- March 10, 2006
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How-To: Avoid unexpected CVS behaviour/crashes (before posting bugs)
Avoid CVS upgrade problems:
Corrupt/Missing fonts can lead to unexpected crashes in Configuration.exe
Note by infinityloop:
If the MPSA.ax has been changed in a cvs-snapshot, re-registering is neccessary.
The fast way is to use the start.bat after you have extracted the CVS-Snapshot into your MediaPortal folder.
The save way is to do it manualy.
Re-Registering MPSA.ax
Avoid CVS upgrade problems:
- Install 0.2.0.0 RC2 and do *not* make any configuration changes
- Copy/Backup the installed folder for future CVS upgrades
- Extract the latest CVS into the MediaPortal folder and overwrite old files
- Execute the 'start.bat' file to (re)register any new modules
- Redo your entire configuration
Corrupt/Missing fonts can lead to unexpected crashes in Configuration.exe
Note by infinityloop:
If the MPSA.ax has been changed in a cvs-snapshot, re-registering is neccessary.
The fast way is to use the start.bat after you have extracted the CVS-Snapshot into your MediaPortal folder.
The save way is to do it manualy.
Re-Registering MPSA.ax
- Start -> run -> cmd
- Unregistering old MPSA.ax : regsvr32 -u d:/MediaPortal/MPSA.ax
- Registering MPSA.ax : regsvr32 d:/MediaPortal/MPSA.ax
You have to enter the correct Path to your MediaPortal installation!