Posts by olze

Hi, i am running LE nightly on a fresh installed rpi5.

All works like a charm except CEC. I had running an Odroid n2 before with coreelec and all works, so i assume the AV Receiver and the TV are configured properly. When i power off the rpi5 with the menu in LE, the TV powers off too but the AV receiver not. When i power off the TV, neither the rpi5 nor the AV receiver power off.

Whats also a bit confusing: i have 2 CEC configuration entries like i would have 2 CEC Adapters. I configured both of them in the same way and maybe messed up a bit. Can anyone help me a bit here?

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2024-06-07 12:58:14.428 T:1244 info <general>: Register - new cec device registered on cec->/dev/cec0: CEC Adapter (0000:0000)
2024-06-07 12:58:14.429 T:1244 info <general>: Register - new cec device registered on cec->/dev/cec1: CEC Adapter (0000:0000)

Whats working: i can use the remote from the TV to navigate in LE, so CEC in general works.

thanks, that made it

thanks, very useful information.

udevil: denied 90: option 'force' is not an allowed option
i assume i mis-configured it

changed force to "ro" and now it works at least for reading, but would be awesome if read-write would also somehow work but not sure if this is an option or some other special flag that must be passed to mount

awesome, thanks!

edit: somehow its not working, guess i do something wrong. i changed nano /storage/.config/udevil.conf from default_options_ntfs = nosuid, noexec, nodev, noatime, fmask=0133, uid=$UID, gid=$GID to default_options_ntfs = force, nosuid, noexec, nodev, noatime, fmask=0133, uid=$UID, gid=$GID and tried a mount.ntfs /dev/sda1 /media, but i get the same error.

when i mount it manually with force i get: /dev/sda1 on /var/media type ntfs3 (rw,relatime,uid=0,gid=0,force,iocharset=utf8)

thats what i was afraid about

any idea how i can configure libreelec to mount that device in RO or with -o force? i assume thats what coreelec does

Think i encounter the same problem now. The external 4TB SSD works perfectly fine on coreelec, even it reports in dmesg that it is flagged "dirty". I guess thats just what happens when the system goes a lot in standby. For me thats unfortunately a killer. Any solution to that? Any way to "repair" the drive on libreelec? If not, guess i'll go with raspbian and install kodi and see if that works.

edit: googling around a bit, i noticed it seems like that mounting RW is blocked by default when the drive is dirty, but RO always works. Thats ok for me (at least for now). mount /dev/sda1 /media -o ro

Is there any way to tell libreelec to mount this device in RO? Or tell libreelec to use -o force? its a movie ssd, i dont care about broken/loss of data, it just has to work.

i assume wireguard configs are collected by that.

does that also collect the cronjobs i created with crontab -e?

i use my phone (usb tethering) with a raspberry pi 4 running LE 11.95.1. now i'd like to connect with ssh to the pi4 but thats impossible because it does not show the ip. what i see is 192.168.158.2... - thats very idiotic to replace anything here. not sure if this can be fixed in LE or if this is a kodi/upstream problem.

same problem here. not sure how to proceed now. probably using a cable, if wifi is that broken... its useless imo

Hi, i have some cronjobs that run on a libreelec installation (raspberry pi 4) and some more configuration (e.g. wireguard). Now i need to create a second SD with the same config. Is there some way to create a backup including everything (except doing a full dd on the SD)?

i thought to give it a try too, then i noticed that vdpau/vaapi are not enabled by default

can i somehow turn that on when doing make ?

Quote from martyg

Hello,

On my 1st gen Odroid N2, LibreELEC-ARMv8.aarch64-9.80-devel-20200915062529-54b1084-amlg12.img

FDT /dtb/amlogic/meson-g12b-odroid-n2.dtb

Ethernet works, but I get a different (random) MAC assigned on each boot.

(This address should be picked up from the ethernet hardware, and be the same over reboot/powercycle)

I have not seen this issue on any of my other 5.8 based loads (Armbian, Arch)

Grafting my golden dtb from these loads into Libre did not correct the issue.

dmesg enclosed: http://ix.io/2xO5

Thanks for looking. let me know how I can help further

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whats about video decoding? does kodi start?

is there some kind of roadmap/current state/whats working/not working?

Can someone tell me whats the current situation with libreelec on n2? Does everything, except netflix, work?

Using cable fixes the problem but i would really prefer wifi. Maybe its the AV Receiver next to it which somehow disturbs the signal. I have to check that - thought maybe others have this problem too (which would point to the driver)

Hi, i have a RPi3 and libreelec latest running on it (Linux LibreELEC 4.9.29 #1 SMP Thu May 25 02:23:55 BST 2017 armv7l GNU/Linux)

The wifi performance is horrible bad. When i try to copy a movie from my workstation to the USB HDD connected to the RPi3, the beginning of the transfer is pretty fast (5mb/s) and after about 10 seconds it goes down to about 150kb/s

I thought it could be related to the HDD, so i switched it. Same behaviour with another one.

The wifi signal from my lede router: 72.2 Mbit/s, 20MHz, MCS 7, Short GI 1.0 Mbit/s, 20MHz

I tried to set off the power management, no success, same behaviour. Anyone else experiencing this?