Then stop XBMC, delete all TV databases:
Codesudo rm /var/lib/vdr/.xbmc/userdata/Database/TV*.db
Then try again (you will have to reenable the xvdr-addon).
I did a ls -al in that dir sugested by gda, but I was in doubt to remove the complete dir.
So I saw your post right one time!
And that did the trick!
Many, many thanks for your time even in weekend hours.
Thanks.
Henk.
Well sorry to say but I was in doubt to do that, forgive me.
you would loose only some settings, nothing that is irreversible.
Gerald
you would loose only some settings, nothing that is irreversible.
Gerald
Well it is not if I believe you (with a 9k more messages) but rm dir and subdir's at once, is for me a bit tricky, you know.
But also you have pointed out very well.
Also thanks to that.
Well it is not I believe you (with a 8k more messages) but rm dir and subdir's at once, is for me a bit tricky, you know.
But also you have pointed out very well.
Also thanks to that.
In that case, next time a mv /var/lib/vdr/.xbmc /var/lib/vdr/.xbmc.bak would do the trick without loosing anything.
That is a general tip if you are afraid to remove something.
Gerald
Well it is not if I believe you (with a 9k more messages) but rm dir and subdir's at once, is for me a bit tricky, you know.
There is always a way if you ever should need it 
sudo rm -fr <directory> # delete complete directory, including subdirectories and files
There is always a way if you ever should need itCodesudo rm -fr # delete complete directory, including subdirectories and files
Don't forget de root is also a DIR "/" so you wipe out your harddrive foregood!
We encourage our users to use their brain. They have absolute freedom of decision how they destroy their systems by just trying copy and paste without knowing what they're doing 
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