MediaPortal SVN-Snapshot: 04-07-2008 05-06h - Revision:18566

MediaPortal-Bot · 2008-04-07, 04:10

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These Subversion-snaps are compiled at about 01.00h (CET).
You can also visit the official irc-channel (#mediaportal) to get a notice when its ready for download. The trigger !svn gives you the latest update too.
They are not pre-tested, so please use the backup option from time to time.
If you'd like the bleeding edge code and don't mind the inherent risks, upgrade to the snapshot releases as they become available.
If stability is important to you, you might want to stay with the fully-tested releases.

How to install MediaPortal SVN-Snapshots in short:
1) Install MediaPortal 0.2.3.0, not necessary if already done
2) install .NET Framework Version 2.0
3) Run the Snapshot-Installer. You should create a backup.
4) Run Configure. Sometimes the settings and database versions change from build to build, so you have to reconfigure your TV for example
5) Hopefully enjoy the new version
6) If not, restore your old files and you will have the former version back.

Important notice: The backup function wont work for Vista atm, here you need to save your configuration manually. A rewrite is planned but will take some more time for testing.

You can find more infos on SVN-snaps and how to install them in this Wiki-guide

MediaPortal-Bot · 2008-04-07, 04:10

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jimbolina · 2008-04-07, 05:53

Still the same crash with xml.dll but I noticed that if I choose a different install location the install goes through fine.

Temp workaround: Use a different install location for MP!

Just a note, the svn installer automatically appends "\MediaPortal\" to your selected install directory so be careful!

I installed 0.2.3.0 to "c:\Program Files\Team Mediaportal\mp\ "
When I selected this folder during the svn install, it set the install folder to "c:\Program Files\Team Mediaportal\mp\MediaPortal\"

I just removed the "\MediaPortal\" and it worked fine.

SciDoctor · 2008-04-07, 08:57

As above but the instal crahses if the instal directory is a different name. like mediaportalOLD.

error $[name] has stopped working.

mruane · 2008-04-07, 10:14

The $NAME abnormal termination when installing this SVN and each other since 18530 is still present. Investigating the event log shows this description:

"The error occurred on 04/07/2008 @ 18:15:54.936 The exception generated was c0000005 at address 00AA3333 (XML!SetAttributeValue)"

Does that help anyone understand why the installation is failing since SVN18530 on installation to a Windows XP SP2 client.

Interestingly, as indicated above, if a change is made to the install directory, the file installs correctly. Of course, that produces an invalid installation, but it might indicate that a change is being made to an XML file in the install directory that is failing. Could it be that a change is being attempted to an XML file value that has not been created in an earlier SVN installation?

Cheers Mike

jimbolina · 2008-04-07, 10:37

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Originally Posted by SciDoctor

As above but the instal crahses if the instal directory is a different name. like mediaportalOLD.

error $[name] has stopped working.

That is interesting...

When I was playing with it earlier, I tried installing to the default location but I deleted the "l" at the end making it "\mediaporta" and it worked fine. Maybe the word "mediaportal" suffixed with anything else is a problem?

I'll check it out later.

Froschkönig · 2008-04-07, 11:07

When the svn file and the target location are on the same partition, the installation worked. On different partitions I got the $Name error.

mlburgoon · 2008-04-07, 14:04

I only have one partition and get the same error.

complete uninstall, then re-install. I will try the "re-name" trick to see if that works.

cics · 2008-04-07, 14:38

Confirm the re-name trick works.

mlburgoon · 2008-04-07, 19:22

If I install mediaportal in the default location, it fails when trying to install the SVN.

If I install mediaportal in the default location, then try to install the SVN by browsing to the location of the install (the default location), the SVN fails. I tried this thinking that maybe it was something with that dialog that was not passing the default location along correctly without re-entering that path info.

If I change path of the mediaportal install, the svn installs fine. I have tried 2 different install dir names. "c:\program files\mediaportal", and "c:\program files\team mediaportal\mediaport"

2008-04-07, 04:10	#1 (permalink)
MediaPortal-Bot Worlds greatest bot! Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 823 Thanks: 0 Thanked 47 Times in 46 Posts Country:	MediaPortal SVN-Snapshot: 04-07-2008 05-06h - Revision:18566 Infos: These Subversion-snaps are compiled at about 01.00h (CET). You can also visit the official irc-channel (#mediaportal) to get a notice when its ready for download. The trigger !svn gives you the latest update too. They are not pre-tested, so please use the backup option from time to time. If you'd like the bleeding edge code and don't mind the inherent risks, upgrade to the snapshot releases as they become available. If stability is important to you, you might want to stay with the fully-tested releases. How to install MediaPortal SVN-Snapshots in short: 1) Install MediaPortal 0.2.3.0, not necessary if already done 2) install .NET Framework Version 2.0 3) Run the Snapshot-Installer. You should create a backup. 4) Run Configure. Sometimes the settings and database versions change from build to build, so you have to reconfigure your TV for example 5) Hopefully enjoy the new version 6) If not, restore your old files and you will have the former version back. Important notice: The backup function wont work for Vista atm, here you need to save your configuration manually. A rewrite is planned but will take some more time for testing. You can find more infos on SVN-snaps and how to install them in this Wiki-guide

2008-04-07, 05:53	#3 (permalink)
jimbolina Portal Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 82 Thanks: 11 Thanked 11 Times in 10 Posts Country: My System	Still the same crash with xml.dll but I noticed that if I choose a different install location the install goes through fine. Temp workaround: Use a different install location for MP! Just a note, the svn installer automatically appends "\MediaPortal\" to your selected install directory so be careful! I installed 0.2.3.0 to "c:\Program Files\Team Mediaportal\mp\ " When I selected this folder during the svn install, it set the install folder to "c:\Program Files\Team Mediaportal\mp\MediaPortal\" I just removed the "\MediaPortal\" and it worked fine. Last edited by jimbolina; 2008-04-07 at 06:15. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

2008-04-07, 10:14	#5 (permalink)
mruane Portal Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Wellington Posts: 157 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts Country:	The $NAME abnormal termination when installing this SVN and each other since 18530 is still present. Investigating the event log shows this description: "The error occurred on 04/07/2008 @ 18:15:54.936 The exception generated was c0000005 at address 00AA3333 (XML!SetAttributeValue)" Does that help anyone understand why the installation is failing since SVN18530 on installation to a Windows XP SP2 client. Interestingly, as indicated above, if a change is made to the install directory, the file installs correctly. Of course, that produces an invalid installation, but it might indicate that a change is being made to an XML file in the install directory that is failing. Could it be that a change is being attempted to an XML file value that has not been created in an earlier SVN installation? Cheers Mike Last edited by mruane; 2008-04-07 at 10:17.

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SciDoctor Portal Tester Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: England Posts: 1,035 Thanks: 5 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts My System	As above but the instal crahses if the instal directory is a different name. like mediaportalOLD. error $[name] has stopped working.

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