[7.0.3.3d] LibreELEC 7.0 for S805

    Quote from hugopet

    Thank you! that is a clue.
    there are a version of Debian Jessie ready for Odroid-C1 . but it hasnt the simplicity of install that LibreELEC has.
    maybe copy and paste both universes.
    So now need another clue in order to make a image of debian to boot in MXQ like LibreELEC.
    Can you guide me to find the right process?
    Thanks again.

    Did you try this one?

    GitHub - tomuta/debian-mini-odroid-c1: Script to build a minimal Debian sd card image.

    I have another problem.
    There is no sound over hdmi, but it seems to come on if i unplug the cord then plug it back in until next time i turn device off then on.

    Any ideas

    UPDATE: Ive also noticed that when the sound is working after i unplug and plug the hdmi cord back in, the picture is darker. When the sound is not working the picture is brighter.

    Edited once, last by AuXBoX (June 16, 2016 at 2:15 PM).

    Hi kszaq,

    I have just updated from 7.0.0.1 to 7.0.1.4. The only problem that I have noticed so far is the return of a problem I had on a previous build. If I use the 'Power off system' option in the power menu, the system hangs and I have to cycle the power to recover. If I use the 'Suspend' option, all is well. Do you think this is a small problem with the build, or could it be something to do with the boot version that is in my MK808B Plus?

    Thanks again for all the hard work.
    [hr]
    Hmm ... maybe it doesn't really hang. However, the power out via the USB port to the wired ethernet adapter that I use is not switched off,and the blue LED on the MK808B Plus doesn't always do what I suppose it should. Sometimes the box can be operating with the blue LED off. So there does seem to be something a bit strange with power-related stuff. Cheers.

    Edited once, last by nigelg (June 16, 2016 at 9:42 PM).

    nigelg Some plugins may prevent a safe shutdown process. As far as I know this is the issue not only with my builds but with Kodi in general. That's why I recommend using 'Suspend'.

    Poida V3_1 boards not waking is an u-boot issue that I wasn't able to work around so far... I have tried many things and nothing worked. There are 2 ways this can be solved: a brilliant new idea for a workaround comes to my mind or I get u-boot source code from manufacturer. I'm wondering which one is more possible...

    I have uploaded my log files for anyone to look at.

    I have booted libreelec started a movie, no sound, then unplugged the hdmi cable and plugged back in and played the movie again, and there is sound.

    LOGFILE

    AuXBoX: This looks like a hardware issue to me. Try: using a different HDMI cable and switching audio output in Kodi - if you had Analog selected switch to S/PDIF and vice versa.

    Quote from kszaq


    AuXBoX: This looks like a hardware issue to me. Try: using a different HDMI cable and switching audio output in Kodi - if you had Analog selected switch to S/PDIF and vice versa.

    I tried 3 different cables, and different audio settings, i tried playing around with the tv settings and no difference.

    Its something to do with cec. Its just wierd how it works perfect after unplugging and replugging the cable back in.

    After reboot the tv picks up the device till it gets to the second mxq loading screen just before libeelec loading screen.

    Edited once, last by AuXBoX (June 17, 2016 at 11:42 AM).

    Hi,
    I ve installed sd version over a
    supercelrron Rom in a 1gb sd but
    sometimes it wont boot but remain blocked
    While booting.

    I cant find a way to install the nand version.
    what do you advice me to try? thanks

    Edited once, last by braguzz (June 17, 2016 at 8:06 PM).

    Quote from AuXBoX


    Nope no audio with cec disabled

    Can you try running this in SSH terminal:

    Code
    echo audio_off > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/config
echo audio_on > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/config


    Don't worry about sh: write error: Bad address that comes out when executing. Does audio turn on after this?

    As far as I remember Superceleron installs TWRP. You should be able to flash *-update.zip in TWRP from NAND release.

    Quote from kszaq

    Can you try running this in SSH terminal:

    Code
    echo audio_off > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/config
echo audio_on > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/config


    Don't worry about sh: write error: Bad address that comes out when executing. Does audio turn on after this?

    As far as I remember Superceleron installs TWRP. You should be able to flash *-update.zip in TWRP from NAND release.

    Sorry how can I access to twrp?