Pastebin of not terribly useful crashlog: http://pastebin.com/WMWuhnUV
Haven't had a chance to fully investigate this (still at work), but my guests have encountered a crash scenario on one of my XBMC systems. XBMC is crashing immediately after selecting a video to playback. The X Windows "X" cursor is displayed, and the system typically recovers, XBMC reloads, rinse, repeat. When it first occurred, it does not recover and hung at the X cursor, so I had to reboot it manually.
The system was just working up to about twenty minutes ago. They have been watching TV last night and all day today without issue. Even the videos that were working previously now exhibit this behavior. I have not yet had time to try other filetypes. I can update later with further testing when I'm finished with work for the day.
This is a clean installation of XBMCbuntu (rather than upgrade, the disk was completely reformatted). Previously, I was running XBMC Live (Dharma) without any similar issues.
I can SSH to the affected machine from my current location, so let me know if there is any additional information that would be useful.
Haven't had a chance to fully investigate this (still at work), but my guests have encountered a crash scenario on one of my XBMC systems. XBMC is crashing immediately after selecting a video to playback. The X Windows "X" cursor is displayed, and the system typically recovers, XBMC reloads, rinse, repeat. When it first occurred, it does not recover and hung at the X cursor, so I had to reboot it manually.
The system was just working up to about twenty minutes ago. They have been watching TV last night and all day today without issue. Even the videos that were working previously now exhibit this behavior. I have not yet had time to try other filetypes. I can update later with further testing when I'm finished with work for the day.
This is a clean installation of XBMCbuntu (rather than upgrade, the disk was completely reformatted). Previously, I was running XBMC Live (Dharma) without any similar issues.
I can SSH to the affected machine from my current location, so let me know if there is any additional information that would be useful.