Posts by vpeter
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Enable kodi debug log and open for example youtube addon from kodi. And post the log.
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Interesting: it is just a issues ticket system.
Anyway, on Generic x86_64 system addon only needs to be rebuild. And then it runs fine.
You are using RPi right? Install this version manually from ZIP (remove old version first): game.libretro.scummvm-2.0.0.4.115-rpi2.arm.zip
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Ah, you mean cheap boxes with new soc! Frankly it is much easier to supporting something which is physically available to devs. Which in case of N2 is true. Even if devices are mostly the same they are different
Decision to support something or not is legit from devs perspective.And yes, they got boxes for free but others did too. And it is nothing wrong with that. If every manufacturer send free devices more be better supported

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Could you tell me how to solve this problem?
Try installing addon named Locale.
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implying that if you don't purchase the Odroid N2 (which they received FREE), they won't support those boxes
Seems you didn't read forum good enough. No one is abandoning those "old" boxes. But from what I read they just works so there is no much development like with N2 which is new device.
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Press Download button?
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Maybe .conf file in folder /storage/.config/pulse-daemon.conf.d ?
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I tried file from your first and works here. Enable kodi debug logging and look inside log for errors.
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Do you have pictures in folder /storage/.kodi/Pictures/ ? I bet no.
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Yes for first part of your question.
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easiest way is to add it to the "oem" package dependencies and then set OEM_SUPPORT=yes in the distributions/LibreELEC/options file.
Or set package under variable ADDITIONAL_PACKAGES in projects/xxxxxxx/options. Then there is no need to set extra parameter when building.
Thanks to Adam to bring this feature in

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As a quick & dirty workaround put this in autostart.sh
and mac will stay always the same (you can use different mac). And you can set static ip address in settings.
Or something like that (probably nicer)
Code
Display Morecat > /storage/.config/system.d/set-mac-address.service <<EOF [Unit] Description=Set MAC address Before=network.target Wants=network.target [Service] Type=oneshot ExecStart=/usr/sbin/ip link set dev eth0 address 00:A2:3F:12:0A:10 RemainAfterExit=yes [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target EOF systemctl enable set-mac-address -
If you set static IP address and save it then it should always be static.
If you get after reboot dynamic again then settings was not saved properly in Kodi? Do you see static IP still set in Libreelec settings after reboot?
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Maybe write in this thread? LibreELEC 9.X / Kodi 18.X for Minix X8,X8H,X8H+
I think you got image there.
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On Windows it intentionally list only removable devices: usb-sd-creator/deviceenumerator_windows.cpp at master · LibreELEC/usb-sd-creator · GitHub
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If you have problem writing image to your USB drive then try to use different program like Rufus. Maybe it will show your fixed device.