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not starting automatically #2
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Oops, I'm now seeing that that line is included in install.sh, but it's commented out. I suggest you remove that hash. |
@foocp is this issue closed? My experience with version 3.0 is different as it worked right out of the box. |
Hmm, it's still commented out! |
I am downloading the images and not doing a github pull and should have said that. Hope that helps and I apologize for the confusion. |
YOU ARE SPOT ON. How can we do a pull request to change that? |
Hi,I really like your script but I had some problems with it. It didn't start automatically.
sudo bash autostart.sh gave the error
"-bash: videoloop: command not found"
service videoloop start produced:
"Starting system videoloop daemon:start-stop-daemon: unable to open pidfile '/var/run/videoloop.pid' for writing (Permission denied)
."
My experience is limited but this command fixed it for me (seems I needed to create startup links)
sudo update-rc.d videoloop defaults
I'm using the latest build of Raspbian, 2014-06-20.
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