EMJB
17-12-16, 12:40
I recently updated to OpenVix 4.2.021from 4.0.003, and while doing the necessary rescanning (manually) of Freeview channels I noticed the following error messages in the log file:
<01-06-27.144> [Skin] processing screen ServiceScan:
<01-06-27.144> [Skin] Skin error in screen 'ServiceScan' widget 'widget': [Skin] {ViX-Night-HD/skin.xml}: [Skin] source 'menu_path_compressed' was not found in screen 'ServiceScan'!. Please contact the skin's author!
<01-06-27.170> [ePNG] couldn't open /usr/share/enigma2/skin_default/servicescan_progress_big.png
<01-06-27.171> [Skin] Error: [Skin] {ViX-Night-HD/skin.xml}: [Skin] pixmap file /usr/share/enigma2/skin_default/servicescan_progress_big.png not found!. Please contact the skin's author!
<01-06-27.172> [GUISkin] warning, skin is missing element Title in <class 'Screens.ServiceScan.ServiceScan'>
<01-06-27.175> [GUISkin] warning, skin is missing element key_green in <class 'Screens.ServiceScan.ServiceScan'>
<01-06-27.175> [GUISkin] warning, skin is missing element key_red in <class 'Screens.ServiceScan.ServiceScan'>They don't seem to be affecting actual operation, but perhaps some useful diagnostic information is being lost.
EMJB
<01-06-27.144> [Skin] processing screen ServiceScan:
<01-06-27.144> [Skin] Skin error in screen 'ServiceScan' widget 'widget': [Skin] {ViX-Night-HD/skin.xml}: [Skin] source 'menu_path_compressed' was not found in screen 'ServiceScan'!. Please contact the skin's author!
<01-06-27.170> [ePNG] couldn't open /usr/share/enigma2/skin_default/servicescan_progress_big.png
<01-06-27.171> [Skin] Error: [Skin] {ViX-Night-HD/skin.xml}: [Skin] pixmap file /usr/share/enigma2/skin_default/servicescan_progress_big.png not found!. Please contact the skin's author!
<01-06-27.172> [GUISkin] warning, skin is missing element Title in <class 'Screens.ServiceScan.ServiceScan'>
<01-06-27.175> [GUISkin] warning, skin is missing element key_green in <class 'Screens.ServiceScan.ServiceScan'>
<01-06-27.175> [GUISkin] warning, skin is missing element key_red in <class 'Screens.ServiceScan.ServiceScan'>They don't seem to be affecting actual operation, but perhaps some useful diagnostic information is being lost.
EMJB