2009-11-15, 15:27
All scripts which come with XBMC are failing. Aptitude somehow activates xbmc.restartApp. So I cannot even use Aptitude.
I started aptitude then went to go smoke a cigarette.
I came back in, Aptitude still said (running)
I navigated one window up
a screen came up that said Initialize- 100% Reading the packagecache with the progress bar full
XBMC appears to be doing nothing at all CPU0 15.0% CPU-XBMC 14.5%.
I hear clicking when I am trying to navigate around but nothing happens unless I cancel. Then it says Initialize: Canceling...-100%
I hit the snapshot button and it now says Initialize:Canceling... Reading the packagecache with no progress bar.
The only way to exit the initialize screen is to hit my pictures or my videos or something to change the screen other then home.
LOG: http://pastebin.com/m69cec041
Here is a script which did not come with XBMC. It's working, however VERY slowly. it takes a few minutes for the screens to come up when it changes to another view in the script. Sometimes it won't do anything at all until I change the screen in XBMC.
http://pastebin.com/m3f482937
I started aptitude then went to go smoke a cigarette.
I came back in, Aptitude still said (running)
I navigated one window up
a screen came up that said Initialize- 100% Reading the packagecache with the progress bar full
XBMC appears to be doing nothing at all CPU0 15.0% CPU-XBMC 14.5%.
I hear clicking when I am trying to navigate around but nothing happens unless I cancel. Then it says Initialize: Canceling...-100%
I hit the snapshot button and it now says Initialize:Canceling... Reading the packagecache with no progress bar.
The only way to exit the initialize screen is to hit my pictures or my videos or something to change the screen other then home.
LOG: http://pastebin.com/m69cec041
Here is a script which did not come with XBMC. It's working, however VERY slowly. it takes a few minutes for the screens to come up when it changes to another view in the script. Sometimes it won't do anything at all until I change the screen in XBMC.
http://pastebin.com/m3f482937
