2014-07-13, 10:10
Ok, here we go. I used raspbmc.browser instead of tmz to do my tests. Raspbmc.browser is in the same state tmz was before I "fixed" it. I saw nothing in the logs about that addon, but here they are:
http://pastebin.com/tTJVnEDQ
Because I saw nothing there I thought it might be useful to grab the texturecache logs. I ran 2 scenarios, with "c addons browser"
http://pastebin.com/dbqCbyGQ
and with "C addons browser"
http://pastebin.com/wubP9Sea
I hope that's enough to give a clue as to the problem.
Some historical info that may be helpful. I used to run R-Pi openelec and recently converted to Raspbmc. Originally the TMZ icon worked in Openelec. Some time before I migrated to Raspbmc I needed to rebuild my cache database in openelec. I deleted all the thumbnails and the texturesXX.db and ran the texturecache utility to repopulate the cache. I think sometime around then I lost the TMZ and other icons.
On the change from openelec to raspbmc I migrated from nfs to fstab mounting of my media. This also necessitated a rebuild of the texture cache as above.
Please let me know if you find anything.
http://pastebin.com/tTJVnEDQ
Because I saw nothing there I thought it might be useful to grab the texturecache logs. I ran 2 scenarios, with "c addons browser"
http://pastebin.com/dbqCbyGQ
and with "C addons browser"
http://pastebin.com/wubP9Sea
I hope that's enough to give a clue as to the problem.
Some historical info that may be helpful. I used to run R-Pi openelec and recently converted to Raspbmc. Originally the TMZ icon worked in Openelec. Some time before I migrated to Raspbmc I needed to rebuild my cache database in openelec. I deleted all the thumbnails and the texturesXX.db and ran the texturecache utility to repopulate the cache. I think sometime around then I lost the TMZ and other icons.
On the change from openelec to raspbmc I migrated from nfs to fstab mounting of my media. This also necessitated a rebuild of the texture cache as above.
Please let me know if you find anything.
