[arromdee]

I get the above message.

A few nightly builds ago it was okay, so probably if I download another nightly build It'll eventually be fixed...

Except I didn't start XBMC. All I did was turn my tablet on. I immediately get this message without running anything.

Why am I getting this message when I'm not even starting XBMC? I'm not bothered by the error itself (I can always get a newer XBMC), but rather by the fact that I get the message without running anything. Is there some kind of automatic background startup that I can disable?

System logs show that it is indeed trying to start some kind of XBMC process,

[arromdee]

It seems to be related to something called XBMCBroadcastReceiver. Also, inserting an SD card seems to cause it to happen again.

[arromdee]

Further update:

I uninstalled XBMC. I still get the error from XBMC without having XBMC installed. It seems to have put something on my machine that I can't get rid of.

result of logcat -d

[arromdee]

Okay, problem solved thanks to everyone on the IRC channel. I had not actually uninstalled it. If I really uninstall it the problem goes away. It's a real problem but will be fixed in later versions.