is corrupt and MediaPortal cannot write to it to save your configuration settings.
Unable to open Gentle.config Root element is missing
The corrupt file also causes a problem in
MediaPortal itself, where MediaPortal cannot connect to the TV Server
even though the TV Server name is correct. This will prevent access to
the EPG and your recordings, even though the TV Server is running
normally and capable of making recordings.
However, testing that same connection in MediaPortal Configuration will report success.
MediaPortal Configuration | Test TV Server Connection
MediaPortal error logs will also report:
Gentle.config could not load because no XML root node was found
The solution is to replace the
Gentle.config file with a working one from another MediaPortal
installation you may have in your home. If you don’t have one, download the Gentle.config file from here. Right click the link and select Save Link As…Gentle.config
The file is approximately 6Kb in size, so will download quickly. Overwrite the corrupt file by copying the new file to:
Launch the MediaPortal Configuration
program to adjust your settings and then close it. The error will no
longer appear and your settings will have been saved. The MediaPortal to
TV Server connection problem will have been resolved too.
File corruption can be caused by a number
of circumstances, normally associated with system crashes, hibernation
failures and the Blue Screen of Death.
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