Details here. https://wiki.libreelec.tv/hardware/intel-x86-64-generic
I run TGL on LE11 as until kernel 5.12 support was not complete.
LE10 uses kernel 5.10.x
Thanks, found one here: RE: Intel true 10bits/HEVC/HDR support... ?
Let's see if this baby boots up with this image 
Should LE10 nightlies be supporting Alder Lake processors now? It's not really clear to me if the kernel was bumped up in the nightlies, cos the latest doesn't run on my Celeron G6900 (is your GPU supported?).
I really don't want to upgrade to LE11 yet.
Yeah, there is also the eDP1 display, but that works too. There's just the TV, an avr and htpc. I don't know why it shows two displays.
Thanks for your help!
yes!! That brings back sound!
I assume I must put that code in some autostart script? Do you know where?
No change, whatever I did. Turned the AVR off and on, unplugged and replugged the HDMI cable, cycled through all audio output devices, still no sound. Can't turn off the tv, because it's the master in a master/slave setup.
Only a reboot works...
Yes, i am using edid.bin. I need it to make sure I don't have a blank screen at boot.
I ran xrandr, both when I had sound and when I didn't. The pastebin link is the same, I presume because the content is the same?
Link: 16dx
The latest version is 8.2.2. Could the update notification be related to this?
Thanks, I executed the code of this script in an ssh session but it didn't restore sound:
#!/bin/sh
# that defines the default primary output
OUTPUT=`xrandr -display :0 -q | sed '/ connected/!d;s/ .*//;q'`
#disable this output wait a second and enable it again
xrandr -display :0 --output $OUTPUT --off
sleep 1
xrandr -display :0 --output $OUTPUT --autoHi all,
For quite some time now I have been troubled by not having sound at first boot. With first boot I mean the first boot after a total shutdown. My media corner is behind a master/slave socket that turns off power to both my HTPC and AVR. Once I turn on the TV the HTPC is automatically powered up. The AVR is connected through HDMI using CEC and is turned on automatically too.
Since the upgrade to 8.2.1 I have no sound at first boot most of the times; on rare times it does boot up with sound. Before the upgrade I usually had sound at first boot and only sometimes not.
I am using a custom EDID for quite time now, as described here (custom_edid [LibreELEC]) to fix a blank screen at boot.
Log file of first boot without sound:
Log file of first boot with sound:
Hardware used:
Any help is very much appreciated. A solution is most welcome of course, but pointers on where to look are great too.
Ok, a small update. I compiled my own version of LibreElec 7.0.2 with libcec downgraded to version 3.0.0. Initially I ran into another problem with my music database. Apparently the upgrade to the newest database version failed. After I deleted the upgraded database everything went smoothly. I am now running LE 7.0.2 on my main HTPC.
Currently I am compiling LE 7.0.2 with the newest libcec (from master). Hopefully that won't give me any problems either.
Sorry, I have never had any issues with the CEC adapter. From OE 5.x.x to OE 6.0.x to LE 7.0.3It could help if you list your hardware, perhaps somebody knows that some hardware has issues.
Details are in the log files, but here is the list of hardware. I didn't think I had anything exotic running, so I'm surprised so few (any?) people are having the same troubles I have.
And of course the PulseEight CEC adapter (USB - CEC Adapter, SKU: P8-USBCECv1, ordered in March 2013).
Doesn't anyone have an idea?
Hi all,
I am still running OpenElec 6.0.0 with a PulseEight CEC adapter, because after updating to LibreElec 7.0.2 Kodi goes into a crash loop. If I unplug the CEC adapter Kodi starts without issue. I had the same issue updating from OpenElec 6.0.0 to 6.0.1 and to 6.0.3. I surmise it has something to do with libcec 3.0.1 and an update to libcec 3.1.0 should solve the issue, but I have no clue how to go about this. Kind of a linux noob here. Any help is appreciated.
Logs attached.