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Oliver.O
that looks simply that XBMC changed internally button names.
thanks for that, I just updated lirc package and build xbmc configs
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mk01
Thanks for the update. Works for me but you may want to remove the stray 'x' line at the end of /etc/lirc/remotes/mceusb.conf.
Is there a fix for the CEC problem in RC3?
Yesterday i updated my RC3 to the latest versions but CEC is without function on my LG-TV. In the past i was able to use my TV remote without any problem but since the last versions i can not use my remote control.
Joerg
Xbian can't seem to fetch any updates for me. I've had to put RC3 onto a SD card with my PC, but I can't get any of the patches that has come out since then.
(14th Oct, 2014 01:28 PM)risingevil Wrote: [ -> ]Xbian can't seem to fetch any updates for me. I've had to put RC3 onto a SD card with my PC, but I can't get any of the patches that has come out since then.
The server is down, try again later.
You can use apt.xbian.org again. We will redirect that domain to a working repository until these issues are fixed. The repository is defined in the folder /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
(14th Oct, 2014 05:51 PM)CurlyMo Wrote: [ -> ]You can use apt.xbian.org again. We will redirect that domain to a working repository until these issues are fixed. The repository is defined in the folder /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
Could you give a bit more detailed directions what commands to execute?
(15th Oct, 2014 01:16 AM)Smultie Wrote: [ -> ]Could you give a bit more detailed directions what commands to execute?
SSH into the pi and enter...
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xbian.list
An editor window will open and you should see the current repository update list.
Then put a # symbol at the start of all the repository lists currently there. Next add these two lines to the bottom of the list (without a # symbol).
deb
http://apt.xbian.org stable main
deb
http://apt.xbian.org staging main
Then press crtl-O to save and ctrl-X to exit.
Reboot the pi and all should be well.
I hope this helps, I am still learning linux myself.
Skywatch.
(15th Oct, 2014 07:42 PM)Skywatch Wrote: [ -> ] (15th Oct, 2014 01:16 AM)Smultie Wrote: [ -> ]Could you give a bit more detailed directions what commands to execute?
SSH into the pi and enter...
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xbian.list
An editor window will open and you should see the current repository update list.
Then put a # symbol at the start of all the repository lists currently there. Next add these two lines to the bottom of the list (without a # symbol).
deb http://apt.xbian.org stable main
deb http://apt.xbian.org staging main
Then press crtl-O to save and ctrl-X to exit.
Reboot the pi and all should be well.
I hope this helps, I am still learning linux myself.
Skywatch.
Thanks.
Funny thing is my /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xbian.list was non-existing.
I did however edit /etc/apt/sources.list and it's working fine now.
Trying to update but I'm getting the following error:
Terminal
WARNING: Less than 30% of free space. Keeping only one single snapshot...
/usr/sbin/btrfs-auto-snapshot: line 456: 100 - (mdu*100 / mdt) : division by 0 (error token is ") ")
Error: root is not existing volume.
/usr/sbin/btrfs-auto-snapshot: line 1: 5706 Segmentation fault exit 138
E: Problem executing scripts DPkg::Pre-Invoke '[ ! -e /etc/default/xbian-snap ] || . /etc/default/xbian-snap; [ $ENABLEDAPT = yes ] || exit 0; z=$(findmnt -n /| awk '{print $2}'); z=${z#*\[\/}; export z=${z%%\/*}; if [ -x /usr/sbin/btrfs-auto-snapshot ]; then btrfs-auto-snapshot snapshot -k $KEEPAPT -l apt-run $z ; fi ;'
E: Sub-process returned an error code
Other than migrating the install to a larger sd card or usb stick is there anything that can trim down used space?
In System - Settings - Xbian Config - XBMC, the option "Turn CEC capable TV OFF with screen saver" worked in RC2, but appears unreliable in RC3.
I've set the screen saver (dim) to kick in after 3 minutes, then enabled the "Turn CEC capable TV OFF with screen saver" with a 5 minute delay. The screen saver works as expected, but on most occasions the TV remains on. Sometimes it is turned off after the 3+5 minute delay, though.
I have rc2 how do i upgrade to rc3 as via xbian config says im all up to date however an apt-dist-uprgrade is also an option via command line but i read on this thread not to go that route whats the correct way to upgrade and is it even safe to go to rc3 ?