To upgrade with 12.2 version, i need to upgrade my video card. I install a nvidia GeForce GT1030. Power on without problem but resume from suspend fails with message : no video signal.
[x86-64] Nvidia Suspend Problem
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edrobal -
September 16, 2026 at 10:12 AM -
Thread is Resolved
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Test an LE13 image. You will need to cross-grade to Generic as Generic Legacy no longer exists. Clone your Kodi folder before to give a downgrade route. Any addons that depend on OpenGL should be removed first; leave settings and reinstall OpenGLES versions afterwards. There’s no guarantee this improves anything but LE12.2 is no longer being developed so best to test v.next.
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Test an LE13 image. You will need to cross-grade to Generic as Generic Legacy no longer exists. Clone your Kodi folder before to give a downgrade route. Any addons that depend on OpenGL should be removed first; leave settings and reinstall OpenGLES versions afterwards. There’s no guarantee this improves anything but LE12.2 is no longer being developed so best to test v.next.
Found a best solution. I downgrade to 12.0. Older is better.
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I gave support advice. You chose to ignore it. Your problem is not our problem.
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The Nvidia driver on LibreElec doesn't support suspend. Whose problem is this?
It's yours. We don't have any problems, because we don't get payed for support.
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If the driver doesn't support suspend then it's nVidia's problem because it's their driver, all we did is package their driver into our distro image.
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I got it. Since you don't have any competition, we have to shut our mouths. I do.
No. The idea of this forum is: Users help users. Sometimes devs fix bugs, but you should ask friendly.
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I got it. Since you don't have any competition, we have to shut our mouths. I do
There are 20+ major distros that have a Kodi package. You are not forced to use LE; whatever works for you work for us.
I did ask you to test the current LE13 image, but you refused. Triage 101: first eliminate all the bugs and issues fixed since the release the user is running by testing the current development release. Nobody has been developing the LE12.2 codebase for 18-months beyond bumping add-ons so even if a problem was identified it will never be fixed in that release.
And nobody told you to shut your mouth, but we are all volunteers working in our often-limited free time. If you can't be arsed to help us with basic testing and information, we can't be arsed either.
