[motd2k]

Start xbmc by running

PHP Code:

./xbmc.bin -p 


and then attach gdb and proceed to cause the segfault. Then in gdb type

PHP Code:

thread apply all bt 


Pastebin this output and link here.

[althekiller]

I said to COMPILE xbmc with debugging enabled, not run it. So DO NOT pass --disable-debugging at configure time.

[anubisg1]

Start xbmc by running

PHP Code:

./xbmc.bin -p 


and then attach gdb and proceed to cause the segfault. Then in gdb type

PHP Code:

thread apply all bt 


Pastebin this output and link here.

http://pastebin.com/m4521d7e4

i9 hope that will help.. did i need SDL debug packages too?

[anubisg1]

I said to COMPILE xbmc with debugging enabled, not run it. So DO NOT pass --disable-debugging at configure time.

please do not think to talk with a stupid.. i didn't...

on summary it say explict "DEBUG YES" (or something like that)

[anubisg1]

added subcription removed for mistake

---edit---

this is the summary of the compilation i had:

------------------------
XBMC Configuration:
------------------------
Debugging: Yes
Profiling: No
Optimization: Yes
OpenGL: Yes
VDPAU: Yes
Joystick: Yes
XRandR: Yes
PCRE Support: Yes
MID Support: No
ccache: Yes
PulseAudio: Yes
FAAC: Yes
DVDCSS: Yes
Avahi: Yes
prefix: /usr
------------------------

i hope to be enought to you to understand is compiled WITHOUT mid support and WITH debugging as requested (still crash as reported)

[topfs2]

Could you apply this diff:

EDIT: http://pastebin.com/m88acb59

[anubisg1]

Could you apply this diff:

EDIT: http://pastebin.com/m88acb59

sure,

give me time to compile it again..

[althekiller]

#2 0x0882ce25 in ?? ()
#3 0x088a1467 in ?? ()
#4 0x085d3334 in ?? ()
#5 0x088a18cd in ?? ()
#6 0x0882d3a6 in ?? ()

I hope this is enough for you to understand that whatever binary you're testing with WAS NOT compiled with debugging enabled.

[anubisg1]

it still crasch but the error shown is now:

anubis@suse-laptop:~/packman/XBMC/XBMC> ./xbmc.bin -p
The XBMC_HOME environment variable is not set.
xbmc.bin: PulseAudioDirectSound.cpp:352: bool CPulseAudioDirectSound::WaitForOperation(pa_operation*, const char*): Assertion `op' failed.
Abortito


http://pastebin.com/m3c6a3081

[anubisg1]

I hope this is enough for you to understand that whatever binary you're testing with WAS NOT compiled with debugging enabled.

as i wrote on previous post, it is related to one (or more) of any other xbmc library used. i compiled this software with debug infos, if this is not happening is not my bad, but xbmc one.

[anubisg1]

i forgot: xbmc.log

http://pastebin.com/m3c46aff3

[topfs2]

Could you try this diff instead: http://pastebin.ca/1420145

You might need to delete xbmc/cores/AudioRenderers/PulseAudioDirectSound.cpp for it to safely patch.

(Don't forget to clean)

I've already commited this fix to SVN as it was needed in anycase, just hope it fixes your issues. r20169

Cheers,
Tobias

[anubisg1]

Could you try this diff instead: http://pastebin.ca/1420145

You might need to delete xbmc/cores/AudioRenderers/PulseAudioDirectSound.cpp for it to safely patch.

(Don't forget to clean)

I've already commited this fix to SVN as it was needed in anycase, just hope it fixes your issues. r20169

Cheers,
Tobias

well you are on the way

it crash no more, but not sound when i run a video

[anubisg1]

i forgot, here xbmc.log:

http://pastebin.com/m4675d2fc

[topfs2]

well you are on the way

it crash no more, but not sound when i run a video

TBH I don't think I can fix that. Looks like your pulseclient is f**k up for a lack of a better word

It can't set set volume and it seems to have issues with just about anything. I'll look into it but I would seriously recomend doing a bugreport on Suse about this.