2011-12-02 xbmc-10.1 + deps [ VL7 x86 and x86_64 ]

[M0E-lnx]

I have built and uploaded xbmc + the needed deps for both x86 and x86_64 versions of the 7.0 release.

I'm too lazy to post an annouce for each package, but they're all in my contrib folder.

included 32b deps

• libmodplug
• enca
• libmicrohttpd
• libvdpau

included 64b deps

• mysql (was missing from repos)
• libmodplug
• enca
• libmicrohttpd
• libvdpau

Note:  I'm unable to clean up my contrib folder... for some reason, I can upload, but I can't delete stuff after that (even if I login as vectorlinux)  If anyone can fix that for me, it'd be great.  Otherwise, please clean my contrib folder if you can.  Thanks.

[stretchedthin]

Thanks MOE-lnx

I've uploaded the x86 stuff and it is now in the repositories.
I did not upload enca as it was already there.

Built this myself earlier from the ABS system.  Nice application.


 Seems your system clock may be a day ahead on the build system.
Time stamp on the packages I uploaded each generated an error from the makenew script...

Code:

tar: install/slack-desc: time stamp 2011-12-03 19:05:04 is 53576.966164626 s in the future
install/slack-required
tar: install/slack-required: time stamp 2011-12-03 19:05:05 is 53577.965988667 s in the future
install/doinst.sh
tar: install/doinst.sh: time stamp 2011-12-03 19:05:05 is 53577.965894321 s in the future

This was true for both 32bit and 64bit stuff.  Will wait a day and see if it straightens itself out.

[M0E-lnx]

I built all of that in chroots.  Dont know how to fix that problem

[uelsk8s]

did you set the timezone in the chroots?

[stretchedthin]

M0E_lnx
you should see xbmc now.  Ran just fine now that the file date is not in the future of the current date.
I'll empty your contrib folder when I get the chance.

[M0E-lnx]

did you set the timezone in the chroots?

I did.  But i think my problem is the host.  Every time i reboot the time comes back 1 day 1 hour and 30 minutes behind.  I dont know why.  Ive tried to change it but the same thing happens as soon as i reboot