Next time just don't post images.
Anyway, your keyboard.xml is wrong. Try this.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<keymap>
<global>
<keyboard>
<doublequote>XBMC.RunScript(/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.hyperion/hyperion_switch.py)</doublequote>
</keyboard>
</global>
</keymap>I don't see keyboard.xml file.
Well, I read whole thread again and I don't see what you actually did. Post all extra files, keyboard.xml and everything changed to see what is wrong.
Because action is empty it is obvious nothing is called. For example in my case I get
20:14:52 T:140047189047360 DEBUG: OnKey: ctrl-shift-f4 (0x3f093) pressed, action is XBMC.RunScript(/storage/downloads/bin/store_play_tv_channel.py, store)Enable debug mode in kodi, press a button and post debug log file.
What about standby mode?
First post what you get when run command printenv.
Also post whole output from debug console.
Try LibreELEC-imx6.arm-8.1.2-riotboard.img.gz
If it doesn't boot automatically try loading device tree and kernel from u-boot prompt.
Sure - I wrote that for next user 
Riotboard is not supported. There is no appropriate bootloader nor device tree currently in the image.
Device tree source I see with linux 4.4 so there should be option to get it running. Also mainline u-boot also includes support for it.
If you really, really like to run le on it I can try to make image with it. But no promises it will work.
Iridium: every imx6 device needs it own image.
Link is dead:
{"success":false,"error":404,"message":"Not Found"}
So I need to type "live" at the boot: prompt, yes?
Exactly.
Actually when you boot installer USB stick there are 3 options:
You need to abort automatic booting and typing live or run.
Thank you.
elguavas, just out of my curiosity: when did you buy your cubox-i device?
Well, it is not really solidrun's fault for this situation. imx6 soc just doesn't have everything mainlined regarding graphics because Freescale Semiconductor (now part of NXP) behaves just like other manufacturers and keeps old Linux version stable. Meaning they maintain it's own Linux fork. Actually solidrun did great job with their own fork. But this is 3.14. From what I hear things progress to newer versions.
Some time back I decided to use newer kernel from Xbian project which works well but it has some quirks. It works for most people but for some not. Just like cec thing on Rpi (it works for most users but there are few who are using my builds with little newer libcec library).
Extra problem is that (very, very small) community around imx6 soc newer come together. Or at least I don't see this. Obviously I mean skilled devs. That's why we have different Linux forks with different problems. If all few people would work on one thing the situation would be better (I'm sure in this).
1. How do I compile LE so that it installs an addon? Where do I place the addon? Any other files to modify?
2. How do I preset some files and settings, for eg. I want guisettings.xml to be custom and also lets say I want to set HDMI video output and HDMI audio output and not any other.
3. How do I try and install drivers, lets say for an unsupported wifi chip? And maybe remove for those I do not care about?
Appreciate any help!
1) It is little tricky but not impossible. Addon needs to be build and then copied to image. Also addon manifest must be updated to enable addon by default. Hard to explain to someone who doesn't understand buildsystem.
2) You could put file as projects/Generic/filesystem/usr/share/kodi/config/guisettings.xml (Generic or some other project name).
3) Create new package like others in LibreELEC.tv/packages/linux-drivers at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub. Then put project name in ADDITIONAL_DRIVERS variable in file projects/Generic/options.
Try removing file packages/multimedia/ffmpeg/patches/ffmpeg-99.1001-pfcd_hevc_optimisations.patch. Maybe it is only RPi specific.
Update: Yes, with this change project builds fine.
