I'm not sure what you did but in my zip file there are all files and folders.
But now I saw that if you use package name mpd-manisiutkin then you also need to change few other files to reflect new service name. It would be easier if you change package.mk in mpd folder.
It is fine here on LE 8.90.007, Generic.x86_64.
LibreELEC:~ # exit
Connection to ***** closed.
$ ssh -l root ******
Warning: Permanently added '*****' (ECDSA) to the list of known hosts.
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# LibreELEC #
# https://libreelec.tv #
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LibreELEC (vpeter): 8.90.007 (Generic.x86_64)
LibreELEC-dev:~ #User-friendly:
Not really:
It is with default skin Estuary 
In libupnp package add PKG_CONFIGURE_OPTS_TARGET at the end of the file
PKG_CONFIGURE_OPTS_TARGET="--disable-largefile"Everything above is correct. Is there even enough RAM for this? Try with lower value.
You can try both 
Seems there is no meson build system needed for libmpdclient. I think it would be easier to ditch LE 8 and use LE 9 alpha.
this won't work
I was afraid of that at the time of writing 
Try with libmpdclient-2.14. which is on LE master.
Use /storage/.config/firmware/ path.
package for mpd-manisiutkin:
windows ask me that storage partition needs to be formatted and the only option I get is FAT.
So it is user error after all. What a shock!
Don't format anything from Windows. Just write image to SD card and then eject the SD card. And everything will work so much better
If your storage partition is FAT then you mess something by hand. Did you? Or you wrote image on SD card and boot RPi. And RPi expands storage partition to use all available size on first boot. Only System partition is FAT but Storage is EXT4.
(had to split a word, because it's censored - funny)
Use "bitch cables" then 
VNC install is one from Kodi: Setup VNC server on Kodi using Raspberry Pi3 - MrModder.com
Well, I'm not sure for RPi console. It exists for x86.
You could try installing VNC and see if this service works.
Last option is to run tcpdump on RPi and see if any packets come there. And if ssh server even runs. But I'm not sure if this is possible on RPi locally on TV.
