2013-03-11, 07:04
The latest up-to-date git build of stock OpenELEC has xbmc.bin terminating with a segmentation fault after selecting "Reboot" or "Power off" from the shutdown menu - this is without my patch being applied. Anyone else able to confirm?
The shutdown takes a long time as well. Presumably something has been committed on 10 March that has caused this as there were now problems up to the end of 9 March.
You can see this for yourself by selecting Reboot, and instead of the Pi rebooting the XBMC GUI will restart thanks to the watchdog.
To observe the seg fault, touch the lock file to prevent XBMC being automatically restarted, kill XBMC, start XBMC manually and then select Power off or Reboot from the Shutdown menu (may require a keyboard):
Because XBMC doesn't exit cleanly it is always restarted by the watchdog.
Edit: I've just bisected all the 10 March commits and it's PR 2387 that introduces the seg fault.
The shutdown takes a long time as well. Presumably something has been committed on 10 March that has caused this as there were now problems up to the end of 9 March.
You can see this for yourself by selecting Reboot, and instead of the Pi rebooting the XBMC GUI will restart thanks to the watchdog.
To observe the seg fault, touch the lock file to prevent XBMC being automatically restarted, kill XBMC, start XBMC manually and then select Power off or Reboot from the Shutdown menu (may require a keyboard):
Code:
rpi512:~ # touch /var/lock/xbmc.disabled
rpi512:~ # killall xbmc.bin
rpi512:~ # DISPLAY=:0.0 /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin $XBMC_ARGS
Segmentation faultBecause XBMC doesn't exit cleanly it is always restarted by the watchdog.
Edit: I've just bisected all the 10 March commits and it's PR 2387 that introduces the seg fault.
