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RE: [SteamOS] Xbmc repository - webmeister - 2015-01-31 Thanks for the update, seems to be working great so far. Could you also please rebuild the PVR addons? RE: [SteamOS] Xbmc repository - wsnipex - 2015-02-01 I knew I forgot something ![]() RE: [SteamOS] Xbmc repository - Michael.Heimann - 2015-02-02 First: Great - kodi rocks my steamos now. Thanks! But then: flac encoding is missing and "apt-get install kodi-audioencoder-flac" -> "Package kodi-audioencoder-flac is not available ..." Missed that, too? RE: [SteamOS] Xbmc repository - wsnipex - 2015-02-03 I did indeed. And I won't have time to fix that soon. You're best bet is to build it yourself from https://github.com/xbmc/audioencoder.flac First install libflac-dev libogg-dev then run: cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr make sudo make install RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - POINTS - 2015-02-09 Hi, I upgraded from XBMC 13.x to Kodi 14.1 on my SteamOS system today and now I'm getting a seg fault when I start Kodi. I tried moving the directory .kodi but it didn't help. Here's the error messages I get when I start Kodi: Code: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" I installed "libcanberra-gtk3-module" but I still get the error on startup. Here's the tail end of the crash log: Code: 23:38:39 T:140048352839552 DEBUG: ADDON: cpluff: 'Plug-in metadata.common.hdtrailers.net has been installed.' Here's some more info on libs and stuff: Code: desktop@steamos:/usr/lib/kodi$ dpkg -S libcec.so.2 Does anyone else have this problem or know how to get Kodi working? I'm on the alchemist beta channel for SteamOS. RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - wsnipex - 2015-02-09 pastebin the full crashlog. did you run apt-get upgrade? RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - POINTS - 2015-02-10 (2015-02-09, 18:58)wsnipex Wrote: pastebin the full crashlog. Full crash log (with gdb installed, debugging turned off) is here: http://pastebin.com/fcb2hQQG I ran Code: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade Code: sudo apt-get remove xbmc It seems to be a problem with libudev.so.0. Here's the seg fault message from /var/log/syslog: Code: kodi.bin[4837]: segfault at 1311d7d99 ip 00007fd682648d33 sp 00007fff2684d980 error 4 in libudev.so.0.13.0[7fd682645000+d000] Here's some info on libudev: Code: desktop@steamos:~$ dpkg -S libudev RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - wsnipex - 2015-02-10 yeah, no debug.. Anyway, I suspect the problem is alchemist_beta. Kodi is build for "stable" alchemist, not against the beta channel. RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - POINTS - 2015-02-10 (2015-02-10, 10:56)wsnipex Wrote: yeah, no debug..Yeah, I noticed that the source file is for "alchemist". Anyway, I figured out the problem was caused by the libudev1 package. Removing it fixed Kodi not starting on my system: Code: sudo apt-get remove --purge libudev1 I think I picked up that package when I was installing an emulator or pipelight or something else. Strange thing is, Kodi is linked libudev0 not libudev1 and the libraries do not share any files so I'm not sure what the deal was. Maybe Kodi launches something that picks whatever libudev it can find on the system and it causes conflicts? If you want to reproduce the problem, you can download and install the libudev1 package from the debian repository: https://packages.debian.org/jessie/amd64/libudev1/download. Installing that package makes the problem pop right up for me. More info... (You probably know this already). Kodi on my Ubuntu 14.10 machines uses libudev1. SteamOS has libudev0 available but does not have libudev1. RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - wsnipex - 2015-02-10 mixing in packages from debian is not a good idea, specially not if they are available in different versions in steamos. Its sometimes necessary, but you really should be aware that it can break things in all sorts of funky ways. And using stuff from > wheezy is even less of a good idea, unless you know what you are doing. RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - tendonut - 2015-02-17 Interesting dependency issue from a totally fresh Alchemist 153 install from a few hours ago. Code: The following packages have unmet dependencies: And when installing kodi-bin directly: Code: The following packages have unmet dependencies: I've added an exception to the libtag1c2a package priority to give the kodi 1.9 version priority of 900 and lowered the priority of the SteamOS repo to 800 Code: Package: * Yet after doing an apt-get update, I still get the same issue. Results from apt-cache policy Code: libtag1c2a: Forgive me Debian ignorance, I come from Red Hat/Fedora land. I do not have the wheezy repo added, since it wasn't specifically mentioned. I don't want to go adding it all willy-nilly too since dependency hell is not a good time. RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - wsnipex - 2015-02-18 what happens if you do apt-get dist-upgrade? RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - ProfessorKaos64 - 2015-02-28 (2015-02-18, 15:20)wsnipex Wrote: what happens if you do apt-get dist-upgrade? I have done that, no effect. I still get unmet dependencies when trying to install xbmc or kodi. Kodi will look for kodi.bin, and attempting to install xbmc, results in dependency failure from kodi. RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - DanCooper - 2015-03-02 Is the first post up-to-date to install Kodi on a new SteamOS installation? RE: [SteamOS] Kodi repository - wsnipex - 2015-03-03 it should be, but I don't have the time(and hardware) to try it myself. |