an event-based replacement for the traditional init daemon to perform tasks when the computer is started.
Questions tagged [upstart]
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How to build custom OS for Raspberry pi from scratch?
I am new to kernel and embedded Linux. I have recently bought a Raspberry Pi and booted it using the Raspbian. I was fascinated by the Pi, to learn more on Embedded I have decided to make an home automation system. I wanted to use my own kernel, and…
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Getting to display images with feh at startup
I can't get my raspberry pi to display images using feh at startup.
I have tried placing my simple feh command wrapped in a shell in cron jobs, /etc/rc0-9.d, and init.d but nothing is working.
I tried placing it at ~/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi as is…
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Why raspbian has /usr/sbin/service?
I know that Raspbian, being a Debian derived distribution, uses systemd as its init system, but the question is, why is there the binary /usr/sbin/service from the upstart init system? Is there to provide compatibility?
ps. Package upstart has…
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How to install upstart on raspberry pi 3
Getting some unmet dependencies issue trying to install upstart. Should I install upstart some other way ?
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo apt-get install upstart
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information...…
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Why can't I set my app to run on startup with Windows IoT?
I have an app that I would like to have run automatically when my Raspberry Pi 2 starts up. The Raspberry Pi 2 is running Windows 10 IoT.
I am able to deploy my app and run it with the Visual Studio 2015 debugger. It works great.
However, when I…
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auto start using /etc/rc.local or /etc/init.d not working
-My problem:
I can't get autostart to work (/etc/rc.local or /etc/init.d)
/etc/rc.local screen never boots and kills the pi, which then needs to be re-flashed to work again.
/etc/init.d no auto start. Pi is still alive.
/etc/rc.local I can not ssh…
Duffman
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Pi won't boot after i installed upstart
So, here is my problem: I installed upstart on my raspbian (jessie) yesterday. After i tried to reboot the system, the boot loader didn't load any further.
The problem is, that the sd card is in my pi which is unreachable anymore since i installed…
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upstart prevent pi from booting properly
I followed this guide to use my pi as a MIDI synthesizer.
http://andrewdotni.ch/blog/2015/02/28/midi-synth-with-raspberry-p/
Everything worked well until I installed uptsart. Since, my boot screen is stuck to "random nonblocking pool is…
Fifstyle
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How to run a java serial data command with arguments on start-up
I am using Raspberry Pi 2 to a telosB base station to collect data from other sensors. I receive (on the terminal) hex data and redirect these incoming data into a python script which will clean and upload to mysql.
Manually (steps i take to do the…
Don Bhrayan Singh
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Cannot Install Upstart on Raspbian Jessie
I am trying to install Upstart, this is what I do
sudo apt-get install upstart
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
init libjson-c2 libudev1…
user3102569
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Raspberry pi boot stuck at udevd
Currently my raspberry pi, running Raspbian, won't fully boot up because its getting stuck 5 seconds into boot at udevd[107] starting version 175
Everything was running smoothly until I installed upstart to run my node server on the pi.
I ran these…
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Where is the default error log for upstart in Raspberrian?
I created a file in /etc/init/wiki.conf to start up my wiki from a shell script on my Raspberry PI Model B:
# tw5nginx.conf
description "Nginx Tiddlywiki5 Wiki"
author "Me"
start on started networking
stop on shutdown
console log
script
mkdir…
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