[OE to LE migration] is there an arch-independent patch?

DeathVomit · November 19, 2016 at 4:11 PM

Hi, folks. I've got this crappy device Xtreamer Wonder, based on "Amlogic S812-H".

Now, the question is - can I migrate to LibreELEC without actually building dedicated version of this firmware from source?

Like, installing some kind of "delta", arch independent patch, to convert existing installation of OpenELEC into LibreELEC.

Is it possible?

P.S. - Xtreamer Wonder - Specs

**chewitt** · November 19, 2016 at 4:37 PM Official Post

Not possible (without an immense amount of pre-testing) and there are no official images for S812 devices. You might find something suitable in the Amlogic community section of the forum though. If it's a crappy device, it might be time to swap it out for something better.

DeathVomit · November 19, 2016 at 6:09 PM

Quote from chewitt

Not possible (without an immense amount of pre-testing) and there are no official images for S812 devices. You might find something suitable in the Amlogic community section of the forum though. If it's a crappy device, it might be time to swap it out for something better.

Totally agree, mate. This device has been giving me hard time ever since I've got it.

I know it's an off-top, but can you please suggest me some other device, which has a great LibreELEC support, and built-in WiFi antenna (for network sharing purposes) ?

**gdachs** · November 19, 2016 at 8:46 PM

Wetek Hub

Gerald

neil053 · November 19, 2016 at 11:40 PM

I use wetek play with no problems at all.

DeathVomit · November 20, 2016 at 1:01 PM

Quote from neil053

I use wetek play with no problems at all.

With LibreELEC on top?

"Wetek Play" has more power, compared to "Hub", right?

**chewitt** · November 20, 2016 at 2:47 PM Official Post

Hub has the newer S905-H chipset which is considerably better than the older MX chip in the WeTek Play v1. WeTek Play v2 uses exactly the same S905-H chip as the Hub but has more RAM and a Tuner card.

If you want something rock solid with LE the Raspberry Pi v3 is probably the best supported and most stable device, but it sadly doesn't have 4k/HEVC capabilities.

DeathVomit · November 20, 2016 at 3:19 PM

Quote from chewitt

Hub has the newer S905-H chipset which is considerably better than the older MX chip in the WeTek Play v1. WeTek Play v2 uses exactly the same S905-H chip as the Hub but has more RAM and a Tuner card.

If you want something rock solid with LE the Raspberry Pi v3 is probably the best supported and most stable device, but it sadly doesn't have 4k/HEVC capabilities.

Does ODROID-C2 look like a nice competitor versus both, Play 2 and Pi 3, or is it just me ? :s

**chewitt** · November 20, 2016 at 3:34 PM Official Post

Once you add a case, wireless, bluetooth, cables, PSU, and a decent USB tuner, etc. the price difference between C2 and WP2 won't be so large. If you like the DIY approach you'll favour the HK product. If you like everything shrinkwrapped the WeTek box will look good. They're different devices created to suit different consumer tastes.

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DeathVomit · November 20, 2016 at 3:41 PM

Thank you all, friends!

This little off-top helped me a lot