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opdenkamp
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I got a message from dteirney telling me about this problem. I just created a new clone of his repos, did a "./bootstrap && ./configure && make" and it compiles and runs cleanly (on a clean Lucid VM, just the normal XBMC build deps installed).
make sure your tree is clean and that your ccache is clean if you're using it.
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opdenkamp
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right, now I got the linker error on a clean environment with a different linux dist too. I'll have a proper look at it this evening.
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rdoac
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Thanks..
I just deleted what I had, recloned and got the same error again. Glad it's not just me.. (although I'm getting it on both my boxes).
As an aside, is there a way to get VDR messages to stay on screen a little bit longer. I have a caller id script passing information to vdr, however, it flashes on the screen so quick I can't read it..
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da-anda
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there are also issues on windows builds due to the renaming of some files. The VisualStudio files didn't get updated reflecting the new pathes and filenames. I fixed it on my local repo already, but as I also merge xbmc master frequently I can't provide a clean patch I think (not too familiar with git yet).
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opdenkamp
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if someone sends me a (clean!) pull request, I'll update it. otherwise you'll have to wait until I accidently hit the wrong grub option so that windows boots ;-)
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da-anda
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I'm preparing a clean patch - currently testing the compile with latest revision.
How can I send a pull request? Do I have to register for this somewhere (github I suppose, or will my XBMC credentials work for the requests). Any dokus about that you can point me to? Thanks.
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da-anda
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now that's really motivating people to contribute, isn't it?
I know how to google, but maybe you would have had a link at hand because you yourself already went through that process.
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opdenkamp
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the first result from that google query explains it all (which is a direct link to the github help).
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da-anda
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thanks. Seems like I have to create a own repo/fork first which is in my eyes pretty much overhead just for providing a simple patch. I would have hoped to be able to send the pull requests directly from my local repo like it's possible for another project I'm contributing to, using a special URI, but haven't found any information about it (yet).
Well, then it has to wait until I have some more time left (compiling failed anyway and first need to examine the reason).
