(14th Nov, 2013 08:27 PM)5moufl Wrote: [ -> ]cos I have seen you posted similar issue in another thread, I would suggest you do a backup of your XBMC an fresh install Beta2 as it looks you have something really messed in your installation.It would be much easier to just start over
Thanks. I'll do that. It seems to be the best way indeed.
(29th Nov, 2013 07:30 AM)dcallebaut Wrote: [ -> ] (14th Nov, 2013 08:27 PM)5moufl Wrote: [ -> ]cos I have seen you posted similar issue in another thread, I would suggest you do a backup of your XBMC an fresh install Beta2 as it looks you have something really messed in your installation.It would be much easier to just start over
Thanks. I'll do that. It seems to be the best way indeed.
sorry for the pain m8, but I do that thing very often as it save me a lot of time instead of chasing a ghosts
nice to hear that.
just last info to Beta1X topic to all users staying on it.
in case of future updates pushed from upstream repositories (debian,raspbian) and simillar problem would occur again, try reinstalling the same package by
Code:
apt-get install --reinstall xbian-update=1.0-1.2
I didn't put any version checking in it (only that 1.1 or higher is required as installed) so it could help again and again and again.
mk