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btnx startup #5
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@oliwa7 Have you been able to resolve this? I'm getting the same error |
@jgierer12 @oliwa7 This is issue was marked closed, but if you are both having errors, I would like to know. |
After playing around with it a bit today, I have been able to identify and resolve the issue. The problem was that I'm using Wayland, which by default doesn't support running GUI applications such as To circumvent this, I temporarily allow the root user to access the local user's X session by running xhost +si:localuser:root Then I run sudo btnx-config Finally, after closing xhost -si:localuser:root |
@jgierer12 What distro and version of Linux are you running? If there are additional configuration steps necessary, I would like to document them. I have been running Ubuntu since at least 18.04 where Wayland was default. I have not needed to make any xhost changes. The only major change I had to make was starting to use from command line:
Instead of kdesu. I have tried to note this in the documentation on this github when I became aware of the underlying permissions and privilege elevation changes going on. |
I'm using Manjaro. DetailsHost: XPS 13 9370 |
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Can you post your configuration files, including the file path and file name you are using for the configuration file? Is there any more to your error log? |
@cdobrich @jgierer12 @oliwa7 Have you been able to resolve this? I'm getting the same error |
What is the mouse you are trying to use with BTNX, by the way? I mostly maintain BTNX for older mice. There is a more active newer application called Piper which is better for most modern mice. https://github.com/libratbag/piper I only use BTNX when the mouse is not supported by Piper anymore. |
Hi,
I am having trouble successfully installing btnx. There are no errors after ./configure, make or make install, however once I run 'btnx' I get the error below.
btnx: uinput modprobed successfully.
btnx: Could not read the config manager file: No such file or directory
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I am running a fresh install of Ubuntu 18.04.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks.
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