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[lucas]

I would like to point out that this didn't happen with PLi 8, that is, when I start a recording and choose to enter the duration, the system crashes.

I attach image and report.

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[WanWizard]

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/StartEnigma.py", line 223, in processDelay
    callback(*retval)
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/InfoBarGenerics.py", line 2731, in recordQuestionCallback
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/InfoBarGenerics.py", line 2766, in changeDuration
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/StartEnigma.py", line 302, in openWithCallback
    dlg = self.open(screen, *arguments, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/StartEnigma.py", line 312, in open
    dlg = self.current_dialog = self.instantiateDialog(screen, *arguments, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/StartEnigma.py", line 255, in instantiateDialog
    return self.doInstantiateDialog(screen, arguments, kwargs, self.desktop)
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/StartEnigma.py", line 272, in doInstantiateDialog
    dlg = screen(self, *arguments, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/InputBox.py", line 17, in __init__
TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'maxValue'
[ePyObject] (CallObject(<bound method Session.processDelay of <__main__.Session object at 0xb00fa658>>,()) failed)

I've never seen it, and my Italian is very bad, could you explain exactly what steps you took exactly, to get it to crash?

 

In the current develop, InputBox still doesn't define that keyword, which suggests whatever it is, it is still an issue...

Edited by WanWizard, 8 December 2024 - 20:01.

[lucas]

I've never seen it, and my Italian is very bad, could you explain exactly what steps you took exactly, to get it to crash?

 

In the current develop, InputBox still doesn't define that keyword, which suggests whatever it is, it is still an issue...

 

I'll try to explain myself better (I translate with Google)

By starting a recording on the internal disk and wanting to enter how many minutes it should record for, the green crash occurs.

[WanWizard]

Ok, thanks, so a manual recording, using the recording button on the remote.

[lucas]

Ok, thanks, so a manual recording, using the recording button on the remote.

Yes

[littlesat]

TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'maxValue'

[lucas]

TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'maxValue'

What does it mean?

[Stan]

The 'maxValue' argument was introduced in PLi 9. Most likely you have an older Input.py.

Edited by Stan, 8 December 2024 - 21:46.

[lucas]

The 'maxValue' argument was introduced in PLi 9. Most likely you have an older Input.py.

What should I do?

[littlesat]

I tried to verify the issue with instant recording, but no crash with maxValue here…

Edited by littlesat, 8 December 2024 - 22:59.

[lucas]

I tried to verify the issue with instant recording, but no crash with maxValue here…

With the same decoder? Instant recording works perfectly but when I try to set the minutes for recording it crashes! Go back to 8.3?

[Stan]

You could try this Input.py file.

 

Copy it to the receiver to folder /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components, then restart Enigma. After that delete the file.

 

 Input.py   7.07KB   2 downloads

[lucas]

Thanks. I can't try it now because I have a registration in progress. I'll try tomorrow because it needs a reboot. Thanks.

[lucas]

The 'maxValue' argument was introduced in PLi 9. Most likely you have an older Input.py.

In fact it was already there and I renamed the old one restarted and it works. Now I leave the new one and remove the old renamed one?

[Stan]

Delete both old and new Input.py (but not Input.pyc !)

Edited by Stan, 9 December 2024 - 11:31.

[WanWizard]

If you haven't installed anything special, I would stick some local storage into to the box (like a USB stick), and flash the box again, from the menu, with backup.

 

As if this system file was overwritten and/or damages, the question is, what else is?

[lucas]

Delete both old and new Input.py (but not Input.pyc !)

Done ok.

[lucas]

If you haven't installed anything special, I would stick some local storage into to the box (like a USB stick), and flash the box again, from the menu, with backup.
As if this system file was overwritten and/or damages, the question is, what else is?

I upgraded from 8.3 to 9 with the file from your download. I just loaded PLi-AutoBackup and nothing else.

Edited by lucas, 9 December 2024 - 13:53.

[WanWizard]

Not sure what you've done exactly then, if you ended up with old system files. An image flash completely wipes the entire root filesystem, it is like "format C:" on a PC, nothing can be left behind.

 

Did you perhaps alter the files selected for the backup, and by accident selected system files for inclusion, so that they're in your backup?

[lucas]

Not sure what you've done exactly then, if you ended up with old system files. An image flash completely wipes the entire root filesystem, it is like "format C:" on a PC, nothing can be left behind.
Did you perhaps alter the files selected for the backup, and by accident selected system files for inclusion, so that they're in your backup?

I did not modify the backup file that was called in the new installation. The only thing I changed was the skin.xml file that I customized.