Posts by Adam

OK - I'll to do that but it will take some time:-)

Maybe it's only a problem with Pentium Kaby Lake? - there's not much of them. Or maybe it's only MSI CUBI 2 specific. I'm curious if anyone is using 8.1.x LE on Kaby Lake based MSI CUBI with i3 or i5 CPU without problems.

So for now I'm staying with alpha - I'll wait for kernel update in official release

Out of curiosity I just installed latest Milhouse 9.0 alpha build:

LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.0-Milhouse-20170925210347-#0925-g6843ee6.tar

And booting problem is gone!

So I guess that this might be kernel version issue, because alpha build uses latest 4.13.3

I also created a ticket to MSI support but they weren't helpful at all, stating that they only certify and test this hardware with windows 10 and they do not provide any help for linux users, so if problem is not replicable on windows environment, then you're on your own

Second pass of memtest also 0 errors - i think it's not that issue.

It's MSI Cubi 2-024BEU with Intel Penium 4415U (Kaby Lake U family) with Intel HD Graphics 610.

Unfortunately, it won't be as easy as bad memory module - error count 0.

I also checked booting with single module - both of them in both memory slots - no change.

And there's no fresher BIOS version available from MSI than mine.

OK - I'm currently testing RAM - I'll get back with answer when it's finished.

OK - i'll check. But it would be very strange, because when it runs it's rock stable and with bad memory stick it would be almost impossible.

There are two memory sticks installed in my CUBI, so I can check if removing/swaping one of them makes difference.

Using 8.0.2 or Windows 10 - no problems - boots in 100% cases.

It doesn't respond to ping - it doesn't get to the point of network initiation.

I checked before and now and there in no kodi_crash.log.

I removed quiet and after reboot it shows only "Loading /KERNEL...OK" and that's it - it doesn't go any further.

Afer update to 8.1.1 I have problem with booting my msi cubi 2 (kaby lake u) – sometimes I need to cycle power on/off few times to boot, otherwise IT freezes on msi boot logo, without any message. When it finally boots, it works flawlessly – stable and fast, including hardware hevc decompression. Fresh installation of 8.1.1 didn't help. Update to 8.1.2 doesn't change this behaviour either. Reverting back to 8.0.2 resolves booting problem completely.