Harribo, try writing some linux distro to see if it boots. Maybe it is just BIOS issue.
Posts by vpeter
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what is downloaded is a .gz file which is compressed in a non standard way.
.gz is standard compression format. Obviously you can't write this file directly to usb stick. Instead it must be unpacked first. But this part is doing Creator internally. -
The only known issue with sound is that there are no gui sounds immediately after boot. Still investigating what is the cause.
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I'm trying to investigate why this happen with LibreELEC. My current conclusion is that kodi build with configure works. But build with cmake doesn't and it iis the cause of this issue. But I'm unable to pinpoint where is the difference
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Lirc sources were silently updated with same version number. And now patches are not compatible anymore. Will be fixed.
In the mean time you can change URL in file packages/sysutils/lirc/package.mk to
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Step B is not need to execute - final image will be build at the end.
Step C is not needed - touchscreen addon is available from Libreelec kodi repository.
Some parts in step D) are already enabled.Maybe official image would work just fine with touchcreens and no need to build it manually? Only addon must be installed.
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New forum is on the way which will fix such issues.
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Are you saying you download same sources every day?
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Wait few days and the issue will be fixed.
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One thing should be mentioned that LibreELEC USB-SD Creator should not be running when some other program is using the device. This is because Creator is refreshing devices every few seconds.
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Install java, install JDownloader, add start to autoexec.sh or make systemd script. This addon was already done years back for openelec. What a great times...
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Java on x86 is easy to install: How to make OpenELEC perfect with p2p-stream and XBMCtorrent plus manual java install | raznestvari
But use LibreELEC instead
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Where is the best place to post a little How-To for this type of touchscreen?
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That's good to hear.
I think I need to remember that not all waveshare displays are stupidNow I can go to sleep.
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I think I missed this /dev/input/event2.
In this case don't use ts_env.sh-waveshare but instead ts_env.sh-sample and copy it to ts_env.sh. Inside change line TOUCHSCREEN_NAME which needs to be
As you can see BYZHYYZHY By ZH851 is device name from evtest.Also don't use ts.conf-waveshare file but instead ts.conf-generic and copy it to ts.conf.
Maybe after reboot calibration from kodi will just work. And everything else.
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Sorry but I'm out of ideas. Like I wrote I don't have this two devices and managed to run only with the help of few users.
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Post the same output as in post above (number #144).