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Create a custom embedded linux in raspberry pi that start python gui application after boot [on hold]
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I currently have a project so basically what i want is to create an embedded linux in raspberry pi. What i want to achieve is to boot my custom made linux in my raspberry pi. I'm currently using Buildroot for that. I will not use any kind of window manager for this kind of project. I'm currently using the linux kernel raspberry pi provided.
Here are the things what i want to happen:
Create a splash screen(How to implement this? What are the files on linux needed to edit. )
Override login prompt after booting(I want to use my own prompt which is i already created using python. What i want here is after booting my python app will be the first one to display)
Display my python application after booting.
WHAT files/configurations i need to know. HOW to implement this. Process or a work flow.
Just like osmc or kido but i want to build my own from scratch.
linux raspberry-pi python3 buildroot
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I currently have a project so basically what i want is to create an embedded linux in raspberry pi. What i want to achieve is to boot my custom made linux in my raspberry pi. I'm currently using Buildroot for that. I will not use any kind of window manager for this kind of project. I'm currently using the linux kernel raspberry pi provided.
Here are the things what i want to happen:
Create a splash screen(How to implement this? What are the files on linux needed to edit. )
Override login prompt after booting(I want to use my own prompt which is i already created using python. What i want here is after booting my python app will be the first one to display)
Display my python application after booting.
WHAT files/configurations i need to know. HOW to implement this. Process or a work flow.
Just like osmc or kido but i want to build my own from scratch.
linux raspberry-pi python3 buildroot
edited Apr 11 at 5:31
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
asked Apr 11 at 1:11
Falcon RyuFalcon Ryu
11
New contributor
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put on hold as too broad by muru, Stephen Harris, G-Man, Mr Shunz, Jenny D 2 days ago
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
That's a Big question, you will need to be more specific.
– X Tian
Apr 11 at 17:25
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I currently have a project so basically what i want is to create an embedded linux in raspberry pi. What i want to achieve is to boot my custom made linux in my raspberry pi. I'm currently using Buildroot for that. I will not use any kind of window manager for this kind of project. I'm currently using the linux kernel raspberry pi provided.
Here are the things what i want to happen:
Create a splash screen(How to implement this? What are the files on linux needed to edit. )
Override login prompt after booting(I want to use my own prompt which is i already created using python. What i want here is after booting my python app will be the first one to display)
Display my python application after booting.
WHAT files/configurations i need to know. HOW to implement this. Process or a work flow.
Just like osmc or kido but i want to build my own from scratch.
linux raspberry-pi python3 buildroot
edited Apr 11 at 5:31
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
asked Apr 11 at 1:11
Falcon RyuFalcon Ryu
11
New contributor
Falcon Ryu is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I currently have a project so basically what i want is to create an embedded linux in raspberry pi. What i want to achieve is to boot my custom made linux in my raspberry pi. I'm currently using Buildroot for that. I will not use any kind of window manager for this kind of project. I'm currently using the linux kernel raspberry pi provided.
Here are the things what i want to happen:
Create a splash screen(How to implement this? What are the files on linux needed to edit. )
Override login prompt after booting(I want to use my own prompt which is i already created using python. What i want here is after booting my python app will be the first one to display)
Display my python application after booting.
WHAT files/configurations i need to know. HOW to implement this. Process or a work flow.
Just like osmc or kido but i want to build my own from scratch.
linux raspberry-pi python3 buildroot
linux raspberry-pi python3 buildroot
edited Apr 11 at 5:31
Rui F Ribeiro
42.1k1483142
asked Apr 11 at 1:11
Falcon RyuFalcon Ryu
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edited Apr 11 at 5:31
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edited Apr 11 at 5:31
Rui F Ribeiro
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edited Apr 11 at 5:31
Rui F Ribeiro
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edited Apr 11 at 5:31
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Apr 11 at 1:11
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put on hold as too broad by muru, Stephen Harris, G-Man, Mr Shunz, Jenny D 2 days ago
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put on hold as too broad by muru, Stephen Harris, G-Man, Mr Shunz, Jenny D 2 days ago
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That's a Big question, you will need to be more specific.
– X Tian
Apr 11 at 17:25
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That's a Big question, you will need to be more specific.
– X Tian
Apr 11 at 17:25
That's a Big question, you will need to be more specific.
– X Tian
Apr 11 at 17:25
That's a Big question, you will need to be more specific.
– X Tian
Apr 11 at 17:25
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That's a Big question, you will need to be more specific.
– X Tian
Apr 11 at 17:25