So, your help to us in fixing this, consists of:
- AMD A6
- Booting loop
- Fix, 'very fast'
Yep, that's very helpful.
you have to fix it please... very fast.
That is just not true. What makes you think that you can demand that?
i go back to OE for a while
Who cares?
Do you want your money back? Oh wait you didn't pay for anything.
Gerald
i write this for people who search for an solution or fix... like me before.. its the only way today.
but some bad ass m. f. like you needs to comment this...get yourself an employmenti would never say anything bad against the developer of libreelec
You know the poeple above ARE the libreelec developers right? And that the developers of LibreELEC are all volunteers?
You knew that right? 
Calm down 
i write this for people who search for an solution or fix... like me before.. its the only way today.
but some bad ass m. f. like you needs to comment this...get yourself an employmenti would never say anything bad against the developer of libreelec
what everyone wants to say is, that you have to give more informations (which add-ons are installed, which skin is in use...etc...). Probably a logfile from a runing OE might help.
IIRC sometimes a boot loop might be caused if a different skin then the default one is used. So please confirm you have confluence as your standard skin while doing the update. As the update from OE to LE works for a lot of people it's not a general issue. It might depend on a setting or maybe on an add-on. You could (for a test) rename your .kodi folder to something else ('kodi-backup' for example) while you are at OE and then try the update to LE. If that works, it "might" depend on an add-on you have installed. After you confirmed it works, just switch back to OE, rename your "kodi-backup' to '.kodi' again and probably remove some of your add-ons. I would start with the skin, if it's not the default one.
That would help a lot.
