[Lcdproc] Running Problems
brian
turbo@talstar.com
Thu May 24 22:08:01 2007
good news or bad news?? I dunno.. depends on your point of view.
bad news: it's not loading/daemonizing properly, and needs to be addressed.
good news: you (or I) are not the only one experiencing the problem, so it's probably not anything either of us is doing "wrong"
but, rather, a legitimate error in the program.
I *may* have some time this weekend to play around with the source and try a few things... but I'll make no promises. From the
source, and comments within it, it looks like this has been a problem in the past for LCDd, so perhaps we are the last hold-outs
still having the problem.
As a point of reference, I'm running Fedora Core 5, with a 2.6.18 kernel. What distribution are you running, and what kernel?
Enzo Saturno wrote:
> Hey Brian...
> I followed your steps and... YES im having the same problem.. But is it
> good or bad news?? : )
>
> Any idea would be gracefull...
>
>
> */brian <turbo@talstar.com>/* escribió:
>
> Enzo --
>
> You may very well be seeing the same thing I'm seeing here. Try this:
>
> Open *two* terminal sessions on the computer hosting LCDd
> In session one, start LCDd as you normally would
> In session two, run `ps ax | grep LCDd`
> - at this point, you may see two LCDd processes (parent & child),
> plus the grep command you just ran
> - take note of the process ID of the *first* LCDd process
> - then, in session two, run `kill -SIGUSR1 ` (where is the
> previously noted process id
> See if the LCDd startup process in session one has returned to the
> shell prompt
>
> If this seems to work for you, then you are having the same problem
> with properly forking to the child process that I described
> earlier in this list (and made mention of in yesterday's post). You
> also won't be able to set LCDd to start automatically during
> the boot process, since it'll hang there waiting for the signal back
> from the child process (and, in my situation, you cannot do
> anything about it yet, as the sshd daemon hasn't yet started, so I
> can't get to the system to "push it along")
>
>
>
> Enzo Saturno wrote:
> > Hi everybody, thax for the help before...
> > Now when i run my LCDd server, this happens:
> >
> > [root@localhost lcdproc-0.5.2]# server/LCDd -c
> /usr/local/etc/LCDd.conf
> > LCDd version 0.5.2 starting
> > Built on May 17 2007, protocol version 0.3, API version 0.5
> > Using Configuration File: /usr/local/etc/LCDd.conf
> > Set report level to 4, output to stderr
> > Server forking to background
> > Listening for queries on 127.0.0.1:13666
> > CFontz: using Device /dev/usb/tts/0
> > Key "Escape" is now reserved in exclusive mode by client [-1]
> > Key "Enter" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
> > Key "Up" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
> > Key "Down" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
> > Key "Left" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
> > Key "Right" is now reserved in shared mode by client [-1]
> > screenlist_switch: switched to screen [_server_screen]
> >
> > And no commands can be executed.....
> > At the same time, the display shows very very fast all the
> characters
> > until i run "ctrl z"
> >
> > I want to know how to start the software because i need to send some
> > information to the display... Thanx again...
> >
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