It's basically this file LibreELEC.tv/makemkvcon at libreelec-9.0-rr · 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub but the MAKEMKV_KEY line had to be updated according to the new https:// address also awk & cut had to be adjusted.
Update:
delete your config file and see if this new add-on version creates a new one with a valid key
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jz47xer0t6gyui-cavecm2uxytfovsrl
Indeed the html file has been changed. I've updated the script and will rebuild the add-on later -> once it's uploaded feel free to test it & post your results!
Basically my fork could work too for S905 but first some project specific args have to be passed to several packages. For example Retroarch has specific build args for generic & RPi and IMHO S905 will then need some specific stuff too. Same goes for emulation cores, most of them have specific make flags according to the project. If an emulator needs optimizations for S905 this has to be passed too.
My MakeMKV package checks and updates the key if necessary. Normally you don't have to change or add the beta key yourself.
I use Mint 19 so a Ubuntu 18.04.x based build system so better upgrade your distribution to build this fork. Btw. you forked a fork? Better rebase against upstream and then add your changes / files. (GitHub - jaykass/LibreELEC.tv: 'Just enough OS' for Kodi)
Can you upload your terminal output when moonlight fails to build?
Should be stored in Configfiles/google-chrome
Is there any way to install steam and add a shortcut to the left menu similar to how chrome is launched? Thanks!
As long as there is not native 64bit steam client available it's not possible since steam needs Multiarch 32bit libs.
I have no S90X based devices, I can't test anything, so I'm not planning to build the distro for this device.
Beta 02 is online:
@husk
It's LE upstream related so until the problem is solved you should stick to older builds.
Problems with Pulse Eight CEC adapter. Kodi crashes does soft reboot - LibreELEC Forum
Well since my build is on par to upstream it's of course included. CEC_SUPPORT is enabled and it's available in my RPi build but indeed missing in the generic one. I guess it's kodi related.
Can you try this Milhouse build and see if your CEC device is listed? LibreELEC Testbuilds for x86_64 (Kodi 18.0) if it's still missing there is probably something screwed up within Kodi upstream.
Anyway upload your log files, you use something like this? USB - CEC Adapter - Pulse-Eight - Ultra HD Distribution and Control Products
Beta 01 is online:
Basically the last number indicates it's a bugfix release. The first number is the major release and AFAIK tied to the Kodi version so LE 8 is Kodi 17 and LE 9 will be Kodi 18 and so one. As long as you stick to the LE 8.x builds you should be able to upgrade without flaws.
The problem is that you have to make it a one-time-thing. Those tools tend to synchronize a folder so each time the file is deleted it would restart & sync it back. That's really not an appropriate way. Anyway as I said it's not a big problem to bookmark this thread and check if there is something new. If a new build is up I add the changes to the changelog post so it's easy check out whats new.
OK, just wanted to know the thing about chipsets and the importance they play, now i know it doesent matter, thanks....
Your (GTX?) 660 and (GT?) 730(M?) cards have both feature set D so h.264 & VC-1 should be no problem for them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/vdpau#nvidia_vdpau_feature_sets
Maby is the way to sync your gdrive folder with update folder in libreelec. I found some apps in this article. Top 12 Best Google Drive Linux Client Software | UbuntuPIT
I'm already using the goodle drive sync client to upload my files but integrating them to LE is a whole other story. Just bookmark this thread and see if something new is uploaded. There won't be any fundamental changes anymore since I set a quite useable core config and most system packages are quite up to date.
Is there any way to auto update whole system?
Not really since I would need a dedicated ftp server or something similar to upload them.
Alpha 13 is online:
Have you set the correct ALSA device in asound.conf?
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# ... output of cat /var/log/dolphin.log
# LibreELEC release: Generic.x86_64-devel-20180720
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sh: xdg-mime: not found
ALSA lib /storage/LibreELEC.tv/build.LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-8.2-devel/alsa-lib-1.1.6/src/pcm/pcm_dmix.c:1099:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::system_error'
what(): Invalid argument
AbortedWell beside some "special" add-ons like 12:51:34.839 T:140719117363392 NOTICE: ADDON: repository.whitecream v0.0.1 installed I don't see anything wrong. Since tend to upload clean rebuilds all packages should be linked against the correct libs.
Recent builds include an updated version of vfs.libarchive
phoenix:~ # find / -name vfs.libarchive.*
/usr/lib/kodi/addons/vfs.libarchive/vfs.libarchive.so
/usr/lib/kodi/addons/vfs.libarchive/vfs.libarchive.so.1.0.0
/usr/lib/kodi/addons/vfs.libarchive/vfs.libarchive.so.18.0So I suspect one of your add-ons is outdated and needs an older version of vfs.libarchive.
12:51:34.856 T:140719117363392 ERROR: Unable to load /usr/lib/kodi/addons/vfs.libarchive/vfs.libarchive.so.1.0.0, reason: libarchive.so.16: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Can you deactivate your add-ons like 12:51:34.839 T:140719117363392 NOTICE: ADDON: script.module.metadatautils v1.0.16 installed