FrameWork v2.0 Final and GB-PVR...

[ghost_zero]

The Recording Service seems to work fine BUT:
GB-PVR itself does not (with v2.0 installed only - so I re-installed v1.1 again to get GB-PVR working again but now with v2.0 released I would say that this should get fixed...), I got that error in the log file:

29.10.2005 19:32:04.966 VERBOSE [1] installDirectory is C:\Programme\GB-PVR\
29.10.2005 19:32:04.966 VERBOSE [1] configurationFile is config.xml
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] getValue() loading new key/value into cache: /settings/DatabaseConnectionString
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] getValue: /settings/DatabaseConnectionString : Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=".\gbpvr.mdb";User Id=admin;Password=
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] databaseConnectionString is Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source="C:\Programme\GB-PVR\\gbpvr.mdb";User Id=admin;Password=
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] getValue() loading new key/value into cache: /settings/DontAntiAlias
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] getValue: /settings/DontAntiAlias : false
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] getValue() loading new key/value into cache: /settings/LoggingLevel
29.10.2005 19:32:04.986 VERBOSE [1] getValue: /settings/LoggingLevel : Info
29.10.2005 19:32:05.076 INFO [1] Starting
29.10.2005 19:32:05.317 ERROR [1] The signature is incorrect.
29.10.2005 19:32:05.327 ERROR [1] at System.ModuleHandle.ResolveMethod(Int32 methodToken, RuntimeTypeHandle* typeInstArgs, Int32 typeInstCount, RuntimeTypeHandle* methodInstArgs, Int32 methodInstCount)
at System.ModuleHandle.ResolveMethodHandle(Int32 methodToken, RuntimeTypeHandle[] typeInstantiationContext, RuntimeTypeHandle[] methodInstantiationContext)
at System.ModuleHandle.ResolveMethodHandle(Int32 methodToken)
at System.RuntimeType.GetMethodBase(ModuleHandle scope, Int32 typeMetadataToken)
at System.RuntimeType.GetMethodBase(Module scope, Int32 typeMetadataToken)
at System.Reflection.CustomAttributeData..ctor(Module scope, CustomAttributeRecord caRecord)
at System.Reflection.CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(Module module, Int32 tkTarget)
at System.Reflection.CustomAttributeData.GetCustomAttributes(Assembly target)
at System.Resources.ResourceManager.GetNeutralResourcesLanguage(Assembly a, UltimateResourceFallbackLocation& fallbackLocation)
at System.Resources.ResourceManager.InternalGetResourceSet(CultureInfo culture, Boolean createIfNotExists, Boolean tryParents)
at System.Resources.ResourceManager.GetObject(String name, CultureInfo culture, Boolean wrapUnmanagedMemStream)
at System.Resources.ResourceManager.GetObject(String name)
at xae10db17d26ba033.xbb1566157f5f8b1f.xba6706297944b6d3()
at xae10db17d26ba033.xbb1566157f5f8b1f..ctor(String x2b67e84843b345a4, Boolean x16a8bfd49ea44853)
at xae10db17d26ba033.xbb1566157f5f8b1f.xfb409e85bd292293(String[] xf18a926310372520)

[sub]

I wont be immediately jumping to the 2.0 framework. For now people will continue to need the .net 1.1 framework runtime.

I will be starting to plan for support the 2.0 framework some time in the near future, but as much as I'd like to move to it now, I need to carefully consider what this will mean for the large number of people already using GB-PVR.

[ghost_zero]

Of course, but I meant for example you could overwork the v1.1 code so that compiled .exe runs on v2.0 (as the GBPVR-RecordingService does - at least seems to do - too (although this won't be as good as compiling it for v2.0), that is possible...

[haripj]

I wont be immediately jumping to the 2.0 framework. For now people will continue to need the .net 1.1 framework runtime.

I will be starting to plan for support the 2.0 framework some time in the near future, but as much as I'd like to move to it now, I need to carefully consider what this will mean for the large number of people already using GB-PVR.

Does this mean that I should not install the .Net 2.0 framework? I did that this morning, and so far everything seems to be working fine - on my PC, and on my TV through the Media MVP.

[sub]

You can install the .Net 2.0 framework, but you'll also need to have the .Net 1.1 framework installed.