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Old 16th March 2011
kpedersen kpedersen is offline
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Default Xorg run from rc.local no keyboard response

Hello,

Currently for one of my machines, I have it automatically starting X using rc.local. E.g by putting in the following line.

Code:
su -l myusername -c "xinit twm &"
Whilst this works pretty well, I seem to not be able to type anything on the keyboard (keypresses go to the ttyC0 console underneath instead). To hack around this I have to write a script that waits 10 seconds and then runs 'xinit twm'. With this then it seems to have expected behavior.

Can anyone suggest a reason for this?

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