LibreELEC 9.2.2 (Leia) is a Hotfix release just for the x86_64 Generic (PC, AMD, Intel, NVIDIA …) image.
It includes a fix for the missing sound at Intel based systems (mainly NUC) due an Linux Kernel bug.
This is just for the Generic image as the fix only targeting this platform.Upgrading
On first boot the Kodi media database will be upgraded. Depending on your hardware and media collection size this could take several minutes. Please be patient.
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I have an older Intel NUC that wasn't affected by the "no sound" problem when upgrading to 9.2.1
Should I skip the 9.2.2 update ?
Will it automatically update even if I don't want it ?
No harm in skipping if you didn't need the update, but if auto-update is enabled on your end it will eventually auto-update; we didn't enable it for 9.2.1 as we didn't want to force a potentially non-working update on people. Now 9.2.2 is available to fix that we'll turn it on.
If auto update is enabled it will downgrade to 9.2.0. I'm on 9.2.1, and this was downloaded after enabling auto-update:
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The release manager fat-thumbed the filename that's served and it became 9.2.0 .. this has been corrected.
Would it be possible to get a link to a thread or some info about the audio problem?
I've been getting complaints that my Asrock-J3455 based htpc seems to be playing videos with some of the 5.1 channels missing until it gets a restart (of course it never happens when I'm there to check it out 
) I'm wondering if this bug might be behind it.
Hi all...
Does this version comes with the device tree on, or i have to add after i create the microsd??
Thks
Does this version comes with the device tree on
The Generic build for Intel-based hardware does not do device trees.
Simply install it and boot it.
Does this version includes the patches for the new SSM multicast addresses (german Telekom Magenta-TV streams)? I mean the patches mentioned at #14.
