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I think your psl1ght version is outdated.
You need the one from my github account.

I met the same problem. After I updated psl1ght from your version, I got this error:

CC build.ps3/src/backend/backend_prop.o
CC build.ps3/src/media.o
CC build.ps3/src/misc/pixmap.o
CC build.ps3/src/playqueue.o
CC build.ps3/src/settings.o
CC build.ps3/src/ui/glw/glw_video_common.o
CC build.ps3/src/ui/glw/glw_video_rsx.o
CC build.ps3/src/video/ps3_vdec.o
CC build.ps3/src/version.o
CC build.ps3/showtime
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondSignalAll':
(.sceStub.text+0x1aa): undefined reference to `sysLwCondSignalAll_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondSignalAll':
(.sceStub.text+0x1ae): undefined reference to `sysLwCondSignalAll_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondSignal':
(.sceStub.text+0x1ba): undefined reference to `sysLwCondSignal_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondSignal':
(.sceStub.text+0x1be): undefined reference to `sysLwCondSignal_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondDestroy':
(.sceStub.text+0x1ca): undefined reference to `sysLwCondDestroy_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondDestroy':
(.sceStub.text+0x1ce): undefined reference to `sysLwCondDestroy_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondWait':
(.sceStub.text+0x1da): undefined reference to `sysLwCondWait_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondWait':
(.sceStub.text+0x1de): undefined reference to `sysLwCondWait_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondCreate':
(.sceStub.text+0x1ea): undefined reference to `sysLwCondCreate_stub'
/home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a(sprx.o): In function `__sysLwCondCreate':
(.sceStub.text+0x1ee): undefined reference to `sysLwCondCreate_stub'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

liblv2.a is newly updated with make && make install of ps1ight:
rw-r--r- 1 rhunter rhunter 14888 2012-04-24 12:39 /home/rhunter/ps3/PSL1GHT/target/lib/liblv2.a

did you 'make clean' in psl1ght first?
psl1ght's build system is a bit broken and some stuff does not trig correct dependencies when rebuilding.

ah yes, worked with 'make clean'. Thanks Andreas!

All working fine now. Thank you!

FYI: I just pushed even more stuff to my psl1ght repo so showtime from a few minutes ago need that as well ..

hmm...strange, I just built with the latest psl1ght and showtime code but it doesn't launch on my PS3. It just kicked me back to XMB.

same problem here. looks like the problem exist a little bit longer, the last version i have on my harddrive that installs and runs is 3.5.19, maybe newer ones also do but i don't have them anymore. next version i got is 3.5.148 if i install this one after deleting 3.5.19 it kicks me back to xmb, if i don't delete 3.5.19 and just install 3.5.148 everything works fine. latest version allways kicks me back to xmb, no matter if i have an older version installed or not.

not sure from which version the problem started. my last build is at 04/15 and it works.

The last one I've got working is 3.5.123.

The latest ones as said above kick back to the xmb.

All those bugs should be fixed now
btw.

there's a new build at http://www.lonelycoder.com/showtime/download

this might be the most stable version of Showtime so far.

yes, the latest build runs and looks much stable(no memory shortage message seen so far). but seems there is a bug: if I return to the browser from video playing then choose any video(same one as previous or not) to play again, I am kicked back to XMB. That means, I can only watch one video each time I launch showtime.

I can't build it since a few weeks.
running ./Autobuild.sh -t ps3 -j 8
will break after half hour with this error

Toolchain from: 'https://github.com/andoma/ps3toolchain/tarball/3719cbe6bb2fb64d6a2ac2ac30a7da141a12e119' Local install in: /var/tmp/showtime-autobuild/cce9b318db4075b5450e3d723bdbeb642626345e
Toolchain seems to exist
Cleaning builddir: build.ps3
Updating libav, submodule status =  
Configuring libav...
ccache /var/tmp/showtime-autobuild/cce9b318db4075b5450e3d723bdbeb642626345e/ps3dev/host/ppu/bin/ppu-gcc is unable to create an executable file.
C compiler test failed.

If you think configure made a mistake, make sure you are using the latest
version from Git.  If the latest version fails, report the problem to the
[email protected] mailing list or IRC #libav on irc.freenode.net.
Include the log file "config.log" produced by configure as this will help
solving the problem.
Configure failed

if I run that command on a clean ubuntu install with sudo bash, should it do everything?
or do I have to configure something else?

you probably don't have ccache installed.

If you're on ubuntu/debian see the last line in Autobuild/ps3.sh for all required packages

Rural Hunter wrote:

yes, the latest build runs and looks much stable(no memory shortage message seen so far). but seems there is a bug: if I return to the browser from video playing then choose any video(same one as previous or not) to play again, I am kicked back to XMB. That means, I can only watch one video each time I launch showtime.

I tried the build today and when I clicked to open Showtime it kicked back to XMB. I built my own in the afternoon and still it is kicking back to XMB.

I've gone back my last working build 3.5.123

Starting with 3.5.172 Showtime will write logfiles to disk.

Read all about it here: https://www.lonelycoder.com/redmine/projects/showtime/wiki/Logging

that was it, but now I get.

  adding: resources/cachedb/ (stored 0%)
  adding: resources/cachedb/001.sql (stored 0%)
  adding: resources/tvheadend/ (stored 0%)
  adding: resources/tvheadend/logo.png (stored 0%)
  adding: resources/fileaccess/ (stored 0%)
  adding: resources/fileaccess/fs_icon.png (stored 0%)
MKBUNDLE    build.ps3/bundles/glwthemes/mono.c
MKBUNDLE    build.ps3/bundles/lang.c
MKBUNDLE    build.ps3/bundles/resources/metadb.c
MKBUNDLE    build.ps3/bundles/resources/cachedb.c
MKBUNDLE    build.ps3/bundles/resources/tvheadend.c
MKBUNDLE    build.ps3/bundles/resources/fileaccess.c
Autobuild/ps3.sh: line 42: 30408 Segmentation fault      make ${JARGS} BUILD=${TARGET} pkg self

Andreas Öman wrote:

All those bugs should be fixed now
btw.

there's a new build at http://www.lonelycoder.com/showtime/download

this might be the most stable version of Showtime so far.

Just tried the download and its still kicking me back to the xmb. Very strange

Girish Patel wrote:

Rural Hunter wrote:

yes, the latest build runs and looks much stable(no memory shortage message seen so far). but seems there is a bug: if I return to the browser from video playing then choose any video(same one as previous or not) to play again, I am kicked back to XMB. That means, I can only watch one video each time I launch showtime.

I tried the build today and when I clicked to open Showtime it kicked back to XMB. I built my own in the afternoon and still it is kicking back to XMB.

I've gone back my last working build 3.5.123

Strange, I also built my own and it worked, just with the problem I described above.

Andreas Öman wrote:

Starting with 3.5.172 Showtime will write logfiles to disk.

Read all about it here: https://www.lonelycoder.com/redmine/projects/showtime/wiki/Logging

This is cool, will check that.

Logfiles would be greatly appreciated from these crash events

just build the latest version this morning and did some testing.
1. delete installed version of showtime.
2. install showtime 3.5.174 --> not working, no logfile on hdd. only empty dir USRDIR/cache/bc2
3. install showtime 3.5.19 then install 3.5.174 again --> not working, but logfile on hdd(log1).
4. install showtime 3.5.19 again start it --> working, then install 3.5.174 --> working(log0).
all test were made with my own builds, same problem was with 3.5.172.

Ok, so there is some kind of malloc(0) going on according to the crash.
The backtrace doesnt say much to be cause I didn't build the binary myself so I can't decode them.

Here's how to do it (would be super-great if you could do it)

Run ppu-gdb from whereever you have it.

If you ran from a pkg build.ps3/showtime is the file with debug symbols. If you ran a self file build.ps3/showtime.bundle is the correct one

[email protected]:~/showtime (master)$ /home/andoma/ps3dev/host/ppu/bin/ppu-gdb build.ps3/showtime
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.2
Copyright (C) 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.  Type "show copying" 
and "show warranty" for details.
This GDB was configured as "--host=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu --target=ppu".
For bug reporting instructions, please see:
<http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/bugs/>...
Reading symbols from /home/andoma/showtime/build.ps3/showtime...done.
(gdb)

Then list the source code from the addresses from the BACKTRACE lines in the log file

BACKTRACE [EMERG]:0x1d0310
BACKTRACE [EMERG]:0x1d0fc0
BACKTRACE [EMERG]:0x1fdaf4

like this:

(gdb) list *0x1d0310

And paste the output here.

Note that it's important that all source files match all object files so if you've done a git pull
or something since the build you must rebuild.

i hope that's what you need, first part is copy and paste of the new logfile as i allready updated to 3.5.175.

Perfect, thanks a lot.
Fix will go in repo in a few seconds