Modify start up routine of LXDE using startx command

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I have built lxde and fbtft driver for Raspberry Pi using Yocto. In order to correctly start X11 session and dbus, I need to stop the existing one and execute something like:



FRAMEBUFFER=/dev/fb1 startx


I want to automize this and make sure that this is what is executed from the beginning, not just



startx


Any guidance how I can modify this command (through a script or a config file or even from inside Yocto) is much appreciated.







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  • Write a wrapper script called startx and place it somewhere that's earlier in your PATH than the startx binary?
    – steeldriver
    Mar 23 at 22:14










  • Where can I actually access the place startx is called?
    – mozcelikors
    Mar 23 at 22:16














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I have built lxde and fbtft driver for Raspberry Pi using Yocto. In order to correctly start X11 session and dbus, I need to stop the existing one and execute something like:



FRAMEBUFFER=/dev/fb1 startx


I want to automize this and make sure that this is what is executed from the beginning, not just



startx


Any guidance how I can modify this command (through a script or a config file or even from inside Yocto) is much appreciated.







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  • Write a wrapper script called startx and place it somewhere that's earlier in your PATH than the startx binary?
    – steeldriver
    Mar 23 at 22:14










  • Where can I actually access the place startx is called?
    – mozcelikors
    Mar 23 at 22:16












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I have built lxde and fbtft driver for Raspberry Pi using Yocto. In order to correctly start X11 session and dbus, I need to stop the existing one and execute something like:



FRAMEBUFFER=/dev/fb1 startx


I want to automize this and make sure that this is what is executed from the beginning, not just



startx


Any guidance how I can modify this command (through a script or a config file or even from inside Yocto) is much appreciated.







share|improve this question












I have built lxde and fbtft driver for Raspberry Pi using Yocto. In order to correctly start X11 session and dbus, I need to stop the existing one and execute something like:



FRAMEBUFFER=/dev/fb1 startx


I want to automize this and make sure that this is what is executed from the beginning, not just



startx


Any guidance how I can modify this command (through a script or a config file or even from inside Yocto) is much appreciated.









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  • Write a wrapper script called startx and place it somewhere that's earlier in your PATH than the startx binary?
    – steeldriver
    Mar 23 at 22:14










  • Where can I actually access the place startx is called?
    – mozcelikors
    Mar 23 at 22:16
















  • Write a wrapper script called startx and place it somewhere that's earlier in your PATH than the startx binary?
    – steeldriver
    Mar 23 at 22:14










  • Where can I actually access the place startx is called?
    – mozcelikors
    Mar 23 at 22:16















Write a wrapper script called startx and place it somewhere that's earlier in your PATH than the startx binary?
– steeldriver
Mar 23 at 22:14




Write a wrapper script called startx and place it somewhere that's earlier in your PATH than the startx binary?
– steeldriver
Mar 23 at 22:14












Where can I actually access the place startx is called?
– mozcelikors
Mar 23 at 22:16




Where can I actually access the place startx is called?
– mozcelikors
Mar 23 at 22:16















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