Unable to install Libreelec to PC

Hi.

I have installed the latest version of Libreelec to an old PC I have with has an AMD64 bit processor. Wehn the install is finished and I try to reboot, I get a message "Failed to start xorg Server" and then the computer restarts and has the same issue. I did not have this issue on a laptop i installed the same version on. Any ideas?

Quote from DaVu

we need more specs for that old PC. The GPU is most important.

Okay. Here are the specs of the pc: Shuttle Global - SN85G4 V3

Quote from Klojum

That's a computer from 2004, in other words, it's prehistoric in HTPC terms. It basically has none of today's video requirements to run Kodi.

Try a Raspberry Pi 3 as a simple HTPC replacement.

I was able to run Kodi 17 on it, but I had to install Linuxmint first, then install Kodi. It worked, but it was a bit slow. I was hoping to use Libreelec instead as it does not have all the additional bells and whistles that Linuxmint has. I guess I can try another Linux Distro that is lighter than Linuxmint instead. Worse case senario I could probably update the Motherboard to something faster and keep the rest of the computer.

I thought I would post an update on this project. Being thick-headed I decided to try some different Linux Distros and try to get this little computer running Kodi. I tried Lubuntu but I could not get it to install although it would boot off the cd. Next tried Linux Lite which actually installed and worked decently, but KOdi did not like it and I could not get it to work properly. I tried Puppylinux but it was too much a headache trying to get Kodi to install. In the end I back to Linuxmint, but this time I used the Xfce version rather than Cinnamon. Then I found instructions on how to speed up Linuxmint by removing certain features and shutting off functions which run in the background but not essential. I reinstalled Kodi version 17 in Linuxmint and now it runs smoother than my last attempt. I would compare this to about the equivalence of a Fire TV stick. Right now I only have 1GB on memory in this relic, but I was able to open and view various movies and TV shows with little lag. Currently the computer is on wireless, but I am going to connect it directly to Ethernet and see how well it runs. I also ordered some memory to bring this up to 2Gb (the max) which I think will make this run smoother. A fun little project to tinker with!