Run any Program in Raspberry Pi at Startup Automatically : The Easiest Way

In this video, I have showed how you can run any program in Raspberry pi at startup in the easiest way.
Commands used in this video:
sudo nano /etc/rc.local
python home/pi/Desktop/blink.py &
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[@davidvlk8625]

Bro is simply publishing pure gold.

[@electrobean]

I’m using Unity to make a VR UI environment that I want to be an operating system, but that’s not how it works so I have been searching the internet how to so this so thank you.
Edit: i have given up

[@imsteven3044]

Hiii could you solve it? I want to run my unity executable in a RaspBerry pi but hen I run the executable open the program but it doesn’t show anything

[@canalv3rgsv90]

TU canal vale oro gracias amigo!!!

[@JontheRippa]

Thank you, you make a good job 👏✌️

[@realxd553]

YES EXACTLY WHAT I NEED NOW MY IRON MAN HUD WILL WORK I AM SUBBING 100%

[@subbuaccu2075]

Friend, I have subscribed...
Excellent work on GPS TRACKER PROJECT..
There's one request :
1) would you make another video for same project with ANY OPEN SOURCE MAP APPLICATION ? maybe pi os based or linux based map.
OR
2) Saving all data in text file locally on pi zero as well as later viewing it offline as on the map so we can just copy tht text over network and draw map using gps coordinates on remote machine without google !
That will be gr8.
Please look into it, If possible gr8 🙏✌🏼
P.S : Another reason for those requests is .... Why handout our personal gps data to google !?
Thats why.

[@WilliamMelton617]

Thank you! Very helpful video.

[@sucharithaanumula1849]

Works perfectly
Thankyou so much

[@johannespralle6831]

Great help. Thank you so much.

[@boostaholic9174]

Thank you so much!!!

[@saitamapreetsingh3057]

Thank you Bro ! I Subscribed 🤙

[@techy9912]

but how will you stop the program running

[@benzene15]

Great video!!!

[@psyronYt]

Will it work for .exe type files
for running on startup

[@alhapidzteguhgumilar]

Thanks, how to change to run another program? do i just repeat what you teach? or i ineed to delete something first ?

[@gajjarbhavesh8214]

Thank You So Much My Bro

[@alankritsharma2764]

i have raspberry pi 3b and want to start zoom on it automatically for my grandma for her yoga classes. how can i do it? pls help

[@realxd553]

You are amazing

[@hutfris1532]

I have a question, How do you stop the program after?

[@mistervaso]

Can you please make a new one using a sh. file and on Debian 12.2 Bookworm ? Thank you

[@jamesvincentapita1000]

hi, so i have a python program that runs tensorflow object detection, do u have an idea how i can run it on startup without the ide?

[@Jokamutta]

So I want to run a program that starts with a command for example ./command
Will this method in the video work?

[@hossammagdy6974]

good video thank u

[@johnjayveec.alindayo9278]

Hello i did this steps, so how i can go back to the normal start up?

[@tonyvarghese75]

Nice

[@shingrutashish5639]

how to blink that led for the infinite time I mean until pi switches off.
like flashLED(5) - This will blink for 5 times how to blink this for infinite time.

[@GurpreetSingh-jz3rx]

Hi, thanks for your video, this really worked.
But, I ran into a problem.
I am running a PyQt GUI program in full screen after boot, which works fine. But the thing is that the desktop screen is visible before the program starts running and so it doesn't look professional.
My aim is to boot the raspberry pi to my app directly and not to desktop.
I also tried using a splash screen in PyQt but got same result.
Can you please help me with this? I am stuck with this for days.
Thank you so much😃

[@redgarpro]

You should probably just make your own Linux distribution if you want a custom screen

[@nuraisyah4305]

Hi Sir, May I ask.. the IP address you write in the putty, is that your static IP address?

[@Ayiamus7]

Thanks 😊

[@xHexon_]

How do you open programs like a mp4 file?

[@sathishrajendiran9336]

I written code in c language in geany... I followed these steps but didn't work what do i do?

[@jrltroll]

in the case of a c++ script instead of python home/pi/Desktop/blink.py & what I should put? :((((((((((((((((((((((

[@sejungsong]

Did you figure this out?

[@prashantvasala6765]

When we write a python code which has error and add it in rc.local file, the raspberry pi won't boot up right. So my question is that how can we undo this in rc.local. Can someone help me with this?

[@Steve-ct1yr]

led script may work fine, but I have a script using [requests, bs4, smtplib, decouple] libraries and it does not start on reboot.
The script itself works fine if I start it manually
I thought it was because of the .env variables, but I bypassed that and it still won't work...
Any ideas why that might be?

[@kagansenkeser4357]

hi I have the same issue did you find a solution

[@bhavanbhavan6135]

This is working for raspberry pi zero w

[@mattcero1]

Thanks man. Password lost here. mine is in semi-headless mode as I have the small LCD screen on my 3 B+ and it displays the system and PiHole stats after bootup. I need to reset the password and editing the cmdline.txt file isn't working. What keyboard commands can I send to it to stop the automatic script and break out into a terminal/command line so I can type in the commands to change my password using the very small screen? Thanks mate!

[@mr.awesome5109]

1000th viewer

[@littledemon4893]

Bro you said "there are many ways" what are others

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[@dudess76]

Nothing happened

[@techv4413]

Hello bro,
I run a simple python program when raspberry pi bootup it works, but i run a face recognition program using opencv it doesn't open when raspberry pi bootup
Please help me to solve this problem

[@the_three_foodies]

did you find any way?

[@JawwadKPatel]

Hello use crontab -e, it'll work

[@codingsleep1887]

@@JawwadKPatel how ?

[@talibsan1573]

hello sir. my rc.local file is unwritable. how can i change to permissions for rc.local. thanks

[@user-wf5wg4bc4j]

start at 4:10 is the answer

[@dfmayes]

I think adding "@reboot python /home/pi/Desktop/blink.py" to crontab is easier.

[@krizz5825]

But didn't worked for me