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the_mouse · 2013-02-03, 10:22

I havent seen anyone report this so maybe its just me but for two days in a row I have been simply browsing through the EPG (only a few hours ahead) and then the lists go blank then a few seconds later XBMC closes itself. I am runnning the lastest version off the stable PPA on LinuxMint v14 (based on Ubuntu Quantal) with TVHeadEnd 3.2.34.

**Martijn** · 2013-02-03, 10:22

Where's the Debug Log or crash log?

the_mouse · (This post was last modified: 2013-02-03, 10:30 by the_mouse.)

Here is the crash log

http://pastebin.com/mhNsbgZj

opdenkamp · 2013-02-03, 12:31

please enable debugging and pastebin the crashlog

the_mouse · 2013-02-05, 02:52

I have to be able to recreate it, I tried yesterday and it didn't break but fast forwarding a recorded TV programme did instead ( unfortunately I had just turned debugging off as I had given up trying to break it ). I have a feeling at the time there was no audio click happening when I was browsing around.

coffeecup · 2013-02-05, 03:06

It might be the same issue I mentioned here: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1281366

Sometimes it takes hours until the problem will occur, another time it happens after a few mins of browsing epg. Disabling the Notify function in void CGUIWindowPVRGuide::Notify(const Observable &obs, const ObservableMessage msg) was the dirty patch for me to avoid those freezes. Unfortunately I didn't had the time yet to look into it more deeply and most of all I'm afraid, my knowledge wouldnt be enough anyway. Wink

Btw, I think its not a real crash since audio keeps playing and the log will keep filling (sorry don't have a log for this right now)...just the screen is frozen. Oh and as I could see the playtime at the Epg Window, i noticed it happens at full minutes only. (I think thats when the EPG Update will be triggered somewhere)

the_mouse · 2013-02-05, 09:09

I had two crashes today, the first one I was in the EPG and was adding a timer for a programme clicked yes on the confirm screen and XBMC closed. I started again turned on debuging had a play around in the epg no issues, watched a movie then went back to the epg. I noticed that some of the programmes were for a long period (off the screen) and for some reason I could not scroll past it unless I changed to a different channel which had shorter items I could see till I was past the long one ( I hope this makes sense). I also noticed that at the HOME screen CPU useage was at 25% ( I have a quad core phenom ). Entering the EPG it increases to 55%, horz scrolling past the first screen would increase to 335%, back to start of the guide 55% etc. Then it crashed . Each time I was looking at the EPG in timeline view

Debug http://pastebin.com/CxKjJkVS
crash log http://pastebin.com/3XkjkWY9

opdenkamp · 2013-02-12, 15:04

odd, this is the display driver crashing

the_mouse · 2013-02-13, 07:42

Could that the cause of the increase in CPU usage also?

the_mouse · 2013-02-24, 01:45

Ok new crash log and debug.

Set video driver to xorg version then rebooted.

Started XBMC, enabled debugging, went to tv -> EPG and XBMC closed back to the desktop.

Restarted XBMC, turned off external LCD, went back to the EPG and found the cpu usaged on the EPG sat around 60% instead of 335 like in the previous logs.

http://pastebin.com/dXBdqc0g
http://pastebin.com/qP7kLGE8