2013-01-24, 19:51
I have finally figured it out, hope it will help others as well:
Like I said in my first post, I had to set ACPI=off in the GRUB config file, in order to make my XMBCbuntu boot. And because ACPI is necessary so XMBCbuntu could work with hardware, XMBCbuntu wasn't able to shut down the system. So I've changed ACPI=off to PCI=NOACPI in the GRUB config file. Now my XMBCbuntu boots AND shutsdown without problem. Looks like the logs haven't anything to do with it...
Found the information here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.ph...31780.html
There are also other arguments mentioned in that post to make ACPI work correctly, so be sure to check it out if you have troubles with ACPI!
Like I said in my first post, I had to set ACPI=off in the GRUB config file, in order to make my XMBCbuntu boot. And because ACPI is necessary so XMBCbuntu could work with hardware, XMBCbuntu wasn't able to shut down the system. So I've changed ACPI=off to PCI=NOACPI in the GRUB config file. Now my XMBCbuntu boots AND shutsdown without problem. Looks like the logs haven't anything to do with it...
Found the information here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.ph...31780.html
There are also other arguments mentioned in that post to make ACPI work correctly, so be sure to check it out if you have troubles with ACPI!
