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(9th Oct, 2013 04:02 AM)Smultie Wrote:  Well maybe, but all the other shares work perfectly okay.... that's a bit strange right?

I suppose this one needs "Connect As…" (xbian/raspberry).
I will change in next update round.

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(11th Oct, 2013 03:22 AM)Smultie Wrote:  No one else whose Beta 2 install keeps getting slower and slower?

large number of snapshots can affect filesystem operations negatively, but LARGE means at least 20-30 snapshots per subvolume.

default is 3/daily/subvolume + 2/weekly/subvolume + max 10 for snapshots created before apt-get upgrade / install. you can change the max numbers in /etc/default/xbian-snap (ssh, @belese is currently implementing this into XBIAN CONFIG (XBMC).

you can check actual listing with

Code:

sudo btrfs-auto-snapshot list

or to count total number for all subvolumes

sudo btrfs-auto-snapshot list | grep -c .

you need to use ssh for this, I'm writing interface to XBIAN CONFIG (XBMC).

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(9th Oct, 2013 04:15 PM)thenork Wrote:  1) It may have something to do with a virtual input device? I notice that when I run "service lirc start" lircd runs, and I also get a dmesg output like:

Terminal

input: lircd as /devices/virtual/input/input0

and I also get the double button press. However, if I then run "service lirc stop" and then simply "lircd", I get no virtual device set up, and no double key presses and the remote acts like I want it to. So maybe there is something up with the lirc init script?

Also, though, after a while key presses crash xbmc into a black screen, which recovers only when I restart xbmc. Nothing about it that I noticed in xbmc.log or dmesg.

2) Also since a recent update, when I log into xbian's samba sever via my mac lion, I don't have proper permissions, and I can't copy anything to it. I ran chmod a+wr on everything and it didn't make a difference.

1) what happens if you put "uinput" module into blacklist? or if you unclick "remote sends key presses" in XBMC input devices settings?

2) what share specifically? is you mac logging as xbian or guest?

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(9th Oct, 2013 06:20 AM)Dave400 Wrote:  Bad news.. I installed the lirc update (along with 5 other packages) and now my remote is behaving how it was before, I've rolled back using a snapshot and will install the other updates again but leave out lirc for the time being...

could we maybe use the remote session again?

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(8th Oct, 2013 04:21 PM)IriDium Wrote:  ssh xbian-config:

Unable to create image file.

Tried 1 x 16G SD card (FAT32) and 1 x 8G (BTRFS) Flash Drive & 1 x 120G (Fat32) USB HDD: Same error.

This is caused by too small filesystem (~ 1GB - this size is derived from source partition size).

I will issue a fix but it will cause a performance hit later if flashed to a SD card (2GB+) and resized to full size of SD card.

(performance hit comparing to Beta2 default filesystem (once img will be issued). it should not be "slower" than Beta1X - or upgraded systems).

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(8th Oct, 2013 03:12 AM)belese Wrote:  i run again a "no space device" (4Gb).
it happen quite fast, but i've download, and remove files in home dir (but not too much, maybe 1Gb of write/delete home).
problem is when it happen, quite all bash command end with a 'no space left error', and the pi is slooooooow, maybe 2 minutes between ssh login and xbian-config-bash screen appear. xbmc did'nt start at all on reboot. i can't even remove file with rm.

@belese,

disable snapshots completely in /etc/default/xbian-snap (ENABLEDSCHEDULE=no and ENABLEDAPT=no).

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(6th Oct, 2013 05:36 AM)rndl Wrote:  Thanks mate! Nah I'm afraid is not that. Been using it for a while so it was the first thing I checked. The funny thing is both this and 1.1 didn't report the MAC once configured in the android app and yet the previous version worked. Maybe it's not working because I set up the static IP in Xbian config?

the first thing to check would be

Code:

sudo fuser 8080/tcp

if you get non empty output, it will return PID currently listening on TCP port 8080. then you can check with

Code:

sudo ps aux | grep xbmc.bin

whether the PID is the PID of XBMC.

also there should be

Code:

14:02:03 T:3041104512  NOTICE: Webserver: Starting...
14:02:03 T:3041104512  NOTICE: WebServer: Started the web server

in /home/xbian/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log when started automatically. you can check with:

Code:

grep "Started the web" /home/xbian/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log