Hi All,
I need to edit the Startup.xml file in Kodi. I'm using SSH to use nano to do this but when I try and save the file back
it gives the error, failed to save, its a read only file system.
To be honest I'm finding the whole Kodi, Libreelec experience incredibly frustrating. All I want to do is have the Pi power up
and start playing a video file in a continuous loop!
This is an example of one of the scripts:-
sudo cp ./lcd_35_v/kernel.img /boot/kernel.img
sudo cp ./lcd_35_v/kernel7.img /boot/
sudo cp ./lcd_35_v/*.dtb /boot/
sudo cp ./lcd_35_v/overlays/*.dtb* /boot/overlays/
sudo cp -rf ./lcd_35_v/lib/* /lib/
sudo apt-mark hold raspberrypi-kernel
sudo reboot
it's copying a bunch of .dtb files so not sure what OS they are for.
Firstly I copied the files (drivers and install scripts) to the SD card using a desktop.
I put the SD card back into the Pi and powered it up. I then used SSH to connect to the Pi.
None of the files show up, so my first hurdle is what is the correct way of copying the driver files
to the Pi so that they can be seen using SSH?
2nd hurdle is using SSH how do I then run the install scripts which just look like they copy a bunch of files
around on the Pi?
They are not window exe's, they are the 4 installation scripts that came with the LCD driver
I'm new to this and totally lost!
I have a Raspberry Pi 3 model B with Libreelec and Kodi installed on the SD card. It all boots fine into KODI.
I have a 3.5" touch screen attached to the SPI interface and need to run the executables that came with the driver
to instal the drivers to use the LCD.
I've copied the driver files and exe's to the SD card and put it back in the Pi. but now I need to actually execute the
.exe on the SD card but don't know how.
When I SSH to the Pi, I see a unix like file structure but none of the files I copied to the root of the SD card.
Can someone help this Pi Noob and tell me how the heck to I run code on the Pi, in this Libreelec & koi configuration.
Currently the Pi boots straight into Kodi and I can't seem to find a CLI or terminal on it.
