Posts by vpeter

Quote from Klojum

If you were to re-update your add-on from the Kodi packages cache, wouldn't the same thing happen: passwords being overwritten?

Yes. I saved one file for compare in addon folder which is removed and recreated on addon update or reinstall.

Yes, passwords are reset on addon update. Didn't noticed that before. Will fixed asap.

But random change of the password should not happen. Only if you deleted addon's home folder with settings.xml then password is regenerated. Can you explain if you do anything with addon settings so I can reproduce?

This is just a warning. From what I see it comes because rtp module is loaded. You can see this by

LibreELEC:~ # pactl list short modules |grep rtp
18      module-rtp-send source=librespot_sink.monitor destination_ip=127.0.0.1 port=6666 source_ip=127.0.0.1

And seems it is used/loaded by librespot: LibreELEC.tv/librespot-03_pulseaudio_sink.patch at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

You can unload it by

pactl unload-module module-rtp-send

but maybe functionality will stop working.

I think you should play several movies and THEN send logs

Docker should be put into the same context as Entware. So there should not be any extra support.

And both are for guys who know what they are doing and where to find a solution.

It's the same as with any Kodi addon. Usually in the case of bigger problems users are pointed to addon's maintainer.

chewitt: This happens after some time. After boot he can log in. So it should not be client issue.

hagaygo: You could restart SSH server daily if this would help.

It's not about saving megabytes. Install script is very short. And it is not even required to exist in image itself because it can be downloaded when needed.

But there must exists /opt folder. And this one is the hardest issue! It is impossible to get it in LibreELEC

Quote from bubblegum57

Create the usb installer, boot from it, then choose, either another usb, or internal drive. to install too

Didn't you read what I wrote? There is no need to install from one usb to another.

No idea for YUMI (newer used it). Maybe it could work but because of 2 partitions requirements for LE it would mean some manual work to get it running.

Create USB stick, open syslinux.cfg on it and change DEFAULT installer to DEFAULT run. If you are booting with grub change grub.cfg.

This will run everything from stick without installing.

Quote from mywatch

But I want to use LibreELEC, not CoreELEC

Then suffer with this

Or at least use patch from them: CoreELEC/kodi-ce-113-remove-egl-debug.patch at master · CoreELEC/CoreELEC · GitHub

Isn't this error related to old 3.14 kernel? In this case try with CoreELEC which is more supported?

Maybe it comes from one of installed addons? Because this orange button look very different.

Quote from Iridium

From experience, the Flirc is the simplest solutions - and from other comments, the one to choose. However, for me, it didn't suit my requirements. So I tried a Harmony (Mine was a "One")

This doesn't make any sense: Flirc is a receiver and Harmony is remote control and they work in pair.

So according to you all Android TV sucks

Different people has different needs. Not all are limited like you

Quote from ozkaradag

If you don't have the ELEC System but it will only be Android, no one will take it, especially if it is AndroidTV, nobody will take it.

Do you really think that all such devices runs any ELEC system? There are lot of users who are using Android on it. Why? Because there are apps for different TV providers which are not possible to watch by ELEC

Try something like include addon inside image

GitHub - vpeter4/LibreELEC.tv at lamp-addon

But because there are package duplicates you need to rename original ones and rebuild. This could be improved but currently I don't care.

Do you really think I will study what to do with that? No way!