I can confirm, if I run xbmc as sudo it works, thanks charliesroot.
I have changed line in /usr/bin/xbmc:
from: clear ; /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin
to: clear ; sudo /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin
You can change this simply with any editor (like vi) or command like this:
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sudo sed -i /usr/bin/xbmc -e "s/clear ;/clear ; sudo/"If you don't care about your settings in folder ~/.xbmc you can install newer version like this:
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wget https://github.com/downloads/RB-tomaz/xbmc-rdp-tomaz/xbmc-rdp-tomaz.armhf.deb
sudo dpkg -i xbmc-rdp-tomaz.armhf.debP.S.: I tried changing /etc/udev/rules.d/10-permissions.rules as described here and here but with no luck to fix keyboard problem (to run xbmc as "pi" user) - for input text in XMBC fields (as reported by atharvai). Maybe someone will figure this out?
mikerr: nice
Tomaz.
charliesroot wrote:@Tomaz
It's not on the numberpad. I'm running the pre-compile Silas image and changed the XBMC startup script by removing sudo, so XBMC is running as the user pi (instead of root). Same keyboard problem.
Running XBMC as root doesn't have "the keyboard problem". I've been working my way through Raspbmc (where XBMC is running as user not root) but haven't found anything yet that could solve things.
BTW GREAT work guys ...