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Xorg was starting before udev could finish the monitor command. This prevented the X server from having access to the input devices. For some reason, any subsequent starts would be fine. Adding a small delay to the X server start and triggering a request for device events from the kernel after a delay seems to fix this issue.
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824 B
Bash
Executable File
38 lines
824 B
Bash
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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###
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# File: start-xorg.sh
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# Project: bin
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# File Created: Tuesday, 11th January 2022 8:28:52 pm
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# Author: Josh.5 (jsunnex@gmail.com)
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# -----
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# Last Modified: Friday, 6th October 2022 9:21:00 pm
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# Modified By: Josh.5 (jsunnex@gmail.com)
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###
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# CATCH TERM SIGNAL:
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_term() {
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kill -TERM "$xorg_pid" 2>/dev/null
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}
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trap _term SIGTERM SIGINT
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# EXECUTE PROCESS:
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# Wait for udev
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MAX=10
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CT=0
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while [ ! -f /tmp/.udev-started ]; do
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sleep 1
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CT=$(( CT + 1 ))
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if [ "$CT" -ge "$MAX" ]; then
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LOG "FATAL: $0: Gave up waiting for udev server to start"
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exit 11
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fi
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done
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# Run X server
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/usr/bin/Xorg -ac -noreset -novtswitch -sharevts -dpi "${DISPLAY_DPI}" +extension "GLX" +extension "RANDR" +extension "RENDER" vt7 "${DISPLAY}" &
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xorg_pid=$!
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# WAIT FOR CHILD PROCESS:
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wait "$xorg_pid"
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