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sudo nano /boot/config.txt

Oh, sorry, my fault

Yes, of course, in /boot/config.txt

(6th Mar, 2016 05:01 AM)Nachteule Wrote: [ -> ]Hmmm, could you please enable full debug log [1], try again send send log [2]?

[1] enable debug by setting DEBUG in /etc/default/xbmc

Code:

DEBUG="--debug"

[2] sending log

Code:

xll | pastebinit

Thanks

Hi! Soory for the many questions...

I enabled the debug mode, but when I enter "xll | pastebinit" after a reboot all I get is:
-bash: pastebinit: command not found

You only need to enter....

sudo nano /boot/config.txt

and then add this....

hdmi_force_hotplug=1

ctrl-o to save file.
Y to confirm.
ctrl-x to exit.
Then reboot.

Have you done this and still having a problem?

Hi!

I found the problem in my upgrade: The MySQL. As soon as I delete this section from the advancedsettings.xml everything works (well, except the videos-database, of course)

It seems that the database upgrade failed the first time and kept crashing kodi. I deleted the corrupt new databases and let a windows installation of kodi perform the upgrade. Now everything runs smooth again.

@Senseohasser

Quote:-bash: pastebinit: command not found

This program has not been included in earlier images. You have to install is by doing a

Quote:I found the problem in my upgrade: The MySQL. As soon as I delete this section from the advancedsettings.xml everything works (well, except the videos-database, of course)

It seems that the database upgrade failed the first time and kept crashing kodi. I deleted the corrupt new databases and let a windows installation of kodi perform the upgrade. Now everything runs smooth again.

Interesting. I'm also using a common MySQL database but never had problems when upgrading