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XBMC on Raspberry Pi, Bleeding Edge
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Latest updates breaks I2S support (part 2). #754

Closed coderpop closed 8 years ago

coderpop commented 9 years ago

After today's upgrade, I2S support no longer works (again).

I have reverted the file xbian-package-xbmc-scripts=1.2.0 which was needed to get Xbain working with Kodi booting at all.

Now, even though Alsa output is enabled in the system meny, the output is always on HDMI.

Also, the meny display refresh has gone back to 60Hz from 50Hz.

Does any testing happen before these releases?

CurlyMoo commented 9 years ago

No, we automatically compile our packages. We offer a multiversion apt repository to fallback to previous version in case of errors and offer snapshot functionality to rollback a system altogether.

coderpop commented 9 years ago

Rollback not working and today's 'upgrades' seem to make things worse.

mkreisl commented 9 years ago

How did you do the rollback?

coderpop commented 9 years ago

http://forum.xbian.org/thread-3087.html

mkreisl commented 9 years ago

Ah, interesting. New command for me :smile: But seems not to work I'm always using the hard way:

sudo mount /dev/root /mnt
cd /mnt/root
sudo mv @ @-bad
sudo mv @-<good-snapshot> @
sudo sync
sudo reboot

Never had problems with this commands. And believe me, I use it very often. But can not be used for kernel rollbacks, because /boot is not snapshotted

mkreisl commented 9 years ago

I looked into the code of the script, it does the same - only hundreds of more lines of code, works pretty well on my RPi2

coderpop commented 9 years ago

Both methods result in a 'file not found' message. Whilst this is off topic, it's annoying ! Now I have no audio and the safe rollback won't rollback! Thanks for the suggestion though, I know you are trying to help! :)