[JeffElkins]

Logfile: http://pastebin.com/m35a185b0 - I'm seeing a XBMC freeze when choosing shutdown from the main XBMC screen only AFTER I play a video. If I start XBMC then shut it down w/o other activity, it exits fine. This requires a reboot before XBMC will restart properly. Kubuntu 8.04.

[althekiller]

We know about it and it is much less specific than you are seeing.

You should be able to drop to a console (ctrl+alt+F#). login and "killall -9 xbmc.bin" as apposed to rebooting until the problem is resolved.

[JeffElkins]

We know about it and it is much less specific than you are seeing.

You should be able to drop to a console (ctrl+alt+F#). login and "killall -9 xbmc.bin" as apposed to rebooting until the problem is resolved.

Thanks.

[Noodle]

Just one more comments on it, after I "killall -9 xbmc.bin", I can back to my GUI, however, mouse stop working.

Thanks

[JeffElkins]

Just as an fyi, I'm still seeing this error with 13982

[althekiller]

That's because I haven't found it yet

As for the mouse thing, if you can manage to get on the boxee alpha list you can grab their linux source and compile the file "give_me_my_mouse_back.c" and run this to get your mouse back, otherwise you'll have to restart X.

[JeffElkins]

That's because I haven't found it yet

As for the mouse thing, if you can manage to get on the boxee alpha list you can grab their linux source and compile the file "give_me_my_mouse_back.c" and run this to get your mouse back, otherwise you'll have to restart X.

No biggie, Al

My living room box doesn't exit and for my office box (which does) I flip to windowed mode, then kill xbmc via a console script. That way I gain my mouse back.