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I'm flumoxed. Are you using a centralized configuration (i.e. do you have MediaPortalDirs.xml in the users/documents folder)? Does MediaPortalDirs.xml contain what you would normally expect?

The thing is that I have never seen the 'CreateDatabase is not supported by the provider.' error before, but it does point to EntityFramework not finding the databases - which should be found in the config file. The fact that the databases were created means that the config file was found but this error means that the EntityFramework configuration is not working for some reason.

When I installed the refactored version on my Windows 7 machine it worked with no issues.

I wonder whether the fact that you are using dual-boot is affecting what the path would be. It's a stretch, but I'm getting desperate . Do you have a machine available that you could use as a test machine that boots straight into Windows?

It's the only suggestion I can make because I cannot reproduce what you are seeing?

Also, are you installing any extensions?

<blockquote data-quote="Anthony Vaughan" data-source="post: 1288504" data-attributes="member: 153283">I'm flumoxed. Are you using a centralized configuration (i.e. do you have MediaPortalDirs.xml in the users/documents folder)? Does MediaPortalDirs.xml contain what you would normally expect?The thing is that I have never seen the 'CreateDatabase is not supported by the provider.' error before, but it does point to EntityFramework not finding the databases - which should be found in the config file. The fact that the databases were created means that the config file was found but this error means that the EntityFramework configuration is not working for some reason.When I installed the refactored version on my Windows 7 machine it worked with no issues.I wonder whether the fact that you are using dual-boot is affecting what the path would be. It's a stretch, but I'm getting desperate <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> . Do you have a machine available that you could use as a test machine that boots straight into Windows?It's the only suggestion I can make because I cannot reproduce what you are seeing?Also, are you installing any extensions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthony Vaughan, post: 1288504, member: 153283"] I'm flumoxed. Are you using a centralized configuration (i.e. do you have MediaPortalDirs.xml in the users/documents folder)? Does MediaPortalDirs.xml contain what you would normally expect? The thing is that I have never seen the 'CreateDatabase is not supported by the provider.' error before, but it does point to EntityFramework not finding the databases - which should be found in the config file. The fact that the databases were created means that the config file was found but this error means that the EntityFramework configuration is not working for some reason. When I installed the refactored version on my Windows 7 machine it worked with no issues. I wonder whether the fact that you are using dual-boot is affecting what the path would be. It's a stretch, but I'm getting desperate :) . Do you have a machine available that you could use as a test machine that boots straight into Windows? It's the only suggestion I can make because I cannot reproduce what you are seeing? Also, are you installing any extensions? [/QUOTE]