Posts by MechWarriorZero
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Use Raspberry Pi OS, not Raspbian. Installation should be easy: HOW-TO: Install Kodi on Raspberry Pi
its the same thing
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No, but you can autostart Kodi on it.
I tried that and it didn't work
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That's the correct default content. You have to add parameters that way: Click!
Here is a syntax description: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/fb/modedb.html
As you can see, cmdline.txt has a totally different syntax, compared to config.txt.
I give up, it did not work, I've tried everything you said and nothing works
That's the correct default content. You have to add parameters that way: Click!
Here is a syntax description: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/fb/modedb.html
As you can see, cmdline.txt has a totally different syntax, compared to config.txt.
is there a way to run LibreELEC within Raspbain OS
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HDMI options go to cmdline.txt. Other options go to config.txt.
but the file has this in it boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
but the file has this in it boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
nothing is working
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It has no effect at config.txt. You have to append the resolution to the above line by using a specific syntax (search please).
Eventually you also have to remove the other options starting with hdmi_ from config.txt, and append them to the above line. I'm not familiar with the syntax of cmdline.txt.
I still don't get it or understand
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I'm using LE 10.0.3, and I have /flash/cmdline.txt at the right spot. Do you really use LE? Not sure whether it works at your spot.
Use the search function from LE's main page to find the syntax. The needed resolution is described at LCD35-show:
Codehdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=1 hdmi_mode=87I allready added that to the config.txt, the cmdline.txt has this boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
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You can also view the overlays folder from SSH under /flash/overlays, but it's read-only at first.
Read here, how to make the /flash folder writable: Click!
Copy the file tft35a-overlay.dtb to /LIBREELEC/overlays/tft35a.dtbo:
cd /flash/overlays
wget https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show/raw/master/usr/tft35a-overlay.dtb
mv tft35a-overlay.dtb tft35a.dtbo
After that you have to add some lines to /flash/config.txt:
hdmi_force_hotplug=1 dtparam=i2c_arm=on dtparam=spi=on enable_uart=1 dtoverlay=tft35a:rotate=90 hdmi_cvt 480 320 60 6 0 0 0 hdmi_drive=2 Eventually you also have to change the resolution at /flash/cmdline.txt.
Reboot, and see what happens.I dont see /flash/cmdline.txt I do see it in the root, it has boot=UUID=1510-0002 disk=UUID=1d2456fd-f3e0-4c17-b0ad-8bc237d5b0cf quiet
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When you read your microSD on a PC, have a look at the /LIBREELEC/overlays folder. It contains all supported touch screen drivers as .dtbo files. If your 7 inch works with one of those, you're lucky.
is it possible to add the tft35a.dtbo in the overlays folder
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It's possible to copy the GitHub folder to LE. However, the problem is the install script LCD35-show at the end of the card.
That script refers to the driver tft35a.dtbo, which is not available on LE.
there's got to be a way to make it work, or I'll just get a different touch screen that doesn't use the GPIO, I found a 7" touchscreen that uses the display connector on the pi
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here is the card, can't install the driver since LibreELEC don't support git
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have anyone found a solution
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OK, then I keep this thread, and delete the posts in the other thread. We don't want double-posts.
So you said you want to use this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/155244952918
yes it came with a card on how to install the drivers but its for Raspbian OS, LCD-show but I want to use LibreELEC with the touchscreen
yes it came with a card on how to install the drivers but its for Raspbian OS, LCD-show but I want to use LibreELEC with the touchscreen
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I cant get my touch screen 3.5" to work on libreelec for pi 3b+
and every time I post this it keeps getting removed, please don't remove it
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You can share other files via SMB, but I have a feeling you won't like that.
how do you do SMB?
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You can share other files via SMB, but I have a feeling you won't like that.
I'm trying to turn the pi zero w into a mobile hotspot media server
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I take it you mean that you've enabled UPnP sharing? That will only apply to videos/music that are scraped into the Kodi Libraries.
Multimedia files located elsewhere will not be shared.
how do I set it to share files else where?
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I set my Raspberry Pi Zero W to be a DNLA WiFi Server but connecting a USB flash to it and use VLC but it shows the USB flash to be empty and there's video files in it
