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2009-09-14, 22:03
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-15, 03:51 by Ned Scott.)
Hi Billy,
Just thought of a question, and a quick search didn't reveal anything...
Is it possible to set the default/preferred to nightly instead of t3ch?
Also, I don't know if this is a bug or was changed on purpose, but:
You used to be able to update the dash shortcut to the currently running build, but sometime in the recent past you can only update the shortcuts to a different/non-running build.
Normally when I do an update, always wait to make sure the new build works before switching the active build (this avoids getting a bricked xbox in case of a bad build).
Once I verify a new build is up and working, I used to be able to 'switch to a different build' new build, from within the new build.. now I gotta switch back to the old build, to run the switch to new build shortcut thing.
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Is it possible to set the default/preferred to nightly instead of t3ch
Working on it, but spare time rare at moment, so (everything) taking longer. Blame the missus.
You used to be able to update the dash shortcut to the currently running build, but sometime in the recent past you can only update the shortcuts to a different/non-running build.
I did change that behaviour but I didn't appreciate ppl were using it in that fashion, I'll try and remember to revert it for you.
cheers
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I usually just FTP over XBMC from computer after downloading. Is it possible for me to use this script to update my current build even when my directory structure is like this F:\Apps\XBMC. The reason I ask is I'm worried that by using this script it will install to another directory and not use my current build's directory. If this is possible where would I set it to do this?
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2009-09-15, 20:25
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-15, 03:52 by Ned Scott.)
your better off using F:\T3CH\ or similar as the root.
The way the script works is by unzipping the new build to a new (sub) folder, then copying your config/user data files to the new folder.
It does not, and its probably a bad idea in general, over write your existing xbmc folder.
This allows you to keep multiple builds installed in case you have problems with an update, its fairly easy to switch back to a previous build (assuming your not bricked etc).
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2009-09-16, 18:37
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-15, 03:52 by Ned Scott.)
I just bought an apple tv and got xbmc working on it, I was wondering, if anyone knows if there is a script which functions similarly to this one for the osx/appletv builds?
I would like to be able to easily keep multiple builds and be able to copy userdata and switch between them, etc like this script can do.
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Thanks BBB, most welcome changes.
Same question as before, do you mind uploading the script at XBMCZone.com or I could do it under your name - I see lots of Xbox users going through the trouble of manually upgrading their XBMC, maybe this will help somewhat reduce the number of posts for broken XBMC installs.
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i have no problem with you making any of my addons available on your site.
thanks