Posts by Iridium

I have *something* similar and it is DVB-T only. If your location only has DVB-T2 then you'll need to buy a DVB-T2 tuner.

If you *just* want to transfer files from Win10 to RPi then it would easier to use FTP. Use something like filezilla and choose sftp as the transfer protocol.

Otherwise follow these instructions

It's probably not a major need for LE, so it's unlikely to be implemented, but stranger things have happened.

Have you looked at running a docker container. Like This. It *might* run

Most D-Link should work out of the box, so it might be something else. As it's a small dongle it's range is severely limited. Try moving the RPi closer to the router and see if that helps (Not always possible). Also try another port... anything is possible.

Also provide the URL from:

dmesg | paste

and

lsusb | paste

Unfortunately I doubt it will be resolved as you are running a old version of LE. You *might* be able to pull the virtual.rpi-tools from an LE9 system and see if it works - no promises.

You can use the fanshim addon - Here

If you still need the information about individual CPU percentages then /proc/stat will give you that. It's a bit confusing, and you'll need to adjust the figures to get an overall value. Personally I wouldn't bother as the temperature is more important than CPU load.

Please advise which version of LE you are running and what H/W you are using.

Generally most TP-Link wifi adapters work out of the box.

The docker will consume a bit more CPU. If you're at 95% then you will need to use more hands on direct system monitoring like nmon, htop, mpstat, iostat etc to determine what is using the CPU.

Ok, my mistake - I mistook that the DB, TVH etc. were on the RPi.

You could try mounting the Samba share directly (I've had issues before with the Kodi SMB share) - see here for a How To

Can you also post the URL from dmesg | paste

To get the avg CPU you can use

top -n 1 | grep "%Cpu"

or

mpstat (Available with the LE system-tools addon)

However, they are the AVG. To do what I think you are after, you'll need to check each of the 4 CPU's in order, as 3 CPU's could be low whilst only one was at 100% and causing an issue. This would give an AVG of ~25%

It might NOT be the ideal solution... but you could try.

1) Use UPnP to access your drive.

2) Add a symbolic link from /media/sda1_wd_XYZ to /media/videos (Not too sure if it will work, but worth a try)

3) Label your disk as videos instead of _wd_XYZABCD

After a few days of usage, I can say it works really well. If you change the temp thresholds then it's a good idea to reboot as the settings don't seem to be dynamic.(Probably due to the running daemon)

That will be a skin change and not something LE has any control over. However, I would like that option too as I "normally" want to go directly to my PVR folder.

jane_t

I saw this earlier but didn't know the answer. You obviously solved it yourself. The Fanshim addon is a great bonus for fanshim users and really good as a first attempt. Well done.

I have referenced you in our [How To] Fanshim

You seem to have a lot of "heavy" programs. I have an inkling that it might be a memory issue as the RPi3 only has 1G RAM and no swapfile. Try adding a swapfile Here and see if you still have an issue.

When you say "the 5Ghz wifi is not working" can you see the network SSID but cannot connect or you cannot see the SSID?

I've just tested on a new RPi4 with LE 9.1.501 and it can see my 5Ghz N/W and connect without issue.

I would try a fresh install on a new SD card and see if you still have an issue. If not, then slowly add your addons until you notice a problem.

Alternatively, disable all addons and see if you still have issues.