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(14th Oct, 2013 10:00 AM)CurlyMo Wrote:  It just doesn't work and i have no clue what i should test. Sorry, but it seems to be a lingual issue that you can't express clearly enough in English what you want this time.

How can i tell from the upstart log what the return code of a command was?

@CurlyMo

we can play this "who the fuck is linux" game for few days more but you wrote the scripts, you developed the workflows, you even put copyrights on it and shared your pride.

you could have solved two stupid bugs making IR RC in XBian lately problematic in 10 minutes. but no, you rather let the users without the function for months with a statement, "IT WORKS FOR ME".

i will repeat again myself and ask you to retest with package I sent a link to (two or three posts back), but I suppose you don't know how, right ? and then if I create an detailed how to with one step on one line saying "dpkg -i " you won't be able to do it again, because it is hardly to understand - unfortunately not in Dutch, right?

funny story to tell, really. funny story.

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(14th Oct, 2013 10:21 AM)b0rna Wrote:  Flashed image. Booted right up. Added tons of SMB shares with TMDB to parse. Set location/time zone, browsed around through menus and such. Played back x264. Will continue to test and report any issues. Stay tuned.

when you are now speaking about TZ, i just remembered there is still one issue with changing the same settings for XBMC.

this functionality was added. and works. written on a "paper" - in a lab. the problem is that if XBMC is running at the time guisettings.xml is updated, this change becomes ineffective as XBMC re-saves the file with in-memory settings on exit.

currently no idea how to nicely solve this. the most elegant maybe is put this action as action to start before xbmc starts, then trigger popup with "XBMC needs to be restarted". so you hit restart, xbmc quits, guisettings changes and XBMC starts with TZ the same as set in xbian-config CLI.

btw: as we agree on any solution around this later, … we realize that Gotham is released and TZ settings is not relevant anymore, because Gotham is using system TZ

I think this simply is not worth the effort anymore.

OR

we can auto sync system TZ to XBMC on each XBMC start. takes 0.01s of system time.