Quote from Da Flex

Due to the KVM issue, I suggest to try Generic-legacy.

Quote from smp

Asus s1-at5nm10e has nvidia ion 2 GPU. Generic-legacy should work.

But the Generic should be working in normal case?!

I did not notice when doing the update from within libreelec if it was generic or generic-legacy.

Will try the legacy version and come back with the result.

So i've tried this now but:

The legacy is working but gives the same error message at start but continues to boot.

When i tried to install the v10 non legacy it said it was not possible so i'm kinda stuck in the legacy now.

How can i go back to the v10 non legacy version and keep all my settings?

Quote from Da Flex

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RE: 1.333097 fail to initialize ptp_kvm?

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Try LE 12 nightly: Click!

Put a nightly image into the .update folder, and reboot. So you'll keep the settings.

Da Flex

May 7, 2023 at 3:51 PM

Nope it didn't see photo:

Quote from Da Flex

You have to upgrade to Generic 11 first. Then update to Generic-legacy 11.

It's working even tough i get the

fail to initialize ptp_kvm

What does it mean anyway? What can't he do?

I've tried now and the only working version without the error message is 10.01.

Quote from Da Flex

Nice! So stay with Generic-legacy 11, and one of the next official updates will fix your error message. Problem solved.

No i'm back on v10.01 now that is not showing this error message at start.

Thanks everyone for the help!

Hi

Me again, tried to update to 11.03 just now but got the same error. Is it time to buy another newer pc to install libreElec on or what is wrong? What does fail to initialize ptp_kvm mean? What is wrong? Someone? Shall i ask in Kodi forum instead?

Quote from adam.h.

Nothing, it just means that this kernel version is missing that patch, feel free to ignore as recommended here. The ptp_kvm features are used for VM time sync, definitely not your concern here .

Thank you but this way past my capasity of computing. Will this "problem" be fixed by libreElec or Kodi you think?

Quote from chewitt

That patch is included in the newer kernels used in LE12 nightlies, so updating will make the harmless but user confusing message go away..

Great to hear, i will be waiting for the 12 to be released then. Thanks!

Quote from mglae

The patch does only work for ARM devices. On X86_64 -ENODEV is returned instead of -EOPNOTSUPP when no HW is found.

And in english that means? Do i have an ARM device?

Quote from Da Flex

It means the patch doesn't work for you, and you have to wait longer for an implementation.

Thanks