Posts by robmcc83

Quote from mglae

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Please post the output of paste /dev/fsck.log

Thanks for your help.

Here is the output of that log.

http://ix.io/22px

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Not quite sure what system mode is I'm afraid.

It is a clean install of libreelec 9.1.502.

I use the USB creator tool and just install libreelec onto my internal ssd.

I have not changed any audio settings etc.

Libreelec 9.1.501 give me the first 2 warnings, the same as 9.1.502 does but the sed: write error is a new error that only happens with libreelec 9.1.502, it doesn't happen with 9.1.501.

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Hi,

Thanks for your help.

I have tried with Bluetooth disabled and removing the Bluetooth dongle from the computer. I still get the 2 warnings and then the sed write error afterwards.

Here is the same log but with the bluetooth adapter no longer plugged into the USB port.

http://ix.io/22pj

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I have a logitech Bluetooth dongle plugged into my computer, but I don't have any Bluetooth addon installed.

I use the Bluetooth dongle for ps3 controllers which work just fine without any modifications.

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Here is the link requested

http://ix.io/22on

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I've recorder the errors using my phone then took screen shots.

These are in order of the warnings that pop up.

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It comes up just before the "libreelec (official) 9.1.502" text appears in the top left corner of my screen.

It's only there for a second or 2 so hard to get a picture lol.

The image still works but just want to know if this error is safe to ignore.

I also get 2 other warnings that load before the sed write error, they can not show for a while or they can appear almost every reboot sometimes.

I asked before a while back regarding these 2 warnings but had no response.

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Still looking for a answer on this one guys to try figure out what it is causing the error on boot.

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Quote from Librike

Hello Together,

I got the Wlan stick "TP-Link TL-WN821N WLAN" (Linux compatible) from my friend to test.

I tried it with my personal Raspberry PI 3B+ and the latest Libreelec version.

Results:

PI Wlan: 1.26 Mbits

PI and the TP Link: 5.09 Mbits

PI LAN: 46.61 Mbits

Windows 10 (same room), TP Link: 48.80 Mbits

Galaxy S10 (same room): 47.10 Mbits

Is it possible that the USB ports will throttle the Wlan speed?

For people with only WLAN option maybe it makes more sense to use a different device than the Pi.

Thank you

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Don't think so, I use the exact same tp link WiFi adapter on one of my pi's and I get around 35mbits.

This is also a couple of rooms away from my Internet router.

I also use a pi3 with built in WiFi which is located in the bedroom above the Internet router and that gets around 28mbits.

And that works perfect.

At the other end of the house is our bedroom which struggles with signal, I tried WiFi extenders etc but they was all useless.

I went with homplugs in the end for that room

Download a addon from kodi repo called keymap editor.

This will allow you to map buttons to what ever you like

Hi,

Just put your latest stable build onto my generic pc. The version date is 20190423.

Everything works great except one thing.

When I try to launch a game cube game with emulationstation, it just returns me back to emulationstation game list.

All other systems work it just appears it isn't launching dolphin.

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I can confirm this error has been introduced in version 9.1.502

Ive just downgraded to 9.1.501 and the sed write error has now gone.

Obviously I would like to run the latest version so any info on what this is would be very much appreciated.

Hi all,

Just installed le 9.1.502 generic on my computer.

During boot it pops up with "sed: write error"

Is this a problem or is it safe to ignore.

Im using a amd 2200g with built in vega 8 video, 16gb ddr4 ram and libreelec is installed onto my m2 ssd.

Thanks in advance

Quote from Mario77

Strange..it works for me on rpi2

Did you add the missing libass files at some point?

I have recently fresh installed le 9.1.501 on both my pi 3 and generic pc.

After installing both retroarch and emulationstation from the game starter repo both of them black screen and return to kodi.

This is the case for both pi3 and generic.

Solving retroarch I updated to bite_your_idols latest retroarch beta which worked.

As for emulationstation had to change locale for that to work.

Unfortunately though due to several issues with libreelec and no response on the forum, I've decided to put windows 10 onto the generic pc and install kodi that way and so far haven't seen any problems.

The pi3 I've just decided to downgrade to 9.0.2 le as that gives me no problems with the game starter repo at all.

Retroarch is also not supported on 9.1.501 yet from the repo on any device.

You have the install the latest beta from the game starter thread under the add ons section of this forum.

I had to do this on both generic and pi3 for le 9.1.501

Hope this helps

Hi,

I ran out of time yesterday trying to resolve the issue.

Will try again later today.

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Hi I'm trying to install the locale addon from the libreelec repo but I keep getting installation failed.

I am using le 9.1.501 generic

Any help would be appreciated

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Quote from Mario77

Not sure then sorry...on my rpi it just installed and worked...try to force update Libreelec repo and try again.

Already tried that, it's the first thing I tried.

I'll open new thread, see if anyone responds.

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