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Running X-Slacko 1.1 with the new PetGet patch (THANK YOU rg66!!) Wanted MIDI playback. So I installed Audacious (which I would've anyways, since I like the interface) and ****ed around with FluidSynth until I could get what I wanted.
Problem: fluidsynth doesn't start automatically. So I made a shell script to do that, and stuck it in /root/Startup, but it doesn't /stay/ running once the shell script does its thing, and I'm not quite sure why. A simple symlink to /usr/bin/fluidsynth won't work here -- I have to load the soundfont I'm using (at /root/my-documents/chorium.sf2) as well.
Here's my very simple shell script -- how do I make it work as needed?
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#!/bin/sh
fluidsynth /root/my-documents/chorium.sf2