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The actual final raspxbmc version of February 2nd 2013 works perfect compared to the previous code drops. I have a Hama MCE remote control and it now works perfectly. Even the mouse pad works fine out of the box. Unfortunately the Context menu doesn't work - at least that's what I thought and read in the net. I spent hours to find a way to get this fixed and finally detected the file /opt/xbmc-bcm/xbmc-bin/share/xbmc/system/keymaps/hama_mce.xml on my pi and detected that contextmenu function is already mapped to a key on my hama MCE. But I didn't expect this key to be the contextmenu key.

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Raspberry PI owners should make sure access to their Pi from the internet is secure. It's possiblet o use ssh tunneling but the most secure and universal method is to use OpenVPN. That way all ports on Pi can be accessed from a remote client via the internet in a secure way. The following article describes how to install and configure OpenVPN on Pi and how to install and configure an OpenVPN client to access your Pi from the internet on a secure way. This configuration uses the simple variant which only allows one client at a time to connect and is suffient in most cases. The client configuration description covers Linux and Windows7.

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Create .xbmc/userdata/keymaps/mouse.xml to hold the following mouse mappings which will switch the mouse buttons:
 
<keymap>   
   <global>
      <mouse>
         <rightclick>leftclick</rightclick>
         <leftclick>rightclick</leftclick>
      </mouse>
   </global>
</keymap>
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Die folgende Datei .xbmc/userdata/keymaps/mouse.xml muss erstellt werden und den folgenden Inhalt bekommen:
 
<keymap>   
   <global>
      <mouse>
         <rightclick>leftclick</rightclick>
         <leftclick>rightclick</leftclick>
      </mouse>
   </global>
</keymap>
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cron usually runs on Linux per default. Unfortunately my script didn't run which I added to the crontab on raspxbmc.  That's because cron is not enabled on raspbxbmc per default. The following link explains in detail how to activate cron on xbmc.  Then everything works like a charme.

 
 

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