Just looked at the items in ~mythtv/.bash*, and I don't see anything there...<br><br>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">On 4/24/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Brian Walter</b> <<a href="mailto:blwalter@gmail.com">blwalter@gmail.com</a>> wrote:</span>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid">Trey Thompson wrote:<br>> Well, I tried out BeyondTV for a week or so, and I have to say...<br>> "NOT GONNA DO IT! WOULDN'T BE PRUDENT!"
<br>> We just love the features Myth has! :)<br>><br>> The one thing is that really bothering the wife, is that on bootup,<br>> two copies of the Frontend are starting up, one on top of the other.<br>> So, sometimes one of them is playing a video, and somehow the window
<br>> switches, and the other one is playing, all while the backend is<br>> recording, and the system grinds to a non-workable slowness. So, she<br>> just hits the reset button (OUCH!), which starts clean, but there are
<br>> still two copies of the frontend running...<br>><br>> I am autologging on as mythtv, and this is in my<br>> .kde/Autostart/myth-load.sh<br>><br>> ============================================<br>>
<br>> #!/bin/bash<br>><br>> # Only do this stuff if we're on the main display<br>> # (i.e., don't do this in a vnc session)<br>> if [ `echo $DISPLAY | grep -c ":0"` -ge 1 ]<br>> then<br>
> # Launch myth frontend<br>> xvattr -a XV_COLORKEY -v 0<br>> mythfrontend &<br>> # Disable dynamic power management (screen blanking)<br>> #/usr/bin/xset -dpms<br>
> # Disable screen saver<br>> /usr/bin/xset s off<br>> fi<br>> exit<br>><br>> ====================================================<br>><br>><br>> This appeared (or more accurately, I screwed this up), when at the
<br>> same time, I lost a BUNCH of menu items from the "Start" menu. Things<br>> like Administration, Utilities, Control Center, etc... are all gone!<br>> Also, some how the "Process Table" also starts up automatically.
<br>><br>> What could I have done that fubarred this?<br>Wow...you get the process table as well. I thought it was some<br>'history' I had from the logins past.<br><br>You don't happen to have any other startups for mythfrontend in any of
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