OpenELEC dev builds – a pause in the action
17Sep13
Now that OpenELEC 3.2 is out the dev team are moving to 3.3 (which will eventually become stable as 3.4).
The dev team have asked me to wait until things are more stable (for around 4 weeks) before doing more builds from the master branch.
The dev team have also made a decision to remove .bz2 compression. Let me know if you’d rather stick with tar.bz2, or go with the flow to straight .tar files (which are about 10MB bigger)?
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All the cool kids are using tar.lzma these days. ;-)
is this still on hold? it’s nearly november… just curious on how much longer until the builds come back
I’ve just checking in with the @OpenELEC guys to see if they think it’s safe to resume.
and we’re good to go… a new build should be popping off the line in a few hours.
Are these Frodo or Gotham?
Gotham as of 3 weeks ago.
If you’re ever wondering what’s in there, then just look at the commit log.
Hi,
In new build he does not find in the welcome screen my network :-(
OpenELEC-RPi.arm-devel-20131101213024-r16314.tar.bz2
If you want a build that works reliably then use a stable one (latest is 3.2.3).
If you have issues with a dev build then tell the team about it on github.
Thanks