[mansp]

(7th Mar, 2014 04:37 PM)mk01 Wrote:  

(16th Feb, 2014 04:08 AM)mansp Wrote:  I have some troubles with the xbian-config. When trying to run from SSH or directly on the pi(in xbmc and with xbmc stopped) I get the following message:

Terminal

/usr/local/sbin/xbian-config: line 203: /run/lock/xbian-config.gui: No such file or directory

this was problem with non existent /run/lock (solution is "mkdir -p /run/lock && chmod 777 /run/lock") but I'm a bit surprised because it is dated back before version B2 and was clearly fixed and confirmed.

as always this doesn't mean it can't come back (as we love comebacks ) ), but still I'm surprised. do you really have latest version? what is output of:

Code:

sudo -i
apt-get update
xbian-apt-show-versions -u

?

I'm not having that problem anymore since I reinstalled everything by first installing the latest firmware then all other packages. And at the moment I'm running from USB but my settings for the drives are as follows:

Code:

/dev/mmcblk0p1        /boot                   xbian   rw                              0       1
/dev/root             /home                   xbian   subvol=home/@,noatime           0       0
/dev/root             /lib/modules            xbian   subvol=modules/@,noatime        0       0
/dev/root             /                       xbian   noatime                         0       0
none            /run/lock                       tmpfs                   noauto                  0       0
none            /run/shm                        tmpfs                   noauto                  0       0
none            /run/user                       tmpfs                   noauto                  0       0
none            /sys/kernel/debug               debugfs                 noauto                  0       0
none            /sys/kernel/security            securityfs              noauto                  0       0
/dev/sda2       /media/HDD              ext4            noatime         0       0

The reason for this is that I want to mount the harddrive to a static folder for samba:

Code:

standard stuff first
...
[HDD]
    path = /media/HDD
    guest ok = yes
    read only = no
    force user = xbian
    browseable = yes
    writeable = yes
...

If I don't do this I somehow don't get permission to write to the drives from my desktop. Even though I've ticked the "enable world-access(anonymous)" (may be another name for it not at home so cant double check) in xbian config inside xbmc. Seems to be a not so good solution since it should be automatic but it works. Not with too great performance though, earlier I could get 8-9 mb/s transfer from desktop to RPi now it tops around 4.5 mb/s. This was early Beta2 I believe. Now I'm running RC1. The same drive was of course used.
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Thanks!