Most Pi distros I've worked with send active-source message, and so the Pi steals input when it's turned on, at boot. That isn't really what you'd want with xbox-cec on a single-purpose Pi. Docs or automation of setup should deal with this, and explain how to undo this on a multi-purpose Pi.
Most Pi distros I've worked with send active-source message, and so the Pi steals input when it's turned on, at boot. That isn't really what you'd want with xbox-cec on a single-purpose Pi. Docs or automation of setup should deal with this, and explain how to undo this on a multi-purpose Pi.
I suspect
in
config.txtis what we need.