Howdy,
I've tried two scripts so far on my gentoo linux XBMC (svn 17947) without success. Both are complaining of path issues (ex: T:/script_data/...). I've so far been unable to find the magic combination of paths/permissions and am wondering if I might be chasing my tail as I haven't found anything that has stated that scripts do work on linux XBMC. So does anyone know the if I should expect either all scripts to work, most scripts to work, rare scripts to work, no scripts to work, or only scripts that explicitly state they work on linux to work?
Also could some kindly soul confirm for me these path mapping for linux. I think the following are correct:
Q: => /usr/share/xbmc
T: => /usr/share/xbmc/userdata
P: => /home/xbmc/.xbmc/userdata
Still new to XBMC and couldn't find the answer to these question in the forums or on the wiki.
Thank you,
Roy
[LINUX] Scripts on linux XBMC?
royw
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2009-03-14 10:56
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BlueCop
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2009-03-14 10:57
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Which scripts are you using and where are you installing them?
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royw
Member Posts: 75 Joined: Feb 2009 Reputation: 0 |
2009-03-14 11:25
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I've tried DVDProfiler and Navi-X. I've tried installing them in:
/home/xbmc/.xbmc/scripts/My Scripts /home/xbmc/.xbmc/scripts/Common Scripts The later is symbolically linked to /usr/share/xbmc/scripts The DVDProfiler script always starts up with a garbled error box but the last line is clear saying Code: No such file or directory T:/script_data/DVDProfil...and yes, the path is truncated as shown. Then when trying local collection mode, I get this error box: Code: Local Collection file missingCode: -rw------- 1 xbmc users 20371075 Mar 13 18:54 /usr/share/xbmc/userdata/script_data/DVDProfiler/cache/collection.xmlThe Navi-X script gives the following error on startup: Code: Error:o I just found the problem with Navi-X, bad file ownership. It is working now but DVDProfiler still is not. So I think my main question was answered in that I now have a script that works. I probably should take the DVDProfiler problem to it's thread. Thank you, Roy |
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iRoNBiLL
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2009-03-15 00:09
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Glad to see Navi-X works for you in Linux Roy! Have a good one!
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althekiller
Team-XBMC Developer Joined: May 2004 Reputation: 12 |
2009-03-15 00:38
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The old xbox internal mappings are obsolete.
Q:\ -> special://xbmc : XBMC's install dir (default: $prefix/share/xbmc) T:\ -> special://masterprofile : masterprofile dir (default: special://xbmc/userdata) P:\ -> special://profile : Currently active profile dir (default: special://masterprofile) Howto post your problem in a useful manner. #xbmc-linux on FreeNode XBMC online-manual, FAQ, search, forum rules, how to submit a bugreport. |
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royw
Member Posts: 75 Joined: Feb 2009 Reputation: 0 |
2009-03-15 12:19
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althekiller Wrote:The old xbox internal mappings are obsolete. Thank you, that clears up a lot. Overall I'm very impressed with XBMC. A great big THANK YOU to all who have created it! I know it's been said before, but Navi-X is way too cool! Now I just need a faster internet connection! ![]() Have fun, Roy |
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