[dantahoua]

I did exactly this command... And initscripts show in the print...
So you're telling me I have to start from scratch and put this package on old from the beginning...
...

So I did a new install from scratch on another SD... Just from the beginning I put on hold initscripts.
Then apt-get update && apt-get upgrade

xbian-package-xbmc-gotham-nightly-6q is now 2.9-10.32
xbian-package-config-xbmc is 1.1.5
Kernel 3.0.35-gb2e8f7c-dirty #22

BUT , airplay do not work -> reboot Xbmc, XBian-config do not work in XBMC (quit after reading Kernel)... Weird because this two were working great on my other SD...

Note that my other SD (the one with airplay and xbian-conf working) is also 10.32 and 1.1.5 with Kernel 3.0.35-gb2e8f7c-dirty #8

I downgrade to 10.31, no more luck with airplay or xbian-config (just to test, CEC is working 80% with 10.31, no working at all with 10.32)

I think it's over my knowledge...

(22nd Feb, 2014 12:23 AM)schmimat Wrote:  Hi,

the exact command is (when you are not root),

Terminal

sudo echo initscripts hold |dpkg --set-selections

you can find out if the package is set to hold by

Terminal

sudo dpkg --get-selections |awk '$2 == "hold" { print $1 }'

But this works only if you have not upgrade before.

See post nr. 17

mfG Matthias