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Select System Tools > Nvidia X Server Settings.

Now press the button on the left bottom (or press the windows/command key).

On your XBMCBuntu device press ALT+CRTL+F1.

After some digging and googling I found the solution.

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When I boot my XBMC box and don’t turn my TV on before the boot XBMC was not succesfully. Author Thomas Faddegon Posted on ApNovemCategories KODI Leave a comment on OpenElec XBMC Fix the splash screen ATI and NVidia Sound over HDMI on ION2 systems Reboot your OpenELEC box and you should now see the splash screen. You should be back at the prompt now, so just type exit to close the prompt exit You’ll be prompted to save the file – just hit to save the file. If you are using ATI your line should read: APPEND boot=LABEL=System disk=LABEL=Storage quiet vga=0x323 If you are using NVIDIA your line should read: APPEND boot=LABEL=System disk=LABEL=Storage quiet vga=792 It’s very easy to use, so move your cursor to the end of the following line: APPEND boot=LABEL=System disk=LABEL=Storage quiet

This will open up a terminal-based text editor called nano. This allows read/write access to the configuration file we need to access. Open an SSH session to your OpenELEC machine then at the prompt, type: mount -o remount,rw /flash

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Nano installed for versions 0.7 and above, you’ll need to install the nano add-on from System > Addons > Get Addons > Programs > nano and click install.The splash screen is much prettier than some plain text in the corner of the screen, so follow this to get your splash working. Happy hacking 😀 Author Thomas Faddegon Posted on JNovemCategories KODI, Linux Leave a comment on XBMC (XBMCBuntu) ContextMenu option Logitech Harmony OpenElec XBMC Fix the splash screen ATI and NVidia If this helps you please leave a comment. If you send some remote (IR) actions you can capture the output and if you want to change the action you can edit the keyboard.xml. Then make a ssh connection to your XBMC and type tail -f /home/xbmc/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log to see realtime output. Go to the system settings of your XBMC and enable debugging mode. If you have some trouble finding out which buttons you can use, the best way is enabling the debugging option in your XBMC. Sync your remote with an USB key and your ContextMenu option is ready for use 🙂 Now you can login to the website and configure the asterisk (*) key to the List button on your remote. Save the file (CTRL + W) and restart your xbmc to reload the keyboard.xml config.Add this line between the other keyboard shurtcuts ContextMenu.

nano /home/xbmc/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/keyboard.xml.

cp /usr/share/xbmc/system/keymaps/keyboard.xml /home/xbmc/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/keyboard.xml (never hack the original file, that can be overwritten when you do an update).

After some searching and debugging I find a solution.

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If I use my XBMC Android app I had the title (= ContextMenu) option so I thought that it must be possible do the same with my logitech harmony.

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This action is essential when you want to change some movie information. With my Logitech Harmony 300 I didn’t have the ContextMenu (right click or c keyboard) option.