Posts by qwasy

2Lame2bTrue not sure, how much testing you did, but I did a bit^^

I'm using an Odroid c2 now, which uses the same CPU as LePotato. I'm using an Arduino nano.

At first, I used the Arduino code from hyperion wiki itself, but somehow it didn't work well.

Now I'm using: GitHub - dmadison/Adalight-FastLED: Adalight with FastLED support

and it's perfect

I only changed the Gpio Pins, and the amount and type of LEDs, and thats it.

It cointains the "Magic Word" thing as well, but it's working, so I'm not complaining.

Maybe, you need to switch from Libreelec to Coreelec, because one of the Coreelec developers made a few changes to Hyperion, so it works better with the AML CPU.

Normaly, you can just send the light data to the arduino, and it will set the leds accordingly.
[DIY] Amblight project/guide - Hyperion - WS2801/ WS2812B / APA102 | Hyperion - Forum there's a tutorial on how to use an arduino. It's just flashing the code from step 4 ( with own settings for the number of leds, and the type of LEDs, in this case the WS2801) and /dev/ttyACM0 in the hyperion.config as output should be enough to make it happen, I guess^^

You're welcome^^

I'm interessted in the result as well, since I'm planning to upgrade from a RPI3, but at the moment all the AML Boxes suffer some slowdowns, which are annoying

2Lame2bTrue you could try to use an Arduino instead of the SPI.

Something like this: Ambilight on the ODROID-C2 Using LibreElec: Adapting the Ambilight for the ODROID-C2 | ODROID Magazine

So, only upload the firmware to the Arduino, connect it with USB to the LePotato and change the Hyperion config output to "/dev/ttyUSB0". And then it should work.

The Odroid C2 needs an Arduino as well, and the LEDs are changing correctly. Unfortunatly it suffers some Softwarebugs... Maybe the S905x chip works better.

Ahhhh, thank you^^
It's working now^^

Oh, yeah, sorry I forgot^^'
and I'm using 7.0.1 if that's needed^^

if /usr/bin/systemctl list-jobs | /bin/egrep -q 'reboot.target.*start' > /dev/null; then
  # reboot
 #  wget -q 'http://192.168.1.203/MainZone/index.put.asp?cmd0=PutZone_OnOff%2FOFF';
else
  # shutdown
wget -q 'http://192.168.1.42/cgi-bin/system_mgr.cgi?cmd=cgi_shutdown' ;
wget -q 'http://192.168.1.203/MainZone/index.put.asp?cmd0=PutZone_OnOff%2FOFF';
fi

Quote from vpeter

To run different things on reboot and shutdown this few lines can help:

Code

if /usr/bin/systemctl list-jobs | /bin/egrep -q 'reboot.target.*start' > /dev/null; then
  # reboot
else
  # shutdown
fi

I tried this, and somehow it is not working.-.
The shutdown_with_net.sh is running, but if I try to put my command in the shutdown else branch it's not working..
You got an Idea, that I should try?
And thanks for that workaround^^