On 2/8/2017 at 4:14 PM, incagarcilaso said:

OK. The screenshot I sent was of the LX Terminal. Not sure if it is correct but when pi starts up and ICC starts automatically I also have the LXTerminal open and running.

Your Startup File that you have created is not correcter, you can just run @/home/user/icc/runicc and dont have to spawn a @terminal in the same line (this will hide the display with warnings, then you wont see the warning, if it was an error the software would terminate, the warning really just relates to data that the GUI wants to display/use a value that is not in the expected format, and may be from anything like you not entering all the expected variable on the settings page so the software is trying to display something as a number that you have entered as text or zero value, or that it is reading from somewhere that is text or a zero value.

 

14 minutes ago, Cybertza said:

Your Startup File that you have created is not correcter, you can just run @/home/user/icc/runicc and dont have to spawn a @terminal in the same line (this will hide the display with warnings, then you wont see the warning, if it was an error the software would terminate, the warning really just relates to data that the GUI wants to display/use a value that is not in the expected format, and may be from anything like you not entering all the expected variable on the settings page so the software is trying to display something as a number that you have entered as text or zero value, or that it is reading from somewhere that is text or a zero value.

Thanks @Cybertza, that clarifies things, especially knowing that the output in the terminal is not an important error. The only thing is I wasn't aware of having created or modified a start-up file to run ICC in this way on the pi. As far as i remember I just loaded and ran the Jessie/ICC image that I downloaded. What is the location and name of this file in Debian, so that I can take a look at it and modify it?

--Add to Autorun

In a terminal do the follwing:

nano /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart


#@lxterminal -e "/home/pi/ICC/RunICC"
@/home/pi/ICC/RunICC

 

so you will go to the line that has the RunICC command, and comment it with an #  (for in case you need to undo what you did)

and you will add a new line below it without the @lxterminal -e " "

as in the EG, then you wont see the terminal again.

Save and reboot.

The window really just helps with debug, and it really doesn't have much value if that type of thing doesn't fancy you.

Your location may be different as i installed mine manually.