Re: DVD autostart

andi <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.freevo.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>> dear list again
>> I have the problem that if I resume my freevo-1.9.2b2 PC after a 
>> suspend,
>> (using /etc/acpi/sleep.sh as shutdown command) the inserted DVD is 
>> playd
>> automatically after ca 8sec... and this is not what I want.
>> On the other hand, if I start freevo on an allready running PC, the 
>> DVD do not
>> start automatically...
>>
>> The logfiles says the following (Debug on):
>> *****************************************
>> 2011-03-20 16:49:51,328 DEBUG    main.py (568): Main loop 
>> starting...
>> Freevo 1.9.2b2 ready
>
> Do you shutdown and restart freevo before/after the suspend, as this
> appears to suggest that freevo has just started?
 yes. I have replace the shutdown command with /etc/acpi/sleep.sh (or 
 similar, have no access to the HTPC now)

>> 2011-03-20 16:49:51,329 DEBUG    Creating thread notifier and signal 
>> wakeup
>> pipes (purge=False)
>> 2011-03-20 16:49:54,443 DEBUG    rom_drives.py (595): drive_status 
>> changed 3 -
>>> 4
>
> Looks like this is caused by the drivers reporting no disc and then 
> ~3
> seconds later (spin up time?) as detecting a disc.
>
>>
>> now, is it possible to deactivate ths behaviour? or is it a bug, I 
>> will try
>> then to hack freevo for a fix.
 I suppose that I have to look for hwo the kernel modules are reloaded 
 after sleep... maybe unloading some before could help.

>
> If you can try to fix it that would be very useful :-)
 I will give my best :-)
 Andreas


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