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greco · 2013-09-08, 05:24

So I'm getting ready to build XBMC for Android and the configuration came back with the PVR Addons set to No. How do I set it to yes to get them to build?

Code:
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  XBMC Configuration:

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  git Rev.:    20130831-2da9c97

Shared lib    Yes

  Debugging:    Yes

  Profiling:    No

  Optimization:    Yes

  SWIG Available:    Yes

  JRE Available:    Yes

  Doxygen Available:    No

  Crosscomp.:    Yes

  target ARCH:    arm

  target CPU:    cortex-a9

  OpenGLES:    Yes

  ALSA:        No

  DBUS:        No

  VDPAU:    No

  VAAPI:    No

  CrystalHD:    No

  VTBDecoder:    No

  OpenMax:    No

  Joystick:    No

  XRandR:    No

  Waveform:    Yes

  Spectrum:    Yes

  GOOM:        No

  RSXS:        Yes

  FishBMC:    No

  ProjectM:    No

  Skin Touched:    Yes

  X11:        No

  Bluray:    Yes

  TexturePacker:Yes

  MID Support:    No

  ccache:    No

  ALSA Support:    No

  PulseAudio:    No

  HAL Support:    No

  DVDCSS:    Yes

  Google Test Framework Configured:    No

  Avahi:    No

  mDNSEmbedded:    Yes

  Non-free:    Yes

  ASAP Codec:    No

  MySQL:    Yes

  Webserver:    Yes

  libssh support:    Yes

  libRTMP support:    Yes

  libsmbclient support:    Yes

  libnfs client support:Yes

  libafpclient support:    Yes

  AirPlay support:    Yes

  AirTunes support (libshairplay):    Yes

  UPnP support:        Yes

  Optical drive:    No

  libudev support:    No

  libusb support:    Yes

  libcec support:    Yes

  libmp3lame support:    Yes

  libvorbisenc support:    Yes

  libcap support:    No

  additional players:    No

  External FFmpeg:    No

  PVR add-ons:        No

  prefix:    /home/kyriv/local/xbmc-depends/arm-linux-androideabi-android-14

**Memphiz** · 2013-09-08, 19:21

Ignore that printout is for telling you that no external pvr - addons are used. They are built already and you can go on with the build instructions of the readme ...

greco · 2013-09-08, 21:31

Thanks. Are they compiled with xbmc sources or pre-compiled?

**Memphiz** · 2013-09-09, 15:18

with xbmc sources ... tools/depends/ builds them in target/xbmc-pvr-addons

greco · 2013-09-09, 20:56

Thanks I'm trying to see if I build xbmc with my custom pvr it will work on a RK30** device. When I compile it using a cross-compiled for androieabi it works fine on my Nexus phone, Galaxy tablet, and my friends Ouya. But when I put it on my RK3066 android device it doesn't start for some reason. Hoping maybe this will make a difference...

greco · 2013-09-10, 03:29

So this is what I get from my PVR when I try to load it on Gotham Alpha7 on an Android RK3066 device.

Code:
23:03:13 T:1749963360   ERROR: Unable to load /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/org.xbmc.xbmc/files/.xbmc/addons/pvr.rockchiptv/libXBMC_RockchipTV_PVR.so, reason: Cannot load library: load_library(linker.cpp:814): can't map loadable segments for "/mnt/sdcard/Android/data/org.xbmc.xbmc/files/.xbmc/addons/pvr.rockchiptv/libXBMC_RockchipTV_PVR.so": Invalid argument

The same source compile for frodo n Android works on my Phone, tablet, and Ouya, but won't work on the RK3066.
Could I simply be missing a compile flag for this device? I've tried building it with NDK and with a standalone toolchain.

I would really like to utilize the dual core RK3066 device... please help..

**Memphiz** · 2013-09-10, 10:08

Any way that we can have a look at your pvr code? It has to be compiled from within xbmc tree - but not sure how to do it when it is not handled via tools/depends/target/xbmc-pvr-addons.

Android is picky about so names and symbols and resolving dependency libs and what not.

greco · 2013-09-10, 14:38

I added it manually to the xbmc-pvr-addons and made the necessary additions to the Makefile.am for it to get compiled. I don't use any external libs, just the ones that xbmc-pvr has... rapidxml and jsoncpp.

I even went as far as cloning pipelka's repository and replacing the xvdr source with mine. Again when compiled it works great on my Nexus S, Galaxy Tab II and buddies Ouya, just that damn blasted RK3066 device (new Jynxbox XD).

I would rather not share the code right now but these are my includes:
client.cpp

Code:
#include "client.h"

#include "xbmc_pvr_dll.h"

#include "RockchipTVClient.h"

#include "platform/util/util.h"

RockchipTVClient.cpp

Code:
#include <sstream>

#include <string>

#include <fstream>

#include <iostream>

#include <map>

#include "zlib.h"

#include "rapidxml/rapidxml.hpp"

#include "RockchipTVClient.h"

#include "RockchipTVResolver.h"

and RockchipTVResolver.cpp

Code:
#include <sstream>

#include <string>

#include <fstream>

#include <iostream>

#include <regex.h>

#include <cstdio>

#include "client.h"

#include "rapidxml/rapidxml.hpp"

#include "RockchipTVResolver.h"

**Memphiz** · 2013-09-11, 11:08

that doesn't help... something is wrong with that so file ... use ldd and nm to figure it out on your own then ...

davilla · 2013-09-11, 19:24

readelf can help where nm refuses to play

greco · 2013-09-11, 19:26

thanks for the tips guys and sorry for not wanting to share sources.