1) I'm building this images for some time. And will probably in future.
2) Because there are two different Linux versions used. Some time back decision was to use more modern kernel to allow docker. But obviously this path didn't went well.
1) I'm building this images for some time. And will probably in future.
2) Because there are two different Linux versions used. Some time back decision was to use more modern kernel to allow docker. But obviously this path didn't went well.
vpeter, what's the difference in your build? Guess it's using a different kernel.
Yes, 3.14 instead of 4.4. It helps sometimes with some issues.
You just need to press Enter on Location choice and it will change from Remote Path to Local Path.
One option is to make one new package with a name as your project name (like packages/Generic/package.mk). Then in this package add under PKG_DEPENDS_TARGET your packages you wish to include in image. And then build image with extra parameter OEM
PROJECT=... ARCH=... OEM=yes make image.
Adding addons to image is little trickier because addons needs to be enabled in package.mk after installing.
I think in Kodi should be enabled Debug mode. Then kodi.log will tell more info.
For me IPTV simply client was newer 100% stable. Just like Kodi itself is not. But it doesn't freeze my whole Kodi - it only freezes for some time. But I'm still on Kodi 17.3 ![]()
First try playing a file from a local filesystem to eliminate network.
I didn't see anything special on 8.1.2 from previous versions.
libcec-8adc786 is not compatible with LibreELEC 8.1.2.
libcec-1a8dc6c: LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-8.1.2-libcec-1a8dc6c.img.gz
Did you read release notes on LibreELEC (Krypton) v8.1.2 BETA – LibreELEC
No, I just build this images based on suggestions from others.
dbrosy, then seems you have different issue.
dbrosy, you can try this image 8.1.2 with libcec-3953f8d: Wake from suspend (CEC)
According to your line 3 from kodi log and your attached script it seems you are still using old script without path append.
Seems you are blocking request to status.html which is how connman get's online status. It is designed this way and disabling causes troubles (as you just find out).
Obviously sending requests in a loop is not nice from connman.