I have 2 Raspberry Pi setup
1. RPi4, on LE 10 Beta 4, with Netflix addon version 1.15.1
2. RPi3B+, on LE 9.2.7, with Netflix addon version 1.12.4
On RPi3B+, login with Email/Password method is working fine
However, I can never get this method to work on RPi4. I have to use the Authentication Key method instead
Would prefer the Email/Password method
Am I missing some installation steps on LE10?
Hi Hias,
Sorry for the unusual request, and thank you for your time and help.
Good to know that this feature will be supported in LE10 for RPi2 to 4.
Nothing unusual in the logs, no idea what's going wrong.
The script worked fine when I tested it on my LE 9.2.6 RPi4.
I'd suggest testing with a direct echo to the console with kodi stopped. eg "echo hello > /dev/console"
so long,
Hias
Tried that on RPi3. Does not work either.
Have fresh installed LE 9.2.6 on RPi3 and RPi4. Configured the same "for loop" script in autostart.sh on both setups.
Oddly, it only worked on RPi4.
Or output to a file instead of console for testing script..
Hahahaha.. This might sound silly...
I am running LibreELEC and RetroPie on a single SD card with a customised PINN setup.
It is configured to run LibreELEC by default, where I can toggle to RetroPie upon reboot.
At initial boot, a script will resize RetroPie partition to the maximum available space.
It would take about 30 seconds to complete, depending on the card.
Thought it would be cool to display the progress, than to see a "frozen" screen. 
Check the journal or stop kodi ("systemctl stop kodi"), run the script manually and watch out for errors.
so long,
Hias
Hi Hias,
Appreciate if you could take a look at the journal attached above.
Thank you.
Have tried running the script manually, but did not observe any output or error.
The script took about 10 sec to run, due to the "for" loop.
Also checked the journal and paste it in the link below. Can't seem to identify the error either.
You can simply write to /dev/console. eg try this as autostart.sh:
Code( echo -n "waiting" for i in `seq 1 10` ; do echo -n "." sleep 1 done echo "done" ) > /dev/consoleso long,
Hias
Hi Hias, I did a fresh installation of LE 9.2.6 for my other RPi 3B+ setup.
Applied the above same script, as what I have tested previously for RPi 4.
Oddly, it is not showing on the LibreELEC boot screen.
Is there something I have missed?
You can simply write to /dev/console. eg try this as autostart.sh:
Code( echo -n "waiting" for i in `seq 1 10` ; do echo -n "." sleep 1 done echo "done" ) > /dev/consoleso long,
Hias
Hi Hias,
Sorry to trouble you again.
I have tried the above script on another setup with RPi3B+ running LE 9.2.6, but it is not working.
Is there something which I need to do or enable first?
Hi Hias,
Thank you for the solution. It is working great.
Hi chewitt,
Thank you for the tip. Shall read up on systemd.
I am running LibreELEC 9.95.2 on RPi4.
Have setup autostart.sh to load some scripts upon boot.
It would take about 30 to 45 seconds to complete.
Thought it might be good to display the status on TV.
Wondering if it is possible to output text on LibreELEC boot screen.
That explains. Thank you, Hias. 
Is it specifically required for RPi4? Because I did not encounter this issue with RPi3.
Fresh installed LibreELEC (official) 9.95.2 on RPi 4B.
Connected to LG TV (model: LG 47LM6690) HDMI port 1 via RPi4 HDMI 0.
The TV will display correctly if the TV is powered on first before switching on RPi4.
Oddly, if the RPi4 is switched on first followed by the TV, there will be no display on the screen
Have extracted log files, as attached below
1) TV Display OK - TV is powered on first, followed by RPi4
2) TV Display NOT OK - RPi4 is powered on first, followed by TV
Separately, I have a RPi3B+ running LibreELEC 9.2.6, is working fine with the same TV and HDMI cable.
Thank you in advance for the help or advice on this matter.
SETUP
LibreELEC Version: 9.0.0 (from LibreELEC USB-SD Creator) - Fresh installation
System: Raspberry Pi 3b+
Power Supply: 5v 3A
Connection: LAN to WiFi router, no USB devices
ISSUE
Tried to install YouTube video addon from Kodi Add-on repository.
An error message is displayed "Could not connect to repository"
LOG FILE
What I have tried so far
- Updated WiFi router firmware
- Restarted Modem and router
- Same issue with Raspberry Pi 2, on USB WiFi dongle
- Used different SD cards
- No issue on LibreELEC 8.2.5 (fresh installation too)
Not sure if this is a known bug. Did a search in the forum, and found nothing is mentioned.
Appreciate if any help or advice to overcome this issue.
Thank you.
Nice. MyGica T230 works fine out of the box with actual kernel and drivers?
Yup. Running great out of the box on LibreELEC 7.0.2
But of course you are still required to setup the channels in TvHeadend.
I am using GENIATECH MyGica USB TV Stick T230 DVB-T2 tuner on RPi2 and RPi3.
Running TvHeadend.
Receiving HD channels on DVB-T2 frequencies.
Got it from Aliexpress at USD 22.50, including shipping to Singapore.
@ Grruhn,
Thank you for the detailed write-up.
Followed the steps, with a bit of tweaking, managed to setup for eGalax touchscreen successfully!! =)
vpeter,
Thank you. Have been following your guide since OpenElec..
DaVu,
It occured again while I was using YouTube video add-on.
Appreciate if you could take a look at the log file.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8BlRM-6ZGVbbDBFaTFvek1oR2c&usp=sharing
It happened while I was using Exodus, Phoenix and DramaGo.
It appeared randomly and it didn't occur when I tried to log the system 
