Sorry - I didn't notice that this has already been reported...
This probably isn't the right place to submit a bug report for connman, but I'm not sure where is the right place.
In the file /storage/.config/wireguard/wireguard.conf,
I set WireGuard.AllowedIPs = 10.0.0.0/8 (rather than the suggested 0.0.0.0/0, which routes everything thru wireguard.)
Unfortunately, routing table still routes everything thru wireguard, not just 10.0.0.0/8.
Thanks.
I tried CoreELEC 9.0.3 on the Odroid C2 - audio works fine.
So, PCM (or just FLAC and AAC to PCM) seems to have problems only on LibreELEC and only on the Odroid C2.
I'm trying to play vdeo files with AAC and FLAC audio on an Odroid C2 with LibreELEC 9 (although I believe that it was broken on ealier C2 releases.)
I get no sound for these files no matter what I do. Obviously, pass through doesn't work, and I've tried various channels (2.0, 5.1, etc.) with no luck.
I tried the sames files and configuration on an RPI running the same version of LibreELEC, OSMC (RPI and Vero 4K) and CoreELEC on an Odroid N2 - all work fine.
It seems to be specific to the the Odroid C2.
I haven't been able to boot CoreELEC on the Odroid C2, so not sure about it.
Thanks.
Yes, thanks. It worked for me also.
Not exactly the question you asked, but the only box that I can find (so far) that runs KODI, works with 10bit, HDR and 4K is the Vero 4K (which runs OSMC.)
I also use LibreELEC on the Odroid C2, which works fine for 4K, but no HDR or 10bit.
The Vero 4K is L100, so it's slightly on the expensive side, but it works great and is very well supported.
I'm guessing that in six months or so, LibreELEC will support 4K HDR 10bit on a RockPro64 or similar board, but in the meantime...
I tried it last night and it still doesn't see any updates.
Is anyone seeing 9.0 updates for the C2?
Thanks.
Do I need to report this as a bug somewhere or will they see this post?
I followed the instructions, selected the LibreELEC 9.0 channel but no downloads show up.
Works fine for 8.0 channel.
I created a new account with no spaces in the name on the server, and LibreElec connected fine.
This does seem to be a bug with LibreElec or Kodi as accounts with spaces work fine on previous (non-development) releases, so something must have changed.
Windows Server 2016. Same server works fine with all recent non-development releases of LibreElec on Odroid C2 (and with OSMC on Vero 4K.)
Is the debug log supposed to show the actual USERNAME:PASSWORD? My USERNAME has a space, could that be an issue?
Is there additional debug information I can gather?
I've been trying the nightly builds for the RockPro64. They mostly work, but I can't access windows shares - I had to test using a USB drive. The same shares work fine with recent releases of LibreELEC.
I turned on debug logging and saw the following:
18:01:27.525 T:4070839072 ERROR: GetDirectory - Error getting smb://USERNAME:[email protected]/AV/
18:01:27.525 T:4070839072 ERROR: CGUIDialogFileBrowser::GetDirectory(smb://USERNAME:[email protected]/AV/) failed
I used "Add Network Location" and the correct USERNAME and PASSWORD are set (I double checked this.) I suspect that for some reason these development releases are not passing the correct parameters to SMB.
If this is not the right place to report this, please let me know.
I'm going to try to write something to implement what I want, probably in Python. Yes, I understand I have to modify a number of files.
I've got 20+ LE devices on my network (converted from OSMC on RPI to LE on Odroid C2) and maintaining them is a hassle.
Unless I'm missing something about PXE netboot, it's not what I want. I don't want to set up a complex networking boot environment, but just want to be able to get configuration files automatically.
Is there a way to use PXE to just get some text/config files without have to set up a full boot environment?
Many SIP phones use a DHCP option which specifies a global TFTP server. The phones then read a file (usually based on the MAC address) which contain configuration information.
Would it be possible to add something like this to LibreELEC?
I suggest that if the DHCP server sends a TFTP server address, that LE would first try to read a file based on the MAC address ("LibreConfig_<mac>.ini", for example). If this file doesn't exist, then LE would try "LibreConfig_initial.ini". If no appropriate file is found, then the tftp server is ignored. I would prefer the .ini file would simply be a batch file to be executed by the player, but there are other possibilities.
WIth this, it would be very easy to auto configure any number of LE players, and to update the configuration in the future as appropriate.
