2010-05-10, 22:57
First off, this is my fault. Here's the situation -
I am using a XBMC Live install via a USB key plugged into an Acer AspireRevo. I recently upgraded (using the UI), to the latest version of OpenSubtitles_OSD. Then I started playing a movie and tried to load subtitles but something ran amuck. I ended up pressing the Home button on my remote and the screen showed the home screen with the OpenSubtitles overlay. Confused and annoyed, I SSH'd into the box and deleted the OpenSubtitles and OpenSubtitles_OSD folders under scripts, then I restarted the box.
Now it is really messed up. When I boot up, I get the XBMC logo but it never is able to start the GUI.
[removed information regarding opensubittles_OSD issues]
So my question is, if I only have shell access, how can I backup the database so I can import the movies on a re-install?
I am using a XBMC Live install via a USB key plugged into an Acer AspireRevo. I recently upgraded (using the UI), to the latest version of OpenSubtitles_OSD. Then I started playing a movie and tried to load subtitles but something ran amuck. I ended up pressing the Home button on my remote and the screen showed the home screen with the OpenSubtitles overlay. Confused and annoyed, I SSH'd into the box and deleted the OpenSubtitles and OpenSubtitles_OSD folders under scripts, then I restarted the box.
Now it is really messed up. When I boot up, I get the XBMC logo but it never is able to start the GUI.
[removed information regarding opensubittles_OSD issues]
So my question is, if I only have shell access, how can I backup the database so I can import the movies on a re-install?