2013-06-08, 21:14
Hey I posted a few days back that I have been having a random crash at the start of playback, its very random and after a reboot its ALWAYS solved, seems to only happen when I turn on my TV and AV stack (XBMCbuntu runs 24/7 otherwise. The XBMC application is the only thing crashing, the system continues to run normally behind the scenes.
To get the crash:
Open ANY video content (local mkv, remote, or even HULU will cause it).
I see an hourglass (Aeon Nox style) in the center of the screen and audio will begin to play.
The hourglass will freeze int he center of the screen, audio will play for another 3 or 4 seconds then stop.
System is now frozen.
I always get an hourglass for a second before I see video, even if it plays (don't know if this is a clue).
I have applied all linux updates which includes xbmc updates.
Here is the xbmc.log: The end of the file was as long as it took me to ssh to the machine and cp it (so maybe 2 min after crash).
http://www.saknetrepair.com/tmp/xbmc.log
Here is the xbmc-crash.log that was generated after I rebooted.
http://www.saknetrepair.com/tmp/xbmc_crashlog.log
Thanks in advance for your help!
To get the crash:
Open ANY video content (local mkv, remote, or even HULU will cause it).
I see an hourglass (Aeon Nox style) in the center of the screen and audio will begin to play.
The hourglass will freeze int he center of the screen, audio will play for another 3 or 4 seconds then stop.
System is now frozen.
I always get an hourglass for a second before I see video, even if it plays (don't know if this is a clue).
I have applied all linux updates which includes xbmc updates.
Here is the xbmc.log: The end of the file was as long as it took me to ssh to the machine and cp it (so maybe 2 min after crash).
http://www.saknetrepair.com/tmp/xbmc.log
Here is the xbmc-crash.log that was generated after I rebooted.
http://www.saknetrepair.com/tmp/xbmc_crashlog.log
Thanks in advance for your help!
