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Originally posted by Digit View PostI can only see login/logout/restart and other session management buttons, no visible way of launching an app.
Can you try to switch ttys? Go to tty1 and then tty10, that's usually the tty that the autologin session actually appears on.
Try running
Code:ps -A | grep weston
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Originally posted by Rexilion View PostI have nVidia as well, so it's nouveau (I guess?). I think we are all having the same issue here. Do you want more feedback?
Thanks.
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Originally posted by nerdopolis View PostIt looks to me the autologin didn't work? Weston should switch the tty?
Can you try to switch ttys? Go to tty1 and then tty10, that's usually the tty that the autologin session actually appears on.
Try running
Code:ps -A | grep weston
Just one weston-display-server (and one weston-keyboard, weston-desktop)
R,
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Originally posted by Digit View PostNothing, just the options we were talking about in tty8.
Just one weston-display-server (and one weston-keyboard, weston-desktop)
R,
I found the issue. It's a Kernel Mode setting permissions issue with /dev/dri/card*
Most of my testing was done on VirtualBox, so the Framebuffer part got a better testing then.
Anyway it seems that with the fact that the permissions on the file is supposed to be granted by console-kit or the login manager, so I made a commit to add the plugdev users group permissions to access that file similar to the way I do it to /dev/fb*.
I don't know if there's a more secure way to do this, as any local user that can log in will be able to see /dev/dri/card0
I'm really sorry about this. I guess I should push a new ISO with the fix.
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Originally posted by nerdopolis View PostHi.
I found the issue. It's a Kernel Mode setting permissions issue with /dev/dri/card*
Most of my testing was done on VirtualBox, so the Framebuffer part got a better testing then.
Anyway it seems that with the fact that the permissions on the file is supposed to be granted by console-kit or the login manager, so I made a commit to add the plugdev users group permissions to access that file similar to the way I do it to /dev/fb*.
I don't know if there's a more secure way to do this, as any local user that can log in will be able to see /dev/dri/card0
Originally posted by nerdopolis View PostI'm really sorry about this. I guess I should push a new ISO with the fix.
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Originally posted by nerdopolis View Post...I don't know if there's a more secure way to do this, as any local user that can log in will be able to see /dev/dri/card0 ...
Edit: Just to clarify, if you need to sacrifice security to make Wayland work better - go for it.Last edited by mark45; 15 July 2013, 02:23 AM.
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