Posts by Iridium

This works

kodi-send -a "Notification(*** Warning ***,Time to buy a bigger disk)"

I guess resend message every hour.

Also set system disk threshold to 90% all others to 95%

Please create a *new* entry.

Raspberry Pi DS3231 Real Time Clock installation guide.

Many thanks.

I'm not too sure what this has to do with LE,

Maybe you could explain in a bit more detail.

It's a nice idea and certainly would be useful. However, I can see a number of issues. There are plenty of disk warning scripts around like This one. (Will need to be tweaked for busybox) but all use "mail" as a notification platform. As this is not available on LE another method will be needed.

Also will it just monitor the root partition or all attached disks? If all, you would have to set a different threshold value for each disk as a 2GB SD at 90% is different to a 4TB HDD.

A message could be sent to Kodi via json (Works on Ubuntu - not too sure about LE - it uses curl) but not a lot of use if the screen is off.

So unless a sensible method of communicating the disk warning to the user is found, it's not going to be a lot of use,

However, if it's just a single disk and a warning is sent to Kodi then it should be possible.

The internal BT on the RPi is fraught with problems. Most people solve many problems by just buying a good BT USB dongle.

However, you could try an alpha build Here and see if things improve.

Very nice "How To" - confirmed to work on LE9.

If you feel confident, this could be added to our Wiki pages Here

Confirmed: Can you create a "Ticket" Here Tnx

8.2.5 works fine.

Thanks - corrected in initial post.

This might help

Can you explain exactly what you were trying to do? Including screenshots if possible.

Your best bet is to *TRY* all of the images listed under RK3399 Here and see if any work.

RK is still in the alpha stage so not everything may work as anticipated.

If you do get an image to work, please report back so we can update the *known* working models.

As LE is a read only system the supplied install script will not work. However, they have an up to date docker image, so lets just use that.

1) Install docker

KODI: Addons → LibreELEC add-ons → Add-on repository → LinuxServer.io

KODI: Addons → LinuxServer.ios Docker add-on → Services → Docker

reboot

2) ssh into you machine: SSH

3) Get the netdata docker container

## Raspberry Pi3 for other versions see Here

docker pull netdata/netdata:latest-armhf

4) Once that has download, run the container with

docker run -d --name=netdata \
  -p 19999:19999 \
  -v /proc:/storage/proc:ro \
  -v /sys:/storage/sys:ro \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:ro \
  --cap-add SYS_PTRACE \
  --security-opt apparmor=unconfined \
  netdata/netdata:latest-armhf

5) And then view the data via a browser at:

http:/<hostname>:19999

I assume XfinityWiFi uses a web portal. If that is correct, then you could use Web_Viewer (A basic browser) to sign in. Not too sure if it will work but certainly worth a try.

I've changed the title for you to make it more "interesting" for other users.

1) We know it's LE - that's why you're here,

2) Cinergy DVB-S2 Dual Tuner shouldn't be relevant.

However, a good explanation of the issue.

Have you searched for "double key press" ?

I'm not sure about cable but with terrestrial TVH will show signal strength of "unknown" when nothing is being recorded.

If you start to record a program does the status change?

I would "lay" off Generic alpha builds for a while, or stick with 8.90.006. There may be issues with certain GPU's which hopefully will be solved in a final release of LE9.

It is probably worth creating a "Ticket" Here so the problem is logged.

You can have a look at the Audio settings to see if there is a value there, however if your input stream has different values then there is little you can do (Normally due to a bad rip)

The Celeron 3965U is not that old, so I'm surprised you're experiencing issues.

Are you using an external GPU or the internal 610?