[alfonskunk]

(23rd Feb, 2013 08:41 PM)Koenkk Wrote:  @alfonskunk did you do a sudo apt-get upgrade before sudo apt-get install xbian-update?

yes... is on pastebin...

i think that there is a totally mess in the repo xbian.org with the libc6 libraries...

in fact, from a fresh install, i've got this packages on KEPTBACK... and i don't touch anything

[Koenkk]

(25th Feb, 2013 04:12 AM)alfonskunk Wrote:  

(23rd Feb, 2013 08:41 PM)Koenkk Wrote:  @alfonskunk did you do a sudo apt-get upgrade before sudo apt-get install xbian-update?

yes... is on pastebin...

i think that there is a totally mess in the repo xbian.org with the libc6 libraries...

in fact, from a fresh install, i've got this packages on KEPTBACK... and i don't touch anything

That's right, the xbian alpha 5 update blocks the libc packages from being installed

[CurlyMo]

The libc6 libraries are not in our repo but in the official rasbpian repo. So not within our control. The only thing we could do was preventing them from installation when you run the update, but the update fails when you have upgraded manually before.

[min]

I have an issue with the xbmc GUI resolution. It's set to 1080 in xbian-config, though this results in the GUI to only appear in about 1/3rd of the screen.

I've tried all settings. 480 and 576 result in the GUI being very oversized, 720 results in an undersized gui. One workaround is to set a large amount of over scan in the xbmc video calibration, though some 1080p videos reset the screen area to being over/undersized.

[kaladont]

Same happens to me.

I have additional problems. When I leave xbmc just to be on when I get home I can see that is off for no reason.
Then today I started xbmc via config and when I just close session window of ssh, xbmc also stopped.

[CurlyMo]

How did you upgrade to Alpha 5?

[kaladont]

Like this:

Connect to XBian using SSH (tutorial: here), login as ‘xbian’, password ‘raspberry’
Exit xbian-config through ‘Return’ and run the following commands:
sudo su
apt-get update
apt-get install xbian-update

[Koenkk]

Can you provide your /home/xbian/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log (post it on http://www.pastebin.com and post it here).

[min]

I upgraded using root login, and the same instructions as the post above.

Here's my xbmc log: http://pastebin.com/n3TF5QFz

[TorodeFuegO]

(25th Feb, 2013 04:19 AM)CurlyMo Wrote:  The libc6 libraries are not in our repo but in the official rasbpian repo. So not within our control. The only thing we could do was preventing them from installation when you run the update, but the update fails when you have upgraded manually before.

I have updated my system manually,
i could i get the update for xbian 5?

[CurlyMo]

Code:

sudo dpkg -l | grep libc

If it says you got version 37 it works, if you already installed version 38, it won't.

[TorodeFuegO]

(26th Feb, 2013 03:57 AM)CurlyMo Wrote:  

Code:

sudo dpkg -l | grep libc

If it says you got version 37 it works, if you already installed version 38, it won't.

ii  libc-bin                        2.13-38+rpi2                       armhf        Embedded GNU C Library: Binaries
ii  libc-dev-bin                    2.13-38+rpi2                       armhf        Embedded GNU C Library: Development binaries
ii  libc6:armhf                     2.13-38+rpi2                       armhf        Embedded GNU C Library: Shared libraries
ii  libc6-dev:armhf                 2.13-38+rpi2                       armhf        Embedded GNU C Library: Development Libraries and Header Files

seems to be bad

is there an issue,
thx

[Koenkk]

@TorodeFueg0 yes, you upgrades the libc packags to 2.13-38. I recommend to install XBian 1.0 Alpha 5 (fresh) on your SD card.

[TorodeFuegO]

no way to get libc version back?

[CurlyMo]

No, because Raspbian doesn't have a multi-version apt repo like XBian does. So if a new version comes out, the old one is removed.