On Mi, 29.08.18 18:24, deepan muthusamy ([email protected]) wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a hmi application(without touch feature enabled) created using cgi.
> If I start that application under basic.target, it's running successfully.
>
> But if I start that application( with touch enabled) under ba
We are using Weston, we started Weston as service and added that dependency
to hmi application.
Iam starting as user service.
There is no reason for starting as basic.target. For testing purpose , iam
using basic.target.
I don't think so, it depends on any hardware. As of my understanding only
W
Does your application report any errors after failed startup?
How is the "touch feature" implemented? Does it depend on any services, any
hardware devices?
Are you starting the application as a system service, or as a --user
service?
Why are you using basic.target?
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 3:55
Hi,
I have a hmi application(without touch feature enabled) created using cgi.
If I start that application under basic.target, it's running successfully.
But if I start that application( with touch enabled) under basic.target it
is failing to start.
Even systemctl --user start hmi.service also fai
