2010-12-15, 04:39
2010-12-15, 04:39
2010-12-15, 07:24
Please suggest me. How to fix it ?
2010-12-15, 10:02
Install the drivers for your videocard? Without information about whatever videocard you're using it's a bit difficult to help.
2010-12-15, 15:11
My videocard is "Intel GMA X3100". I don't understand. Previously, it still works. - -"
2010-12-15, 19:10
Now, I can open XBMC. Since I have upgraded the new linux kernel version. ^^
Thank you very much
Thank you very much
2010-12-15, 19:30
2010-12-27, 20:53
I love the script. but I did have a problem that I have not seen documented that could kill anyone who is not overly unix Savvy. I slowed me down quite a bit. I present here both the problem and the solution.
I am running on the REVO1600.
I start with LIVE911.repack and have a working system.
As such, I cannot run the xci.sh. I get errors related to the scripts initial installs.
I correct this by doing an get-apt-update follwed by a get-apt-upgrade
once I have done that - the xci.sh works and lets me choose to
do an install.
Once I install, I cannot get the XBMC screen on the console - just a login prompt. A little debugging show that its an XServer problem - specifically - a syntax error in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file at line 60.
here was what I did to fix it - comment out lines 60,61,62 as such:
I am running on the REVO1600.
I start with LIVE911.repack and have a working system.
As such, I cannot run the xci.sh. I get errors related to the scripts initial installs.
I correct this by doing an get-apt-update follwed by a get-apt-upgrade
once I have done that - the xci.sh works and lets me choose to
do an install.
Once I install, I cannot get the XBMC screen on the console - just a login prompt. A little debugging show that its an XServer problem - specifically - a syntax error in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file at line 60.
here was what I did to fix it - comment out lines 60,61,62 as such:
Code:
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Device0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
Option "FlatPanelProperties" "Scaling = Native"
Option "DynamicTwinView" "False"
DefaultDepth 24
Option "NoLogo" "True"
SubSection "Display"
Depth 24
EndSubSection
#Section "Extensions"
# Option "Composite" "Disable"
#EndSection
EndSection
2010-12-28, 20:54
Glad to ear that it was a xserver error and not XCI.
those lines shouldnt cause a problem on that machine
Since many have installed it without a single report about that, on your very same machine such as yours.
Only known issues is that 260 install on first run option 1 (install Dharma 10.0) not choose 260 drivers because of bu, but can upgrade to it later.
As from XCI 1.0995 users should use 195 drivers to on a virgin install.
Also users are asked to report which version alsa they installed.
this will be fixed in the next few days.
regards
those lines shouldnt cause a problem on that machine
Since many have installed it without a single report about that, on your very same machine such as yours.
Code:
#Section "Extensions"
# Option "Composite" "Disable"
#EndSection
EndSection
As from XCI 1.0995 users should use 195 drivers to on a virgin install.
Also users are asked to report which version alsa they installed.
this will be fixed in the next few days.
regards