Autostart function of Gimx, best way
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2021 9:51 pm
Hi guys,
I have to make an desicion and I'm not realy sure how I could realize it. Hope someone is able to help me.
I've bought an USB adapter directly from the shop a few weeks ago. After some testing the system is now running on an PC I used for this test based on windows 10.
The building is an Fanatec Podium Wheel base DD1 with Formular 1 wheel (PS4 support) running on a Playstation 3. After some trying an building a config file the wheel pedals and so on are working.
To finalize the setting, I would be buying a small PC, also based on windows and automate the process of running this setting without keyboard mouse or monitor. A friend of mine would use the system in the future so he should only be pushing the power button after he has plugged in the wheel and the system should work.
Is it possible, after copying the gimx 8.0 applikation in the autostart folder, running automaticly? Or is it better to do this automatic with an raspery?
I would prefer windows, because I'm better in using it. Linux is possible for me but I'm not very skilled in using this platform.
Looking forward for your answers.
Regards, Sebastian.
I have to make an desicion and I'm not realy sure how I could realize it. Hope someone is able to help me.
I've bought an USB adapter directly from the shop a few weeks ago. After some testing the system is now running on an PC I used for this test based on windows 10.
The building is an Fanatec Podium Wheel base DD1 with Formular 1 wheel (PS4 support) running on a Playstation 3. After some trying an building a config file the wheel pedals and so on are working.
To finalize the setting, I would be buying a small PC, also based on windows and automate the process of running this setting without keyboard mouse or monitor. A friend of mine would use the system in the future so he should only be pushing the power button after he has plugged in the wheel and the system should work.
Is it possible, after copying the gimx 8.0 applikation in the autostart folder, running automaticly? Or is it better to do this automatic with an raspery?
I would prefer windows, because I'm better in using it. Linux is possible for me but I'm not very skilled in using this platform.
Looking forward for your answers.
Regards, Sebastian.