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- wattazoum - 2009-12-03 10:20
Quote:should I log a ticket / how do I log a ticket?Go there : http://trac.xbmc.org
login with your forum username/password.
click on New ticket
add me in the cc list
Don't forget to add some logs.
- GhostSeven - 2009-12-03 10:57
wattazoum Wrote:Go there : http://trac.xbmc.org
login with your forum username/password.
click on New ticket
add me in the cc list
Don't forget to add some logs.
Will add the ticket now, and add the logs when I get home from work, will install latest version and replicate the bug with logging information.
- GhostSeven - 2009-12-04 00:33
After doing a re-install of os and install of latest SVN version problem has gone away.
May have been due to an unrelated problem clean install from SVN has fixed this issue.
- wattazoum - 2009-12-04 06:54
Well, there is a difference between the last version you have installed and the version your were having issues with. The difference is that revision 25189 were using external libs while the new one uses internal libs.
After 9.11 final release, I'll try external libs again and your reports will be more than welcome.
- lloydsmart - 2009-12-04 11:27
So it should be ok to install from svn repo again now?
- wattazoum - 2009-12-04 12:51
forextradingevo Wrote:Well there are a few that have switched to hardy (ie me) but we are still a minority. Although I suspect more and more will do the switch, XBMC Live that l.capriotti have done is based on Hardy.
forex trading
XBMCLive is based on karmic at the moment. XBMC Live is always based on the newest version of Ubuntu AFAIK.
lloydsmart Wrote:So it should be ok to install from svn repo again now?
yes, unless you have an amd64, The builds are failing due to an issue in the scripts. So if you try to install you might get an older version.
- GhostSeven - 2009-12-04 12:59
wattazoum Wrote:Well, there is a difference between the last version you have installed and the version your were having issues with. The difference is that revision 25189 were using external libs while the new one uses internal libs.
After 9.11 final release, I'll try external libs again and your reports will be more than welcome.
Ah, dam I did not pick up that a new version had been released inbetween my rebuild. I would be happy to test versions using the external libs if it would help you
- lloydsmart - 2009-12-04 19:22
Aah, right. I am on amd64 so I'll stick with the beta for now. Any chance of a notice in this thread when it's compiling again on amd64? I know you're busy though, so don't worry too much.
- wattazoum - 2009-12-05 13:49
lloydsmart Wrote:Aah, right. I am on amd64 so I'll stick with the beta for now. Any chance of a notice in this thread when it's compiling again on amd64? I know you're busy though, so don't worry too much.
A new build is available on SVN repository. Can you test it ?
- lloydsmart - 2009-12-05 15:25
Sure, I'll try it now.
[EDIT]
Well, it works for me on amd64. Thanks! Only problem is that now the "Recently Added" script doesn't work, when selecting "Videos" in confluence. I get a popup saying "Error Script Failed! : RecentlyAdded.py"