If I flash from your img file (LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-8.0-devel-20160721.img) and boot up my pi, it hangs at resizing storage.
However, if I first flash LibreElec (v7.90.003 Alpha), boot up my pi, and then load your TAR file in /storage/.update then all works just fine.
If it matters, I am using a Pi 3 but I *think* I may have tried a couple weeks ago with a Pi 2 and had the same results but I can't recall for certain.
Other possibly relevant details:
Patriot 64GB microSDXC
I've uploaded a new Generic image, with some cool new features:- Chrome and Spotify launchable from main menu
Run Plex, Transmission and SABnzbd as systemd services like this:
Code# systemctl enable arch-plex && start arch-plex # systemctl enable arch-sabnzbd && start arch-sabnzbd # systemctl enable arch-transmission && start arch-transmissionNo addons or downloads needed, docker will automatically pull images from my docker hub repo. The arch container they are based on are minimal, but even so the images are a bit on the heavy side. Make sure you have like 2GB of space left on /storage.
Oh and last but not least, the RetroArch launcher script now tries to detect Intel KMS and doesn't switch to virtual console before starting. Should fix the issue mentioned earlier with nvidia cards.
Try it out and let me know what you think.
I'm just getting started/learning about Docker. I've been a user of another open source media center that I have had mixed results in adding emulators too. I really like the direction you are taking this one in but am looking to add another 1-2 applications to have my ideal system.
As I was researching how to build docker images, I stumbled upon some Docker Base images that are very minimal. alpine
Have you explored these as opposed to the Arch ones you are currently using?
Lastly, thanks for building this, making it available, keeping it updated, and opening my eyes to new possibilities with Docker.
