MediaPortal Setup crashes with every SVN after Rev10035 (1 Viewer)

[Bram]

MediaPortal Version: MediaPortal 0.2
SVN: Rev10035
MediaPortal Skin: PM III
Windows Version: Windows XP SP2
CPU Type: AMD Sempron 2800+ @ 2.2Ghz
HDD: 1.5TB total Maxtor
Memory: 2GB DDR 400
Motherboard: ASUS s754 AGP
Motherboard Chipset: Via
Video Card: ASUS nVidia 6200AGP (256MB)
Video Card Driver:
Sound Card: Soundblaster X-Fi Platinum
1. TV Card: AverTV PVR 250MCE
1. TV Card Type: Analog
MPEG2 Video Codec: nVidia PureVideo
MPEG2 Audio Codec: nVidia PureVideo
Satelite/CableTV Provider: home
HTPC Case: Unknown brand ATX Mediacasing
Power Supply: 200 Watt
Remote: Microsoft IR remote
TV: Philips Matchline 82cm 4:3 CRT (1024-768)
TV - HTPC Connection: Composite

MediaPortal setup crashes before it can even start with every SVN after "MediaPortal-svn--08-27-2006--19-58-Rev10035.exe". So Rev10035 is working correctly!

 

[tklon]

Upload your MediaPortal.log to http://mp.pastebin.com/. Perhaps someone can help you then.

 

[Bram]

Done! I've reinstalled the latest SVN and started MP-setup (= crash). Then added the log to the pastebin
http://mp.pastebin.com/779920

 

[infinite.loop]

1. ALWAYS attach full log files to your bugreports
2. ALWAYS use latest svn build for the test
3. read ::this::

 

[infinite.loop]

Done! I've reinstalled the latest SVN and started MP-setup (= crash).

you are still on a very old svn build

8/30/2006 7:11:38 PM 578 [Info.] Main: Assembly creation time: 8/27/2006 10:58:00 PM (UTC)

 

[Bram]

I don't think so. I've used the following SVN installation file (the latest at this moment)

http://svn.team-mediaportal.com/Med...diaPortal-svn--08-30-2006--19-58-Rev10086.exe

 

[mPod]

FYI: The correct pastebin address is: http://pastebin.team-mediaportal.com

 

[infinite.loop]

I don't think so.

your log says

8/30/2006 7:11:38 PM 578 [Info.] Main: Assembly creation time: 8/27/2006 10:58:00 PM (UTC)

and

8/30/2006 7:37:45 PM 125 [Info.] Audioplayerlay G:\Muziek\Bram\@- Verzamel Albums\VA - Erotic Chillout Sessions [2004] [www.pctorrent.com]\04_-_for_want_of_her-www.pctorrent.com.mp3
8/30/2006 7:37:45 PM 187 [Info.] g_Player.OnStarted() G:\Muziek\Bram\@- Verzamel Albums\VA - Erotic Chillout Sessions [2004] [www.pctorrent.com]\04_-_for_want_of_her-www.pctorrent.com.mp3 media:Music
8/30/2006 7:39:55 PM 644 [Info.] Audioscrobbler plugin: queuing song: For Want of Her - Various Artists (Erotic Chillout Sessions)
8/30/2006 7:39:55 PM 644 [Info.] AudioscrobblerBase: Submitting data: u=DiViN3&a[0]=Various+Artists&t[0]=For+Want+of+Her&b[0]
=Erotic+Chillout+Sessions&m[0]=&l[0]=243&i[0]=2006-08-30+17%3a37%3a45
8/30/2006 7:39:55 PM 909 [Info.] AudioscrobblerBase: Action successfully completed.
8/30/2006 7:41:49 PM 397 [Info.] Audioplayer:ended G:\Muziek\Bram\@- Verzamel Albums\

seems like you were able to start a mp3?

your logfile also says that you are starting MediaPortal and not configuration/setup!

8/30/2006 7:11:38 PM 141 [Info.] Main: MediaPortal is starting up

so please read the HowTo: report SVN bugs carefully and provide us with a decent report.

 

[Bram]

I don't get it. I realy installed the latest SVN, now and before, and the setupcompleted without any errors. The only thing I noticed was different then I'm used to is that no Command screen appeared (writing registry keys, in older SVN's?).

What I've done now is...
1. Install the latest SVN (Rev10086 on MP 0.2.0.0).
2. started the MP-bugreport tool
3. cleared the mediaportal.log
5. started MediaPortal itself
4. started the MP configuration (= still crash)
5. copied content of mediaportal.log from the bugreport tool

One thing might be different from anyone else it installation. I use the latest version (not public yet, got it from Sam) of the ECP2 plugin for development purpose. I'm not sure if this can be linked to my configuration crashing?


here is the mediaportal.log -> http://pastebin.team-mediaportal.com/10476

 

[mPod]

A log from a MediaPortal session is of no use when trying to find problems with Configuration.exe

BUT

If you suspect the plugin you mentioned, easiest way would be removing it to find out if that's causing it... Ever though about that?