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RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Dangee - 12th Jan, 2013 04:09 AM (11th Jan, 2013 11:59 AM)syd Wrote: try not grabbing it from https. Still the same...I'll try another SD Card just in case... EDIT I changed sd card and it works...untill' this message : fatal: fsync error on '/opt/xbian/.git/objects/pack/tmp_pack_KUuUic': Input/output error Any idea ? ![]() RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - nyeswant - 12th Jan, 2013 11:53 PM Just wanted to chime in here. I have a similar setup in terms of software stack. But i do have overclock set to medium and am on the 512 b models. I do not seem to have performance issues, albeit the sickbeard site is tad slow to start and i have both sickbeard and couchpotato start with nice 19. I have attached the couchpotato and sickbeard init.d files that i use. Hope that helps. (10th Jan, 2013 11:05 AM)endo Wrote: @Koenkk i seem to have solved my problem RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - endo - 13th Jan, 2013 01:31 AM I've actually repurposed an old laptop to serve as an NAS, a task the pi was formerly performing. With it's reduced load of tasks it seems to run better(although playback is a bit less reliable), it also eliminates the need for those packages on the pi. Thanks though (12th Jan, 2013 11:53 PM)nyeswant Wrote: Just wanted to chime in here. I have a similar setup in terms of software stack. But i do have overclock set to medium and am on the 512 b models. I do not seem to have performance issues, albeit the sickbeard site is tad slow to start and i have both sickbeard and couchpotato start with nice 19. RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Uncle_Tubbie - 14th Jan, 2013 02:28 AM I have tried this 3X now. After I C-n-p root@xbian:/opt/xbian# git reset --hard 50715b73e7cd3f0229569809ef3ce5b03013d533 I recieve this message fatal: Could not parse object '50715b73e7cd3f0229569809ef3ce5b03013d533'. Any ideas on how to fix this, or work around it? Thank you New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Koenkk - 14th Jan, 2013 02:31 AM @Uncle_Tubbie skip the git reset --hard step, ATM it won't make a difference RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Uncle_Tubbie - 14th Jan, 2013 10:35 AM @Koenkk = thank you RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - CurlyMo - 14th Jan, 2013 10:55 AM And ATM it does again ![]() RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Crashthatch - 15th Jan, 2013 01:50 PM Updated to 6cbc6d using the steps described in post #1. XBMC boots fine, but the moment I try to load system settings or play a file, the screen goes black and nothing responds. Can still SSH in no problem. Restarting xmbc from there works, but I still can't get past the menu screen. RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Pihkal - 15th Jan, 2013 03:49 PM Sounds to me like XBMC is crashing. Can you post a dmesg report? RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - monkeypet - 15th Jan, 2013 04:54 PM Did anything change regarding memory usage? I updated following the instructions. My system is use the cmyth pvr mythtv client. It seems to work. LiveTV playback through the PVR client is smoother. However, the system crashes often. I think it runs out of memory and goes to the black screen. I can reproduce using the following steps: 1. Reboot. 2. When xbmc starts, it will initialize the pvr stuff and start loading from the mythtv backend. 3. At the same time, access a uPNP device with a large set of subdirs. It crashes here often. RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Koenkk - 15th Jan, 2013 05:54 PM @monkeypet and Crashhatch, could you post your /home/xbian/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log right after the crash? RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - rikkards - 15th Jan, 2013 09:04 PM (15th Jan, 2013 01:50 PM)Crashthatch Wrote: Updated to 6cbc6d using the steps described in post #1. XBMC boots fine, but the moment I try to load system settings or play a file, the screen goes black and nothing responds. First time poster here. I too am having it show a black screen but mine is right away on bootup. I ssh'd in and found that xbmc.bin is not running (ps |grep xbmc.bin will show you). I then started it and got the blue screen for about 3 seconds and then got a segmentation fault. I even reflashed my card Aplha4 and then went through the steps again and got the same results. Here is the dmesg: http://pastebin.com/Bt0Z24Eu Edit by Koenkk: Please post your logs on pastebin.com and link them here. For this time I did this for you RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - CurlyMo - 15th Jan, 2013 09:14 PM @rikkards, can you please post the log on pastebin and put the link to it here. RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - Koenkk - 15th Jan, 2013 09:42 PM Seems that the latest XBMC isn't working well. If you are having problems replace the git reset --hard hash with 3bb844a380e93c049ff236bf59bcc6c14b5cc96b RE: New Raspberry Pi firmware & XBMC Frodo RC3 - s2108312 - 15th Jan, 2013 10:40 PM Hi, I just followed these steps: Code: sudo su xbian@xbian:~/.xbmc/temp# vcgencmd version Jan 9 2013 17:27:35 Copyright © 2012 Broadcom version 361556 (release) xbian@xbian:~/.xbmc/temp# Went into XBMC -> System -> System Info Got "Black Screen of Death" (just my fancy way of saying i got black screen, but SSH is ok) xbmc log shows just this: 21:27:51 T:2950468672 ERROR: Unable to load libcurl.so.4, reason: libcurl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory root@xbian:/home/xbian/.xbmc/temp# find / -name libcurl.so.4 root@xbian:/home/xbian/.xbmc/temp# |