Reboot loop due to adding music video path

    I am currently using LEGeneric.x86_64-9.97.1. This is my 2nd attempt to set it up completely. I've added all my Movies, TV Shows & Music, but whenever I add my Music Videos which reside on a Windows shared drive, on reboot, the system is stuck in a constant loop, until LE brings up the troubleshooting screen. I was just about to give up, but then I decided to delete the file MyVideos119.db, and this allowed me to boot up as usual. The problem with that is it removed all my videos, so I am doing a re-scan. I saved a log-file I managed to grab log-2021-08-15-13.47.07-FAILED from my last installation of LE. I've provided a link to the ZIP file, because there are too many files in there to upload.

    Here is the link to the file: LOG File. Thank you in advance.

    Regards,

    Shedrock

    Technically it is no reboot only kodi is restarted after crash.

    The crash occur while executing a Python addon, unfortunately there is no information which one.

    There are errors logged for script.skin.info.service but this may not be related.

    Quote from mglae

    The crash occur while executing a Python addon, unfortunately there is no information which one.

    So how can I narrow it down? The scraper is set to read only local NFO files for that folder. Should I try adding one artist, or for that matter one music video at a time and see what happens? It has never been an issue with 9.0.2 or 9.2.4 for that matter.

    Regards,

    Shedrock

    Knowing the video and NFO may help to reproduce the crash.

    And/or generate more detailed logs: enable debug logging (use advancedsettings.xml to avoid the debug overlay) and execute once

    Code
    touch /storage/.config/debug.enhanced

    to enable verbose crash logs.

    mglae - Thank you very much for your response, and sorry for the delay in my response. I was just brainstorming the issue yesterday and today. It seems like the NFO files for at least 7 music videos were creating the problem. I had to re-scrape them all with TMM 4.0, which was kind of strange, considering I used TMM 3.5.x to scrape them previously. I couldn't narrow down specifically what exactly caused the problem, but since the re-scrape, all seems to be working as it should.

    Thanks again,

    Shedrock

    Always take the time you need. A detailed response is better tan a fast one.

    If you still have a copy of the crashing NFO file please post both in the kodi forum. Maybe the crash can be fixed.