Ok I've installed everything except for the startup files that you
have included, I'm not really sure as to what they do exactly. BTW my
harmony 550 works beautifully :D. Now I just need to be able to
update to nightlies without XBMC crashing and I'll be uber excited.
I've got everything working
On 2/9/2010 7:27 AM, Andrew Baxter wrote:
Well HOLY CRAP. I took a long shot in the dark and added the SVN PPA
and tried to apt-get upgrade but it wouldn't install it. So I did an
apt-get dist-upgrade and it updated my XBMC to svn r27597, booted
right up and everything. My Remote still
The 4x repeat is normal and isn't causing your delay. The delay you're
seeing is normal for harmony remotes and has to do with the various timings
between key presses, etc. If you look around you'll likely find something
telling you which timings you can tweak on the logitech configuration side
to
OK,
Done and done. I've installed atvtool 0.2 and got it to kill the led
in front. Unfortunately no led is my only option. When Ubuntu starts
with the tool loaded the LED is white and lirc is completely broken.
I have to SSH in an run atvtool -r to give control back, and that also
turns led
On Sun, Feb 07, 2010 at 08:08:16PM -0500, Scott D. Davilla wrote:
It was a combo of that guide and the xbmcbuntu guide in the wiki. I
sudo apt-get remove xbmc-live and modified the xsession to just exec
xbmc --standalone. Is that right or just one dash? Its gone back to
not auto booting.
Awesome,
Since there is that problem we found with the svn builds, how would
you propose getting the crystalhd support into a build I can use. I
am loving the maasive performance increase in the UI already. When I
get everything down I may do it again from scratch to clean up the
system from
PS... if you install XBMC SVN, I found that I had to delete the .xbmc folder
that the new XBMC created in the xbmc user's home directory. Otherwise I had
problems with SQLite db's that it created when going back to the stable
version (they weren't compatible).
As always, let me know if that
Really? I did an install of Ubuntu loosely based on this:
http://wiki.eple.us/appletv_ubuntu_9.10_xbmc
And my system works fine, although I don't use the svn nightlies... but
that's just a matter of using the SVN PPA for XBMC. It's not XBMCLive.
Whoever wrote it got a number of the commands
I've been trying to do the same, spent 6 hours straight on it last
night and couldn't get it to boot onto xbmc right. I kept running
into errors to the point of where I had to start from scratch 3 times,
mostl from the autobooting on xbmc to xorg not detecting the
resolutions on my tv through
OK,
I've got 9.10 install and have told the bootloader to start the
2.6.31-19 kernel through a customized menu.lst as in step 6 of
http://wiki.eple.us/appletv_ubuntu_9.10_xbmc.
I want to know what repository for xbmc to use and if I should use a
repository install for the video driver or if I
I've noticed that I have to do
sudo apt-get install python-software-properties
or I will get a add-app-repository command not found.
On Feb 7, 6:14 pm, Scott D. Davilla davi...@4pi.com wrote:
OK,
I've got 9.10 install and have told the bootloader to start the
2.6.31-19 kernel through a
Ok,
envyng is only giving me 185.30 as the newest option. How can i get
190 to show up there, or will i have to install from the repository?
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its launching but it just keeps crashing in an endless loop.
So I didn't need to install xbmc-live?
xbmc-live is a totally different beast.
I'd still like to know how you thought you needed to install
xbmc-live from the guide at
http://wiki.eple.us/appletv_ubuntu_9.10_xbmc ?
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it doesn't even look like XBMC is putting out a log file. See how I
mean everything goes downhill quickly? I just need a guide without
wrong information and typos, lol.
xbmc's log file is at ~.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log .
I also asked about dmesg and /etc/X11/xorg.conf ? Work the problem.
XBMC is
Sorry I didn't catch this until now. I'm in the keys on a mini vacay :-)
When I installed xbmc-svn, i found it wanted libcurl4 but it wasn't
available from any of the default repositories. So it's crashing because
of a missing library. Stable xbmc uses libcurl3, so it works. If you
don't need
I am dual booting Karmic on my laptop and handle all commands to the
ATV through that. I have been using karmic but I am going to go ahead
and try Hardy. WOuld you suggest trying the minimal install through
netbbot method or through the usb stick/iso method? I want to give
this another go,
I can only get it to boot using the XBMCbuntu method on the wiki.
Unfortunately That intalls the XBMC-live and I can't seem to update to
SVN nightly without completely breaking everything.
On Feb 6, 11:28 pm, Scott D. Davilla davi...@4pi.com wrote:
I am dual booting Karmic on my laptop and
I can only get it to boot using the XBMCbuntu method on the wiki.
Unfortunately That intalls the XBMC-live and I can't seem to update to
SVN nightly without completely breaking everything.
Ahh, then install desktop Ubuntu 8.04, follow the wiki.
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