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I'm running a script at log-in on my Raspberry Pi B+ (I call it in the .bashrc). The script runs Jack-Audio and then launch a Pure Data patch that deals with audio and GPIOs. The audio part works well but not the GPIO one (a led should be on when the Pd patch opens and a button should let me switch it on/off).

It looks like pdwiringPi can't speak to GPIOs when called in a script on log-in whereas when I run this script manually after logging in, it works fine.

I precise that I don't have any errors whatever the method I use (automatic on log-in or manually after logging in)

Am I doing something wrong when using the pdwiringPi in Pure Data at log-in?

Here is the script:

export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/dbus/system_bus_socket  
sleep 2  
jackd -dalsa -D -i 2 -o 2 -n 3 -r 44100 -p 256 -P&  
sleep 2  
pd-extended -rt -jack -nogui  -open wire.pd
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    Welcome -- please take the tour. If you are trying to find out why your script does not work in a specific context, we need to see some code. – goldilocks♦ Feb 7 '15 at 12:49
  • Hi, I've just reworded my problem and added the script. Hope it helps. – Corentoulf Feb 8 '15 at 0:28
  • Wow, I missed this in the reopen queue. That is 100% my fault -- I'm very sorry. You'd be better off reposting this question now as it is too old to get noticed if reopened (and I can't effect that). I'd also suggest you try the first method here to redirect output to a log file so you can see any errors, etc. that may occur when run at boot. You will have to define $LOG_FILE, e.g. LOG_FILE=/tmp/mybootscript.log. – goldilocks♦ Feb 24 '15 at 13:12