Below are the scripts I am currently using which allowed for:
- boot to Alpine login
- ts_calibrate init script runs and automatically runs the ts_calibrate application if there's no /etc/pointercal file, it also creates an /etc/ts.dev file with the touchscreen device path in it.
- jivelite init script runs to start jivelite
So basically boot all the way to jivelite with the only interaction being the first time through the touchscreen calibration, after that it's all the way to jivelite. I have these packaged up for easier installation but it's really not ready to post quite yet. But you should just be able to put jivelite and ts_calibrate into /etc/init.d/ and jivelite-sp into /usr/bin/ and then:
// I guess I should note that I modified the ts_calibrate script from here:
- boot to Alpine login
- ts_calibrate init script runs and automatically runs the ts_calibrate application if there's no /etc/pointercal file, it also creates an /etc/ts.dev file with the touchscreen device path in it.
- jivelite init script runs to start jivelite
So basically boot all the way to jivelite with the only interaction being the first time through the touchscreen calibration, after that it's all the way to jivelite. I have these packaged up for easier installation but it's really not ready to post quite yet. But you should just be able to put jivelite and ts_calibrate into /etc/init.d/ and jivelite-sp into /usr/bin/ and then:
Code:
rc-update add ts_calibrate rc-update add squeezelite rc-update add jivelite rc-update add alsa
Code:
cbox01:~/repo/alps$ cat jivelite
#!/sbin/openrc-run
# Copyright 1999-2015 Gentoo Foundation
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
depend() {
after squeezelite sshd
}
start() {
ebegin "Starting Jivelite"
if [ -e /etc/ts.dev ]; then
export SDL_MOUSEDEV=$(head -n1 /etc/ts.dev)
export SDL_MOUSEDRV=TSLIB
export JIVE_NOCURSOR=1
fi
start-stop-daemon \
--start \
--background \
--exec /usr/bin/jivelite-sp \
--pidfile /run/jivelite.pid \
--make-pidfile
eend $?
}
stop() {
ebegin "Stopping Jivelite"
start-stop-daemon \
--stop \
--exec /usr/bin/jivelite-sp \
--pidfile /run/jivelite.pid
eend $?
}
Code:
cbox01:~/repo/alps$ cat ts_calibrate
#!/sbin/openrc-run
export HOME=/root
TSDEFAULT=/etc/ts.default
TSDEV=
depend() {
after bootmisc hwdrivers modules
before jivelite
}
# Given an event name, find it in the /dev tree.
# This accounts for differences between mdev and udev
scan_dev ()
{
SHORTDEV=$1
if [ -z "$SHORTDEV" ]; then
TSDEV=
return 1
elif [ -e /dev/$SHORTDEV ]; then
TSDEV=/dev/$SHORTDEV
elif [ -e /dev/input/$SHORTDEV ]; then
TSDEV=/dev/input/$SHORTDEV
else
TSDEV=
return 1
fi
return 0
}
default_ts ()
{
# Gets the filename from the first line of the config file.
SHORTDEV=`head -1 $TSDEFAULT`
# If the specified file exists, use it with no questions asked.
if [ -e $SHORTDEV ]; then
TSDEV=$SHORTDEV
else
return 1
fi
return 0
}
find_ts_legacy ()
{
# Legacy method - fallback if capabilities are broken
SHORTDEV=`dmesg | grep -i "ts \|input: ts\|tsc\| touch[ ]*screen" | grep -o input[0-9] \
| sed s/input/event/`
scan_dev $SHORTDEV
return $?
}
find_device ()
{
if [ -e $TSDEFAULT ]; then
default_ts
fi
if [ -z $TSDEV ]; then
find_ts_legacy
fi
if [ $TSDEV ]; then
echo $TSDEV > /etc/ts.dev
else
rm -f /etc/ts.dev
exit 1
fi
}
run_calibration ()
{
if [ ! -s /etc/pointercal ]; then
ts_calibrate > /tmp/`basename $0`.log 2>&1
fi
}
start() {
ebegin "Configuring touchscreen"
find_device
run_calibration
eend $?
}
stop() {
return 0
}
Code:
cbox01:~/repo/alps$ cat jivelite-sp
#!/bin/sh
export LOG=/var/log/jivelite.log
if [ ! -z ${JL_FRAME_BUFFER} ]; then
export SDL_FBDEV=$JL_FRAME_BUFFER
echo "Using $SDL_FBDEV as frame buffer device." >> $LOG
fi
if [ -z ${JL_FRAME_RATE} ]; then
JL_FRAME_RATE=22
fi
export JIVE_FRAMERATE=$JL_FRAME_RATE
echo "Frame rate set to $JIVE_FRAMERATE frames per second." >> $LOG
if [ -z ${JL_FRAME_DEPTH} ]; then
JL_FRAME_DEPTH=32
fi
/usr/sbin/fbset -depth $JL_FRAME_DEPTH >> $LOG
echo "Frame buffer color bit depth set to $JL_FRAME_DEPTH." >> $LOG
#while true; do
# sleep 3
/usr/bin/jivelite >> $LOG 2>&1
#done
Seriously, though, that's really above and beyond -- so all I can say is that you're too kind and "I'm not worthy." 
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