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2012-10-02, 14:32
(This post was last modified: 2012-10-02, 14:35 by Bram77.)
Did you use version 2 or version 2.1 of the script. I've just uploaded the new version a few minutes ago. I'm still testing with your help. So forgive me if some stuff doesn't work properly at the first try. if you can provide me with feedback, I'll solve the bugs as soon as possible.
I'm also using an ASROCK ION 330 HT. Maybe I need to do a complete a fresh install to be sure everything works well.
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I'd used 2, can I just reinstall with 2.1 or first remove xbmc?
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Nope i'm afraid no luck with this version also.
Do you know where I can find some logging to see what could go wrong?
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In most cases, if there is an error, you should have seen it appear in the log screen. I'll add functionality to log to a file to in a few minutes!
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i will also start a new install so no faults on my end will be there when i will use your log option
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At the start of installing xinit:
FATAL ERROR: Xinit could not be installed 'Preconfiguring packages ...
Selecting previously unselected package ttf-dejavu-core.
At the end of the log file:
Installation terminated
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Tried again, installation looks fine.
Also the log has no erros or warnings.
When the system is rebooted i have again only the login screen.
When i login and type xbmc i get the message that xbmc is currently not installed.
Also i noticed that when the system is cleaned installed i have a high resolution, i think 1920
After the script the resolution is low, also the text is really bigger that in the beginning.
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Perfect, now xbmc is installed and started.
only my remote control is not working with all buttons but i will try and find a solution for this (maybe keymap)
Do you have some other posts or xbmc tweaks?
PS: thanks for you quick response and effort to build this.
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No prob, I'll look into what's causing the problem. I'll revert the start post back to version 1.
I don't have specific links, but searching the forum will probably provide you with some. I believe there are some HDD tweaks in fstab possible that you might be interested in, but I haven't bookmarked the related topic.
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I think I've got the problems in v2.1 fixed. A new bug in Ubuntu came to light because I've switched to add-apt-repository for the xbmc ppa installation. Currently add-apt-repository does not create the directory in which the gpg keys are stored (/home/xbmc/.gnupg/) which it should. This resulted in the added repo not being authenticated. Thus was the script unable to install xbmc. I've fixed this by manually creating the directory.
I've updated the start post with version 2.1 as a test version, for whoever is willing to help debugging.