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hunterjm
Segment fault starting component
HA 0.88.1 using Hassio component. When I try to start the component I get: /run.sh: line 14: 12 Segmentation fault (core dumped) xbox-rest-server
Not sure what else to try - no other information that I can find.
64bit Raspberry Pi 3 B+ Here's the System Health screen from Home Assistant: arch | aarch64 dev | false docker | true hassio | true os_name | Linux python_version | 3.7.2 version | 0.88.1 virtualenv | false
System Health from me as well
| arch | aarch64 |
|---|---|
| dev | false |
| docker | true |
| hassio | true |
| os_name | Linux |
| python_version | 3.7.2 |
| timezone | Europe/Stockholm |
| version | 0.88.2 |
| virtualenv | false |
(Updated to 88.2 today)
I'm sure this has to do with the docker image that's build for amd64 and not for aarch64. @hunterjm: I have an docker file that works in my fork from your repo. Maybe you can use that dockerfile? (Works on both aarch64 and amd64, however I don't use HA, as I've migrated to homebridge, so I can't test and make a pull request)
@krinehart have you found any solution? Feels like I have to move on to something else for the Xbox integration now
No, @jesryn, I'm holding out hope that @hunterjm can create a docker image for aarch64 as it sounds like that's the problem but I haven't heard anything.
I reinstalled and moved to the 32-bit version today. But when trying to reinstall the Xbox component it seems to have a general problem right now. Not possible to install from that repo. Found others with the same problem. But I will stick to the 32-bit Hassio a couple of days to see if the repo problem will be solved, otherwise might move back to 64-bit.
@hunterjm is probably very busy as usual. Until he updates the repository a workaround might be to just use the fix from @unknownskl repository by using his fork path https://github.com/unknownskl/hassio-addons to install a third party addon instead of this one. I don't use hassio so I can't tell if it works but it looks alright to me. Let me know if it is in fact successful. If it is I will fork and make a pull request.
@hunterjm is probably very busy as usual. Until he updates the repository a workaround might be to just use the fix from @unknownskl repository by using his fork path https://github.com/unknownskl/hassio-addons to install a third party addon instead of this one. I don't use hassio so I can't tell if it works but it looks alright to me. Let me know if it is in fact successful. If it is I will fork and make a pull request.
Thanks for the info @webdjoe, appreciated. Will switch to your suggestion during the weekend.
I've been having this problem for a while now. Has anyone found a solution to this? @jesryn did the @unknownskl idea work?
Same here...
@unknownskl I added your forked repo in Home Assistant but the Xbox Addon doesn't show up, why is that ?
@SBRK it is probably outdated. I am waiting for my raspberry pi4 to be delivered and I hope to look into HA again and make it up to date. Could take a while tho..
@SBRK This weekend I updated my hassio to 0.98.1 and the @unknownskl repo appeared in the add on section. This version does not produce this issue and will connect to my Xbox fine. It is however struggling with controlling it.
@SBRK This weekend I updated my hassio to 0.98.1 and the @unknownskl repo appeared in the add on section. This version does not produce this issue and will connect to my Xbox fine. It is however struggling with controlling it.
Neat, I will have a try. By controlling it you mean sending controller inputs? Can you manage to turn it on/off? All I'd be interested in is the state and on/off commands
@SBRK I have my Satellite TV connected through the Xbox. When I try to change channel (via Alexa) the command for changing to TV source is called instead of the channel number as was done in the past.
I will check it in a few hours after work as I have yet to add my username/password in the config yet.