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Get rid of the gotham repo you installed. Remove xbmc and install again.
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Well what about the Frodo compatible copy it stored when I installed Gotham?
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Did it? Remove your current one and install that then. (But in fact I think you are referring to just the database).
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I'm going to assume you're on linux. There will be new db files when you upgrade to gotham, while the old frodo one will also be kept, so you can go back to frodo any time. In that case, you can delete the gotham db files, but they won't harm either.
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Well thanks for the replies but in the meantime I kind of fell in love with the Manage Movie Set feature.
So I guess I'll keep it for now
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Is it possible to have both versions installed on the same box? IE - Separate directory for V13 that doesn't interfere with V12? I'm running multiple shared boxes on V12 and I only want to test V13 on one machine.
If it's possible, how do I accomplish this?
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I believe that if you run xbmc in standalone mode it will keep it's data separate.
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