[redstorm]

I went to upgrade to that latest 93 build of xbmc-pvr from the pulse eight repository but its is missing the xbmc-live package? Is it depreciated now or just missing?

Is xbmc-live still the correct way to start xbmc on HTPC configured with minimal Ubuntu 12.04 to get that set top box feel, i.e. booting straight into xbmc.

That package itself is an upstart job with several scripts and a config file..

I have reverted to an the older 73 build for now.

Code:

/etc/init.d/xbmc-live
/etc/init/xbmc-live.conf
/etc/xbmc/live.d/01-configureXorg.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/02-profileRedir.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/03-configNVIDIAHDMI.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/04-configNVIDIAasoundrc.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/05-configAMDFusionasoundrc.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/10-setVolumes.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/11-mountDisks.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/12-setupWakeFromUSB.sh
/etc/xbmc/live.d/13-disableXBMCIPv6.sh
/usr/bin/diskmounter
/usr/bin/runXBMC
/usr/share/doc/xbmc-live/changelog.Debian.gz
/usr/share/doc/xbmc-live/copyright
/usr/share/lintian/overrides/xbmc-live
/usr/share/man/man1/diskmounter.1.gz
/usr/share/man/man1/runXBMC.1.gz

[opdenkamp]

"sudo apt-get install xbmc-standalone" should fix it

[redstorm]

Thanks, will try it out this weekend.

xbmc-live = depreciated method
xbmc-standalone = new method

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