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could you install gdb and provide a new crashlog please. can't reproduce it here.
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hmm, it should produce a nice stack trace with gdb installed.
in that case, could you start xbmc within gdb ("gdb `which xbmc`"), wait for a crash. type "bt full" and pastebin the output.
thanks!
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hmmmmm! I have a little problem in finding in my xbmc live setup the correct way to do a gdb `which xbmc`, starting xbmc that way, starts nothing, even gdb `which xbmc-standalone` or gdb `which start xbmc-live` starts nothing, the way my system starts xbmc, is usually by "start xbmc-live" (issued on boot, I think, but via ssh it works even manually, both stop and start).
thanks! ^_^
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opdenkamp
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ah sorry, wasn't paying attention. gdb'ing a shell script makes no sense.
use "gdb /path/to/xbmc.bin" instead. if you're using a prebuilt package, it's in /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin
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xbmc-pvr [Eden-PVR builds] [now included in mainline XBMC, so no more source link here :)]
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