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echo 'startx' >> /home/pi/.profile
sudo sh -c "echo 'autorun=true apps={"sunvox.sh",} if autorun then for n=1, #apps do awful.util.spawn(apps[n]) end end' >> /etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua"
reboot
STEP_09
wait for sunvox to start
configure sunvox for headless setup. Marky Shaw's video tutorial starts at 04:08
check comments and modify configuration in sunvox.sh script
STEP_10
enjoy your rpi-sunvox-synth and consider donating to sunvox development!
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hi Davis, try to start it manually from a terminal and if it doesn't run please post the output, maybe you have to reinstalll the dependencies (step_6) and reboot (step_8)
When you run step 8 you need to edit the actual file (/etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua) and at the bottom you need to give a return from the "-- }}} " line so the command to launch sunvox after launching xserver will be correctly executed.
I am stuck trying to follow the video from youtube; I run sunvox, I go in home/.config/sunvox but there is no sunvox config file there. Also I am using a sabrent usb dongle for audio output, which does not seem to work at all with this setup
@theshinyknight this tutorial has been tested on 'stretch' and sunvox 1.9.4c, but the 'stable' RealtimePi distro is now on 'buster' and sunvox is on 1.9.5d . Also, I know for a fact that awesome 4.x has breaking changes.
Please don't forget to read the comments on the 'sunvox.sh' script, because you have to edit it according to your specific hardware (audio and/or midi interfaces). In short find them with the command: jack_lsp -A
Finally, if there isn't a 'sunvox_config.ini' file, just create it with a text editor and add this line: softrender For more info read this forum thread: https://www.warmplace.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4443#p15544
Let me know if you succeed. Nevertheless, I'll take this chance to update this tutorial and get it working again until the next software updates.
Now, how to make it work on raspberry pi?
I'm using the raspberry pi 3 b and made it work by installing the dependencies "sudo apt-get install libsdl2-2.0-0 qjackctl xorg awesome" and then choosing the linux_arm_armel version of sunvox. Do not select the raspberry pi version for raspbian (contradiction I know). Note: You might need to do chmod x+ on the file
Hello Harry,
In 2023, it's my turn to try myself. I am a beginner, and after a lot of trouble I managed with the help of a youtube video to understand some of the linux commands, enough to succeed after two days, to launch Sunvox. But OK.
Today, I only need one thing to make it perfect: To succeed in a sunvox auto start. I really can't.
Step 8 does not work. I do have the active line that gets added in rc.lua, but it doesn't seem to do much.
I also have the impression that I don't have the: /home/pi/.profile
To launch it manually I have to go to the "linux_arm" directory, type " export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/glibc/lib" and then ./sunvox_lofi .
How to make it automatic? The sunvox turns nickel, with a well recognized Korg nano, as well as the touch screen. But I would like to not have to type anything at startup.
I hope there are still people, because there I go around in circles.
Hello Harry, In 2023, it's my turn to try myself. I am a beginner, and after a lot of trouble I managed with the help of a youtube video to understand some of the linux commands, enough to succeed after two days, to launch Sunvox. But OK.
Today, I only need one thing to make it perfect: To succeed in a sunvox auto start. I really can't. Step 8 does not work. I do have the active line that gets added in rc.lua, but it doesn't seem to do much. I also have the impression that I don't have the: /home/pi/.profile
To launch it manually I have to go to the "linux_arm" directory, type " export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/glibc/lib" and then ./sunvox_lofi . How to make it automatic? The sunvox turns nickel, with a well recognized Korg nano, as well as the touch screen. But I would like to not have to type anything at startup. I hope there are still people, because there I go around in circles.
Thank you. And sorry for my bad english
Hi there - if you don't have /home/pi/.profile just create it. This is what will start the x server as soon as you log in and xawesome should launch sunvox. If it doesn't launch, then you may have a small error/typo in your rc.lua file
Hello Harry.
Stuck at step 9.
Sunvox does not start.