![]() I am hoping to use any method to run a program automatically on startup on Raspbian Buster. Unfortunately, there was still no result. Then, I added a scheduled task to bash /home/pi/mybashscript.sh & ![]() ![]() Rc.local: Following the official documenation found here, I added my bash script to the the rc.local file in /etc/, with no result.Ĭron: Following the official documentation found here, I ran crontab with the -e flag to edit the cron table: Init.d: Following this example, I added one init script under /etc/initd/, made the script executable, and registered the script to be run at startup, with no result. I was informed that a symlink was indeed created, but the program did not run after starting the service. I then created my bash script in /etc/systemd/system and made it executable, before following the instructions in the official Raspberry Pi documentation, running the following commands: sudo cp rvice /etc/systemd/system/rvice Systemd: I created a service in /etc/systemd/system/, following this template: open an instance of LXTerminal), and still can’t see it on boot. I have tried using systemd, init.d, rc.local, and cron to execute my bash script in order to invoke a program (e.g. ![]() I have been trying to get a program to start automatically on boot. ![]()
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