2010-07-17, 15:18
Hi All,
Hopefully this hasn't been posted before... I have been searching for hours and haven't come across anything.
I've just switched from Linux XBMC installed on Ubuntu to XBMC Live installed to disk. So far so good with one exception.
The XBMC program starts up a good 10 secs earlier than the network which means that the on start library update (all my media is on the network) doesn't do anything and the weather doesn't update. It also seems that once it fails to do these things on startup, it abandons them for the rest of the session. Eg if I go to Videos and select update library, it does nothing (although curiously, if I go into set content and select 'Run automated scan' it will do it?).
If after the machine has started, ssh into the box, kill the XBMC process and do a 'runXBMC &' to start XBMC again, it works perfectly. Library updates run, the weather etc all ok.
So my question is, is it possible to make XBMC wait for the network when booting?
Thanks,
Chris
Hopefully this hasn't been posted before... I have been searching for hours and haven't come across anything.
I've just switched from Linux XBMC installed on Ubuntu to XBMC Live installed to disk. So far so good with one exception.
The XBMC program starts up a good 10 secs earlier than the network which means that the on start library update (all my media is on the network) doesn't do anything and the weather doesn't update. It also seems that once it fails to do these things on startup, it abandons them for the rest of the session. Eg if I go to Videos and select update library, it does nothing (although curiously, if I go into set content and select 'Run automated scan' it will do it?).
If after the machine has started, ssh into the box, kill the XBMC process and do a 'runXBMC &' to start XBMC again, it works perfectly. Library updates run, the weather etc all ok.
So my question is, is it possible to make XBMC wait for the network when booting?
Thanks,
Chris