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Frodo Beta 1 crashes whenever I enter library - deanmv - 2012-11-24
After moving to latest Raspbmc update - 21/11/2012
Frodo Beta 1.
Log: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=15429
Everytime I enter a library (TV or Movie) and start to scroll through the whole of XBMC crashes.
RE: Frodo Beta 1 crashes whenever I enter library - jmarshall - 2012-11-28
Do the following tests:
1. Enter movies. Wait, don't scroll, for say 5 minutes. Does it crash?
2. Enter movies. Scroll slowly, one item at a time until it crashes.
Post Debug Log when you get a crash. Is it processing the same file(s) at the time (Kill Bill vol 2)
RE: Frodo Beta 1 crashes whenever I enter library - deanmv - 2012-11-28
It got to the point where I didn't even have to enter the library, it would just boot, crash, boot, crash etc. I re-immaged Raspbmc and so far it has been alright.
Think it was because I carried over the old Video database and it was messed up. If I renamed MyVideos.db to something else the crash loop would stop (until I scanned the library in again).
RE: Frodo Beta 1 crashes whenever I enter library - fernandovg - 2012-11-28
I don't have any problems (since build 15/Nov this problem are gone). I'm using beta 1
I did I clean install and everything. No restores.
Try that.
RE: Frodo Beta 1 crashes whenever I enter library - deanmv - 2012-11-28
Yeah I did in the end and it seems ok now, got sickbeard on the same Pi so could be a little strain but had it all set up before the latest Rasbmc update (using Frodo beta 1 then as well) and had no problems at all.
EDIT: Also might have been down to that the stop script for Sickbeard when doing a reboot wasn't working properly, this was causing it so stop half way through the shutdown of XBMC, so when I pulled the plug it could have been corrupting the video database?