pelya
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3 years ago Yes, this script is to test XSDL on Linux. If you want to modify commandline arguments, you will have to edit libsdl-settings.cfg in the app private directory in /data/ The file format is Java ObjectOutputStream. Or recompile the app yourself and make it read arguments from the SD card.
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 4:20 PM zanfix @.***> wrote:
Hi pelya
I recently purchased a samsung tablet with DEX.
This is now my main device even for work at home (remote connection to office mainly).
My problem is: since DEX on hdmi and dex on the tablet screen have different resolutions i would be forced to go into the app and change the options manually, that as you can imagine gets quite tediuos and cumbersome.
So what i do at the moment is to automate the process from my chroot script environment by modifing the libsdl-settings.cfg before launching the xsdl app
something like this:
// // figure out the device, active android screen, etc... // // modify the config file accordingly printf $XSDL$NOHELP$SCREEN$RES$NOCURSOR | dd of=${XSDL_FILES_FOLDER}/${XSDL_CONFIG_FILE} bs=1 seek=1301 count=86 conv=notrunc // //start the xserver monkey -p x.org.server -c android.intent.category.LAUNCHER 1
i have other reasons to invoke the xsdl app from my script environment, because I have weird stuff going on dex that I am still trying to understand if it's dex or xsdl fault (for example the x server screen getting opaque/colors washed out if i ALT+TAB out of XSDL)
So my question would be...
Can I invoke the X server directly from a script passing the appropriate parameters as required by the device/environment it is running in?
I see that from you src tree that you have this "host-build/Xsdl-test.sh"' where you do something similar:
hw/kdrive/sdl/Xsdl :1 -audit 3 -screen 640x480x32 -listen inet -listen inet6 -nolisten unix -nopn -exec "x-window-manager & xlogo & xev & xclock -update 1 & xloadimage -onroot -fullscreen background.bmp"
But I suppose this done only in your development environment (and maybe not even on android?)
Can I do this direct invocation myself from the "production" app?
Regards
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zanfix
Hi pelya
I recently purchased a samsung tablet with DEX.
This is now my main device even for work at home (remote connection to office mainly).
My problem is: since DEX on hdmi and dex on the tablet screen have different resolutions i would be forced to go into the app and change the options manually, that as you can imagine gets quite tediuos and cumbersome.
So what i do at the moment is to automate the process from my chroot script environment by modifing the libsdl-settings.cfg before launching the xsdl app
something like this:
// // figure out the device, active android screen, etc... // // modify the config file accordingly printf $XSDL$NOHELP$SCREEN$RES$NOCURSOR | dd of=${XSDL_FILES_FOLDER}/${XSDL_CONFIG_FILE} bs=1 seek=1301 count=86 conv=notrunc // //start the xserver monkey -p x.org.server -c android.intent.category.LAUNCHER 1
i have other reasons to invoke the xsdl app from my script environment, because I have weird stuff going on dex that I am still trying to understand if it's dex or xsdl fault (for example the x server screen getting opaque/colors washed out if i ALT+TAB out of XSDL)
So my question would be...
Can I invoke the X server directly from a script passing the appropriate parameters as required by the device/environment it is running in?
I see that from you src tree that you have this "host-build/Xsdl-test.sh"' where you do something similar:
hw/kdrive/sdl/Xsdl :1 -audit 3 -screen 640x480x32 -listen inet -listen inet6 -nolisten unix -nopn -exec "x-window-manager & xlogo & xev & xclock -update 1 & xloadimage -onroot -fullscreen background.bmp"
But I suppose this done only in your development environment (and maybe not even on android?)
Can I do this direct invocation myself from the "production" app?
Regards