Hi.
I want to re use a old notebook x86, and install Libreelec on that machine....
I read some post, and its possible (i think).
But, i have this question
1-its possible use just Wifi??
2-its possible do a NFS-Server?? (or is just a client?). I need the NFS-Server, because i want use this machine like a NAS....
Thats all 
Thanks to all, and sorry for my bad english...
Kodi, the application in LibreELEC, relies heavily on graphics performance. An old GPU without any video hardware acceleration does not help with a good user experience.
It's possible to just use wifi, as long as the wifi module is supported and working properly. But using wifi on a file server is overall a bad idea IMO.
Kodi + LibreELEC is designed as a client application, not as a fullblown server. So there is no NFS server installation addon. Use a standalone box/pc for that. You can run Ubuntu Mate on a Raspberry Pi (with external drives) and use NFS server from there, it will be cheaper on your electric bill as well.
Or install Ubuntu (and NFS) + Kodi on the laptop.
Ok thanks.
I install Libreelec, and yes the wifi is working but... i go sleep, and today keep on this.
So... there's no way to install NFS server?? And Samba server??
Libreelec is based on what distro?? i can install with, apt, pacman... or...? or will be to complex?in the other hand, can install arch server, or ubuntu server, with some xserver??? to run kodi, a mean. You know something about this?? or i need the full desktop?
(againg, sorry for my english).
Thanks.
LibreELEC is a standalone, built from scratch embedded linux distribution. It is not based on any pre-existing distro.
There is a samba server built in.
If you need package management then perhaps LibreELEC isn't for you as it's sole pupose is to run Kodi
You don't even need to install kodi to do what you want. Install ubuntu server or arch.
