[Ghostdivision]

I set up a task schedule in my new build to reboot my pc every day a 8:28am.

For some reason after this schedule task reboot, xbmc goes haywire for a number of minutes, and i have no idea why, this is such a weird issue, i get script errors in skin widgets, and library auto update.

As far as i can tell its never present otherwise.

I can reboot my pc right now and xbmc will launch and work fine.

Why is the task schedule reboot causing issues?

I posted a log here, not sure if it will tell you anything, its very strange this is happening. I would really appreciate if someone has any idea. And again if i manually reboot my pc, xbmc will start up fine.

http://pastebin.com/CpZXHc1b

[Ghostdivision]

Happened again today, any idea why the scheduled reboot is causing this, any developers out there?

[artrafael]

Maybe you can have your scheduled task run a script that first exits your XBMC session gracefully before doing a system reboot?

[Ghostdivision]

Thanks for your reply.

I do currently use the scheduler which runs the QUIT command, 10 minutes before the reboot takes place. When i tested it did work.

Its so strange, am going to test right now again, verify the QUIT command is working, and its rebooting properly.

I just dont get why the script errors, any other time i reboot xbmc myself i dont get the script errors.

[Ghostdivision]

Turns out it was a clock syncing issue.

Sends xbmc haywire if your pc clock has issues syncing the time,