Posts by filkint

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Quote from robvh

If you have an ssh connection, use ir-keytable -t then point your remote and click. The scan codes should get printed if the remote is recognized.

Look in /usr/lib/udev/rc_keymaps for a toml file with matching name, or grep one of the scan codes and look for matching files.

Put matching filename into /storage/.config/rc_maps.cfg like so

echo "* * x96max.toml" >/storage/.config/rc_maps.cfg

Read more about remotes and keymaps in Infra-Red Remotes - LibreELEC.wiki

Is there an x96max.toml file in /usr/lib/udev/rc_keymaps, or does it need to be created?

Взаимодействие с другими людьми

Quote from chewitt

MT7601U looks supported: LibreELEC.tv/linux.aarch64.conf at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

I am happy about it, I will try, thank you!

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Quote from chewitt

There is no list - we've always refused to create one on the principle it will be immediately out of date and it's yet another thing we'll have to (and forget to) maintain over time. Anything that has driver support in the upstream Linux kernel is or can be supported today, and anything that needs "out of tree" vendor drivers will be politely refused. LE has some vendor drivers only for a subset of Realtek devices that shipped as official WiFi cards for older Pi boards (as they didn't have on-board WiFi at the time). Over time the percentage of these boards in active use is declining (and RPi0/1 are no longer supported) and at some point we will switch from wpa_supplicant to IWD which will drive a large nail in the coffin of those drivers.

Is there support for MT7601U ?

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Quote from jernej

Not sure if you read first post in this topic in details:

we don't want to maintain a ton of out of tree wifi drivers. As I said - you can make your own build with wifi, but driver won't be accepted in official repository.

Can I find out which Wi-Fi chips are supported?

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Quote from AZukr

Actually, LE on Orange Pi3 completely unusable with Kodi 19 - Kodi restarts almost every movement. Do you have any build with Kodi 18?

LibreElec 9.1 - 9.2 — Yandex.Disk

LibreELEC-H3.arm-9.2-devel-20210107130109-6bd7e98-orangepi_pc_plus.img.gz / Облако Mail.ru

Quote from AjayDabas

not working

On the "PC" works "splash.jpg"

Quote from chewitt

Put the file in /storage/.kodi/media/splash.png and restart Kodi (or reboot).

A splash.jpg will it work?

Quote from e123enitan1

Hi Babels, Among the listed DTB, I tried these five, in each occasion, the system write some scripts, but when it try to reboot, it get stuck at Libreelec Logo, hence it not launch to Kodi.

meson-gxl-s905x-p212.dtb

Quote from balbes150

Correct. (which question - is the answer, I won't guess what your model is).

x96max_Plus2 (s905x3, 4 ГБ, 32 ГБ, Wi-Fi 5G/2.4G, 1000 м, BT)

Quote from balbes150

g12

Which dtb should I use?

Quote from chewitt

For any device >= 1GB RAM we are already load the OS into RAM, so zram makes no improvement (and can make things worse). Similarly there is no need for swap so it is not enabled by default (but can be enabled manually via a swap.conf file if desired). As a general rule you can assume that LE already did extensive testing on these kinds of OS level optimisations and ruled them in/out.

zram is not an identical swap

Quote from jernej

filkint That's not a prove. But you can tell why they are doing it. I want technical reasoning.

For devices with 512 MB.

P.S. Amlogic SOC.

Quote from jernej

filkint I never used it, so I don't know. If someone can prove that's all that is needed, then fine.

AlexELEC

Quote from jernej

Digitalis One is not supported here because it has less than 1 GiB RAM and currently I don't have time to do memory optimizations.

zram?

Will support x96max_Plus2, (s905x3)?

Quote from mdm63

Hope this wall of text has been at least somewhat helpful.

I have not compiled even the original is not changed Libreelec.

Quote from mdm63

Dear kszaq or any other knowledgeable person.

I have a question.

I want to compile your version of Libreelec with custom device tree (.dtb) file. By looking at the code I think I need to modify /projects/S805/options and add new entry in the "# Kernel extra targets" to build with my .dtb file. But where I should place the file itself? Am I missing something else? I have the build environment setup according to the wiki with the only exception that I have cloned your repo instead of the main repo.

The box in question is Videostrong K1 with DVB-T2 that has Sony CXD2872 receiver, that (to my understanding) has Linux support, so it should be possible to get Libreelec with Tvheadend to work in this box. I have newer done this, but I would like to give it a try. I have already extracted the .dtb file from the original FW and I can't get my box to boot with any of the precompiled FW's, so the method mentioned in the FAQ in the first post is a no go.

All help will be very much appreciated as is the work you have already done for us!

I have the exact same question.

I want to get the manual. And then I never got to compile his version.

(Ubuntu 16.04, Debian stretch.) - 64bit.

P.S. AlexElec compiled from source normally.

Quote from kszaq

Sorry, I was supposed to call filkint.

cartucho You can download 8.1.4 from Index of /s805/8.1.4/

Thank you, works...