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#31
ds129 Wrote:Yup. Have done those as well. Smile

Which version of XBMC are you using? I don't see any Broadcom option under System -> Video -> Playback in mine.

im running the latest svn (today's build)

btw, did you reboot?
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#32
yup, rebooted god knows how many times.

My build is r32661. I can see from my launcher that today's build is r32879. I managed to download and install today's build from launcher. I says update successful. But after reboot, my XBMC is still 32661. Don't know why.
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#33
davilla Wrote:Brow beat me into submission.

http://code.google.com/p/crystalhd-for-o...loads/list

crystalhd kext, library and firmware based on r145 -> crystalhd-for-osx-2.0.0.zip

Now I have to tag and blah, blah, blah,

Dammit, I just knew it. make a binary and tag and what do I get the very next day, big series of patches from Broadcom Smile HAHAHA, I can never win.
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#34
ds129 Wrote:yup, rebooted god knows how many times.

My build is r32661. I can see from my launcher that today's build is r32879. I managed to download and install today's build from launcher. I says update successful. But after reboot, my XBMC is still 32661. Don't know why.

dont know why aswell? but deleting your xbmc.app and install again from launcher should renew your xbmc.

and if i were you, i would double check again if the files are in the right position and that your kext will be loaded by a startupitem (see beginning of this thread)

otherwise i wouldnt know where to search?!
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#35
Riderzzz Wrote:dont know why aswell? but deleting your xbmc.app and install again from launcher should renew your xbmc.

and if i were you, i would double check again if the files are in the right position and that your kext will be loaded by a startupitem (see beginning of this thread)

otherwise i wouldnt know where to search?!

Ok. Deleted the xbmc.app directory from /Applications and installed again from launcher. After successfully finish, rebooted, it is still showing 32661 in xbmc system info

Below is the location of the broadcom kext:

Code:
bash-2.05b# ls /System/Library/Extensions/
AppleAltiVecDVDDriver.bundle        IODVDStorageFamily.kext
AppleHDA.kext                IOHDIXController.kext
AppleSMBIOS.kext            IOHIDFamily.kext
AppleTCOWatchdog.kext            IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily.kext
AppleVADriver.bundle            IOStorageFamily.kext
AppleVADriver.bundle.og            IOUSBFamily.kext
AudioIPCDriver.kext            IOUSBMassStorageClass.kext
[b]BroadcomCrystalHD.kext[/b]            IPFirewall.kext
Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext        SMARTLib.plugin
GeForceFXGLDriver.bundle        System.kext
GeForceGA.plugin            cddafs.kext
GeForceVADriver.bundle            msdosfs.kext
IOBluetoothFamily.kext            ntfs.kext
IOBluetoothHIDDriver.kext        smbfs.kext
IOCDStorageFamily.kext            udf.kext

And the .bin and .dylib files location

Code:
bash-2.05b# ls /usr/lib
[b]bcm70012fw.bin[/b]            libncurses.5.4.dylib
[b]bcm70015fw.bin[/b]            libncurses.5.dylib
bcmFilePlayFw.bin        libncurses.dylib
charset.alias            libnetsnmp.5.2.1.dylib
dyld                libnetsnmp.5.dylib
groff                libnetsnmp.dylib
java                libnetsnmpagent.5.2.1.dylib
libBSDPClient.A.dylib        libnetsnmpagent.5.dylib
libBSDPClient.dylib        libnetsnmpagent.dylib
libDHCPServer.A.dylib        libnetsnmphelpers.5.2.1.dylib
libDHCPServer.dylib        libnetsnmphelpers.5.dylib
libIOKit.A.dylib        libnetsnmphelpers.dylib
libIOKit.dylib            libnetsnmpmibs.5.2.1.dylib
libPrintServiceQuota.1.dylib    libnetsnmpmibs.5.dylib
libSystem.B.dylib        libnetsnmpmibs.dylib
libSystem.dylib            libobjc.A.dylib
libalias.A.dylib        libobjc.dylib
libalias.dylib            libpam.1.0.dylib
libatlas.dylib            libpam.1.dylib
libauto.dylib            libpam.dylib
libblas.dylib            libpam_misc.1.dylib
libbsm.dylib            libpam_misc.dylib
libbz2.1.0.2.dylib        libpamc.1.dylib
libbz2.1.0.dylib        libpamc.dylib
libbz2.dylib            libpanel.5.4.dylib
libc.dylib            libpanel.5.dylib
libcblas.dylib            libpanel.dylib
libcharset.1.0.0.dylib        libpcap.A.dylib
libcharset.1.dylib        libpcap.dylib
libcharset.dylib        libpoll.dylib
libclapack.dylib        libproc.dylib
libcrypto.0.9.7.dylib        libpthread.dylib
libcrypto.0.9.dylib        libpython.dylib
libcrypto.dylib            libpython2.3.dylib
[b]libcrystalhd.dylib[/b]        libpython2.dylib

kextstat shows:

Code:
78    0 0x30403000 0xb000     0xa000     com.broadcom.crystalhd.driver (0.9.26) <5 4 3 2>

Yours shows 3.5.0? I don't see 3.5.0 on mine. Sad
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#36
ds129 Wrote:Ok. Deleted the xbmc.app directory from /Applications and installed again from launcher. After successfully finish, rebooted, it is still showing 32661 in xbmc system info

Below is the location of the broadcom kext:

Code:
bash-2.05b# ls /System/Library/Extensions/
AppleAltiVecDVDDriver.bundle        IODVDStorageFamily.kext
AppleHDA.kext                IOHDIXController.kext
AppleSMBIOS.kext            IOHIDFamily.kext
AppleTCOWatchdog.kext            IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily.kext
AppleVADriver.bundle            IOStorageFamily.kext
AppleVADriver.bundle.og            IOUSBFamily.kext
AudioIPCDriver.kext            IOUSBMassStorageClass.kext
[b]BroadcomCrystalHD.kext[/b]            IPFirewall.kext
Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext        SMARTLib.plugin
GeForceFXGLDriver.bundle        System.kext
GeForceGA.plugin            cddafs.kext
GeForceVADriver.bundle            msdosfs.kext
IOBluetoothFamily.kext            ntfs.kext
IOBluetoothHIDDriver.kext        smbfs.kext
IOCDStorageFamily.kext            udf.kext

And the .bin and .dylib files location

Code:
bash-2.05b# ls /usr/lib
[b]bcm70012fw.bin[/b]            libncurses.5.4.dylib
[b]bcm70015fw.bin[/b]            libncurses.5.dylib
bcmFilePlayFw.bin        libncurses.dylib
charset.alias            libnetsnmp.5.2.1.dylib
dyld                libnetsnmp.5.dylib
groff                libnetsnmp.dylib
java                libnetsnmpagent.5.2.1.dylib
libBSDPClient.A.dylib        libnetsnmpagent.5.dylib
libBSDPClient.dylib        libnetsnmpagent.dylib
libDHCPServer.A.dylib        libnetsnmphelpers.5.2.1.dylib
libDHCPServer.dylib        libnetsnmphelpers.5.dylib
libIOKit.A.dylib        libnetsnmphelpers.dylib
libIOKit.dylib            libnetsnmpmibs.5.2.1.dylib
libPrintServiceQuota.1.dylib    libnetsnmpmibs.5.dylib
libSystem.B.dylib        libnetsnmpmibs.dylib
libSystem.dylib            libobjc.A.dylib
libalias.A.dylib        libobjc.dylib
libalias.dylib            libpam.1.0.dylib
libatlas.dylib            libpam.1.dylib
libauto.dylib            libpam.dylib
libblas.dylib            libpam_misc.1.dylib
libbsm.dylib            libpam_misc.dylib
libbz2.1.0.2.dylib        libpamc.1.dylib
libbz2.1.0.dylib        libpamc.dylib
libbz2.dylib            libpanel.5.4.dylib
libc.dylib            libpanel.5.dylib
libcblas.dylib            libpanel.dylib
libcharset.1.0.0.dylib        libpcap.A.dylib
libcharset.1.dylib        libpcap.dylib
libcharset.dylib        libpoll.dylib
libclapack.dylib        libproc.dylib
libcrypto.0.9.7.dylib        libpthread.dylib
libcrypto.0.9.dylib        libpython.dylib
libcrypto.dylib            libpython2.3.dylib
[b]libcrystalhd.dylib[/b]        libpython2.dylib

kextstat shows:

Code:
78    0 0x30403000 0xb000     0xa000     com.broadcom.crystalhd.driver (0.9.26) <5 4 3 2>

Yours shows 3.5.0? I don't see 3.5.0 on mine. Sad

what's at /Users/frontrow/Applications ? That's where XBMC.app should be installed. /Applications is on the OSBoot partition and that has limited space.
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#37
davilla Wrote:what's at /Users/frontrow/Applications ? That's where XBMC.app should be installed. /Applications is on the OSBoot partition and that has limited space.

Oops again. Typo. The XBMC.app directory i removed was from /Users/frontrow/Applications.

In there, i could see:
- Boxee.app
- System Preference.app
- XBMC.app

I did the following:

Code:
cd /Users/frontrow/Applications
rm -rf XBMC.app
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#38
ds129 Wrote:Oops again. Typo. The XBMC.app directory i removed was from /Users/frontrow/Applications.

In there, i could see:
- Boxee.app
- System Preference.app
- XBMC.app

I did the following:

Code:
cd /Users/frontrow/Applications
rm -rf XBMC.app

What's in /Applications ?
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#39
davilla Wrote:What's in /Applications ?

In /Applications are the following:

Code:
.localized        System Preferences.app
Boxee.app        XBMC.app

There is one extra file called .localized
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#40
ds129 Wrote:In /Applications are the following:

Code:
.localized        System Preferences.app
Boxee.app        XBMC.app

There is one extra file called .localized

ls -l please.
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#41
ds129 Wrote:In /Applications are the following:

Code:
.localized        System Preferences.app
Boxee.app        XBMC.app

There is one extra file called .localized

Ok. I think the XBMC.app directory in /Users/frontrow/Applications is the wrong one to delete, cos the folders are all empty.

The one in /Applications actually contains files. I'll delete this one and see what happens.

Thanks. Smile
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#42
davilla Wrote:ls -l please.

ls -l show following:

Code:
bash-2.05b# ls -l
total 8
-rw-rw-r--   1 root      admin       0 Oct  7  2006 .localized
drwxr-xr-x   4 frontrow  frontrow  136 Jun 16 03:37 Boxee.app
drwxrwxr-x   3 root      wheel     102 Dec  2  2006 System Preferences.app
lrwxr-xr-x   1 root      admin      37 Aug 19 01:50 XBMC.app -> /Users/frontrow/Applications/XBMC.app
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#43
ds129 Wrote:ls -l show following:

Code:
bash-2.05b# ls -l
total 8
-rw-rw-r--   1 root      admin       0 Oct  7  2006 .localized
drwxr-xr-x   4 frontrow  frontrow  136 Jun 16 03:37 Boxee.app
drwxrwxr-x   3 root      wheel     102 Dec  2  2006 System Preferences.app
lrwxr-xr-x   1 root      admin      37 Aug 19 01:50 XBMC.app -> /Users/frontrow/Applications/XBMC.app

It's a symlink that points to the one in /Users/frontrow/Applications/XBMC.app
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#44
davilla Wrote:It's a symlink that points to the one in /Users/frontrow/Applications/XBMC.app

Yup. Tried deleting again and reinstalling from launcher. It's still 32661. Argh!

To make sure that XBMC was indeed deleted, I tried launching XBMC after deleting. It says cannot find XBMC. So, it's definitely deleted.

It's 3am where I am. My eyes must be playing tricks on me. Smile
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#45
ds129 Wrote:Yup. Tried deleting again and reinstalling from launcher. It's still 32661. Argh!

To make sure that XBMC was indeed deleted, I tried launching XBMC after deleting. It says cannot find XBMC. So, it's definitely deleted.

It's 3am where I am. My eyes must be playing tricks on me. Smile

If you have r32661 then it means you're stil using night builds from schss. Try to official builds from xbmc.org. Who knows that gives you a difference.
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