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Hey guys.
Anyone get a MCE remote working with XBMC in SteamOS? I have a NUC D34010 (the i3 model with the IR sensor included) and my MCE remote will work with both SteamOS big picture and XBMC only for navigation. (up/down/left/right) Everything else doesn't work. No OK/Enter, Back, etc...
I have no clue where to start. I looked into /usr/share/sbmc/system/Lircmap.xml and remote.xml. Doesn't matter what I change, naturally, because only the navigation buttons seem to be making their way through. irw and lirc don't seem to be available in the standard SteamOS and XBMC repos. Any tools included with XBMC I can use to test what inputs are being received?
Thanks!
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2014-10-19, 06:11
(This post was last modified: 2014-10-19, 06:14 by duhmojo.)
Ok I turned on debug in the XBMC UI, exited and started again. I've got a ~/.xbmc/temp/xbmc.log that notes the input keys. I can clearly see OnKey and Keyboard scan codes for buttons I pushed. e.g. "play_pause", "return", etc... with actions like "select", etc...
How are these guys not hooked up?
Looking at the xbmc.log there's a "Failed to connect to LIRC." but at the "Loading special://xbmc/system/Lircmap.xml" I can clearly see that all the devices in Lircmap.xml are being loaded. e.g. "mceusb", etc...
Any ideas? Thanks.
Quick note, Back, Info and the Green button show up as "OnKey: 0 (0xf200)".
The "return" key has an action of "select" but nothing happens in XBMC. Sigh...
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I'm sorry for this extremely nubish question but i have NO understand of linux distro's etc.
"create /etc/apt/preferences"
This does not work for me, i only get "command not found" And if i skip it, since it says "optional" i get
"E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages."
Thank you
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You have to create that file(!)
You really typed "create /etc/apt/preferences" into the shell?
First decide what functions / features you expect from a system. Then decide for the hardware. Don't waste your money on crap.
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2014-11-05, 18:25
(This post was last modified: 2014-11-05, 18:37 by Diazz.)
Yes i did, and i'm guessing "create" isn't a valid command?
Edit: I found the solution eventually, if this is correct?
sudo nano /etc/apt/preferences
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Is this repository getting updated anymore? I haven't seen any changes since maybe August.
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it will be once 14.1 is ready
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OK, I was concerned when 14.0 was released and I never received the updates on my SteamOS box. I take it you're just going straight to 14.1?