Hey all.
I have a fresh install of 12.10 on my HTPC running XBMC. I'm running into an issue though which is causing some bigger issues. When the system boots up and loads into the default profile, the network takes around an additional 30 seconds before it comes online. This didn't happen prior to the fresh install - it was pretty much instant and ready as soon as the system was up.
I am running "Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS (GNU/Linux 3.2.0-31-generic x86_64)" with the XBMC application installed, and set the system to boot into an XBMC specific desktop session on boot.
I followed the guide in their wiki to configure Wake-on-USB for the MCE Remote I have.
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title...wake_in_Ubuntu
Everything worked fine until last night.
While running XBMC, I can adjust the volume of the XBMC application itself. However, this volume is limited by the current system volume. For example, if the system volume is at 80% and XBMC is at 100%, I am effectively at 80% and cannot go higher.
Greetings,
I have installed F17 with Gnome 3 desktop and all updates. My desktop sits behind a router running dd-wrt which handles all connections to my isp and provides a static ip to my desktop. I decided to remove network manager and simply use system-config-network-gui to setup my connection. My desktop config isn't that complicated... it's just dhcp with everything handled at the router.
My system: ubuntu 10.04 with xbmc 10
The system monitor shows the cpu usage low (10%) before I start xbmc. Once I started xbmc, the system info in xbmc shows the cpu0 and cpu1 both up to 70%. I am notThis is cause my video playing to slow. I reinstalled a couple times still the same. Mine is a single core, I don't why it's showing two cpu.
Can any one help with this please? Thank you!
I have a laptop running Ubuntu and XBMC for my parents can use. Occasionally, XBMC will freeze and they have no way of restarting XBMC. The desktop is unresponsive.
If this was on Windows, my parents would hit ctrl-alt-del, kill XBMC, and reopen it. If this was me, I'd drop into shell and run pkill xbmc.
I need a method my parents can use on Ubuntu.
I have a laptop running Ubuntu and XBMC for my parents can use. Occasionally, XBMC will freeze and they have no way of restarting XBMC. The desktop is unresponsive.
If this was on Windows, my parents would hit `ctrl-alt-del`, kill XBMC, and reopen it. If this was me, I'd drop into shell and run `pkill xbmc`.
I need a method my parents can use on Ubuntu.
Code:
diff --git a/project/VS2010Express/XBMC.vcxproj b/project/VS2010Express/XBMC.vcxproj
index 4c7824d..27eadb1 100644
--- a/project/VS2010Express/XBMC.vcxproj
+++ b/project/VS2010Express/XBMC.vcxproj
@@ -839,6 +839,7 @@
<ClCompile Include="..\..\xbmc\network\upnp\UPnPInternal.cpp" />
<ClCompile Include="..\..\xbmc\network\upnp\UPn
Heya guys,
I am wondering if there is a nice and easy way to get XBMC to auto-startup on login without kicking off the underlying window-manager (eg, gnome/KDE).
I can get the user XBMC auto-logging in using either KDM or GDM (the initial login managers), but I don't really want to have to wait for KDE/gnome to load before XBMC is kicked off.
Just wondering if there was a simple solution
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