2014-10-23, 04:43
2014-10-23, 13:07
What does the switch? You have to explain more...what do you exactly switch, what exactly crashes....otherwise it´s like "If I turn the key for my car, it doesn´t start....help!!!"
I see, you got network problems...."21:50:37 T:140502464718592 ERROR: CCurlFile::FillBuffer - Failed: Couldn't resolve host name(6)"...maybe the XBMC and the PS3 have the same network IP?
If you are talking about your superrepo crashes, which are coming up in your log, I think you won´t get any support for this, because superrepo is a non supported repository.
I see, you got network problems...."21:50:37 T:140502464718592 ERROR: CCurlFile::FillBuffer - Failed: Couldn't resolve host name(6)"...maybe the XBMC and the PS3 have the same network IP?
If you are talking about your superrepo crashes, which are coming up in your log, I think you won´t get any support for this, because superrepo is a non supported repository.
2014-10-23, 13:12
Sorry for the lack of information. First I am running XBMC under Ubuntu on a dedicated machine. I have an auto launch of XBMC when the machine is powering up and Ubuntu up and running.
Network problems are due to the fact that I live in China right now. A lot of things work from time to time (streaming is kind of a pain), which is why I did not looked into this in the log. My PS3 does not have any internet connection by the way.
Now for the issue. I have my XBMC on HDMI1 and PS3 on HDMI2. When I switch from HDMI1 to HDMI2, XBMC (under Ubuntu) crashes (I am back on Ubuntu's desktop).
I hope this gives you more context on my issue.
Network problems are due to the fact that I live in China right now. A lot of things work from time to time (streaming is kind of a pain), which is why I did not looked into this in the log. My PS3 does not have any internet connection by the way.
Now for the issue. I have my XBMC on HDMI1 and PS3 on HDMI2. When I switch from HDMI1 to HDMI2, XBMC (under Ubuntu) crashes (I am back on Ubuntu's desktop).
I hope this gives you more context on my issue.
2014-10-23, 13:33
2 things.
1) upgrade to 13.2, if that still doesnt fix issue try
2) try also to rename .xbmc temporarily and see if issue persists you have a lot of addons installed that maybe is interfering
if neither 1) nor 2) fix this, try a v14 nightly after doing 2) That has SDL dropped and maybe handles this better. The reason why I say try nightly is because even if this is a bug it wont be fixed in v13.x
1) upgrade to 13.2, if that still doesnt fix issue try
2) try also to rename .xbmc temporarily and see if issue persists you have a lot of addons installed that maybe is interfering
if neither 1) nor 2) fix this, try a v14 nightly after doing 2) That has SDL dropped and maybe handles this better. The reason why I say try nightly is because even if this is a bug it wont be fixed in v13.x
2014-10-23, 13:54
Extract the edid of the TV and configure Ubuntu to use that - it will think the TV is always connected.
http://kodi.wiki/view/Creating_and_using..._xorg.conf
http://kodi.wiki/view/Creating_and_using..._xorg.conf
2014-10-24, 05:07
@uNiversal thanks I will try this during the weekend. I guess I need to make some serious cleaning of my add ons
@teeedubb if the first solution does not work, I will try this.
Thanks guys, I will let you know this week end.
@teeedubb if the first solution does not work, I will try this.
Thanks guys, I will let you know this week end.
2014-10-24, 07:46
Give it a try with this script:
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Quote:08:21:20 T:140503563605760 NOTICE: script.tv.show.next.aired:
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