I know this has probably been covered here before, but let me ask for a
quick recap:
How do I automate the login and bypass the Photon login prompt at power up?
I tried
export LOGNAME=xxx
before the invocation of ph in my sysinit.1 file. This does absolutely
nothing. Any pointers appreciated…
Thanks,
Jay
–
Jay D. Marchetti
President
Pittsburgh Firmware, Inc.
4068 Mount Royal Blvd., Suite 100
Allison Park, PA, USA 15101
Tel / Fax : 412-487-6640
Web: www.pittsburghfirmware.com
Email: marchetti@pittsburghfirmware.com
Jay,
I can only tell you what we do…
The last statement in our sysinit is alway:
tinit -c “login root” -t /dev/con1 -T /dev/con[2-4] &
This should login automatic. Then we add:
ph
to the relavent .profile, in this case:
/.profile
which does not exist by default.
Regards,
Martin 
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I know this has probably been covered here before, but let me ask for a
quick recap:
How do I automate the login and bypass the Photon login prompt at power
up?
I tried
export LOGNAME=xxx
before the invocation of ph in my sysinit.1 file. This does absolutely
nothing. Any pointers appreciated…
Thanks,
Jay
–
Jay D. Marchetti
President
Pittsburgh Firmware, Inc.
4068 Mount Royal Blvd., Suite 100
Allison Park, PA, USA 15101
Tel / Fax : 412-487-6640
Web: > www.pittsburghfirmware.com
Email: > marchetti@pittsburghfirmware.com