Posts by GDPR-7

smp, thanks for reply

the issue is known by kodi, e.g. no need to fill a bug report there and I can close this one here ?

I'm running last nightly (nightly-20220429-2e7f384)

LE crashes when watching a tv channel, hit "I" for info and afterwards another key apart "I"

the first times it restarts just LE and after some more the box reboots into "safe mode"

reproduce:

1. switch to a tv channel

2. hit "I" for info

3. hit another key apart "I", e.g. "u"

log:

http://ix.io/3WEn

btw.

I see crash logs since ~2 weeks by just rebooting.

is it just me ?

Questions:

1. is it a "buildin feature" that the box reboots into "safe mode" after a fixed (?) number of LE crashes ?

2. does the directory ~/logfiles/ only gets filled when a "safe mode"-reboot is triggered ?

Quote from gekoch

So which version of libreelec do you have running on your nuc11?

I guess it's something starting with kernel 5.15 and above, which is in nightly or a homebrewed test build (as a developer)

cause no support for the NUC10/11 GPU's without kernel 5.15 (AFAIK) and above

do you mean:

Settings => Interface => Skin => "-configure skins" => Enable category widgets

in

Settings => PVR & Live TV are some more settings regarding recording, etc

Quote from heitbaum

I haven’t checked the intel site for nuc10 of late

did that:

HDMI Firmware Update Tool for NUC10i3FN, NUC10i5FN, NUC10i7FN

Use this tool to update the HDMI Firmware version to 1.78.2.0.7 on the the Intel® NUC family, NUC10i3FN, NUC10i5FN, NUC10i7FN.

www.intel.com

gekoch

if you want to give the HDMI-FW update [1] a try:

- you need a running windows 10 [2]

- I suggest to install a least the chipset and the GPU driver from the Intel page

- and maybe both (x86, x64) Visual Studio packages from here:

Neueste unterstützte Visual C++ Redistributable Downloads

In diesem Artikel werden die Downloadlinks für die neuesten Versionen von Visual C++ Redistributable Paketen aufgeführt.

docs.microsoft.com

[1]

I would suggest the FW update.

even if it won't fix your current problem, you could exclude future problems regarding HDMI, when the FW is current.

in short: Intel wouldn't release a update when it isn't needed !

[2]

- best: installed on a spare disk

win 10 64bit eval:

c't-Notfall-Windows 2022

Unser Bausatz für das Notfall-Windows erstellt binnen Minuten ein vom USB-Stick bootfähiges, transportables Windows zur Schädlingsbekämpfung und Datenrettung.…

www.heise.de

I would to suggest to contact Intel to clear both different statements.

one must be invalid.

where I tend to what's in the NUC data sheet binds more (in my opinion), but it could be a copy/paste mistake by the data sheet author...

anyway, two way to go:

- try with display port (via sorta DP-HDMI-Adapter)

- exchange the NUC (and before buying: investigate the data sheets to make sure what you'll get)

Are you sure ?

*I* read "The maximum supported resolution is 4096 x 2160 @ 60 Hz, 24bpp. The HDMI port is compliant with the HDMI 2.0b specification."

see here:

Intel NUC 10 Performance Kit NUC10i3FNHN - Frost Canyon (BXNUC10I3FNHN) ab € 322,40 (2022) | heise online Preisvergleich / Deutschland

click the "EU Datenblatt"

scroll to page 12, chap. 1.5.1.3

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are you running release LE or nightly ?

Quote from ciclista71

Let's close this topic, ...

care to mark it as resolved ?

see the box just under the thread title

Quote from pstrg

smb://192.168.1.100/VIDEOm/KODI_MSIF

is the "m" correct ?

thanks for lightning fast support.

now it's clear.

thread marked as resolved

just out of interest:

why hasn't kernel greater 5.17.0 hit nightly ?

according to LE-git shouldn't it be 5.17.2

I'm wrong ?

Quote from chewitt

not tested but I think should work.

did it.

=> 26/03/2022

Okay !

the wiki says: NO

see:

https://wiki.libreelec.tv/hardware/intel-x86-64-generic

but I would try it anyway...

GPU support ???

alternative I would try ClearLinux to get a current and supported OS on the box for lower task usage (web, office):

Recommended minimum system requirements — Documentation for Clear Linux* project

cit.:"

Clear Linux* OS can run on most modern hardware and is capable of running with modest hardware resources. Out of the box, Clear Linux OS can run on a single CPU core, 1 GB RAM, and minimum of disk space of: ..."

- I can't figure if they mean desktop, too -

you could run the the "compatibility check tool" before (if you're running linux)

EDIT

installed a box:

as usual: fast(est) distro, cause optimized for Intel (well, running a Skylake CPU)

RAM usage: 1.1 GB, idle Gnome desktop

is this box in general able to run LE ?

if so:

a link to an uploaded output of the logs would be good

see:

https://wiki.libreelec.tv/support/log-files

Quote from mod81

Ver 19.4.0 complied 2922-03-05

it could be that the global warming took place ...

serious:

- thermal paste "worn" out ?

- cooler fans full of dust

shouldn't this mentioned in/on the wiki too ?

or are the creator for non-linux still working with a pre-downloaded image (as it was the case for linux in the past here [haven't tested it yet with Fedora 36 Beta, though]) ?

EDIT

Aaarrrgghhh , I meant non-Windows of course !

Quote from symean

- Recommendations for a NAS device?

just my 2ct:

- I currently don't know if one is able to install a OS at your own on pre-build NAS -

but if not, I would never go for a NAS with a vendor OS, cause when the vendor decides to stop support (e.g. pushing newer hardware) you're pissed.

I'm waiting that the prices getting "normal" for this device (a investment for longer than 5 years):

HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus (currently: ~500 €; normal: 100 € lesser)

- with Pentium Gold G5420 and the option to exchange the CPU with Intel Core i3-9100F by time (normal: ~65 €)

- ILO (remote admin, ~50 € extra)

disadvantages:

- maybe the need to setup all the NAS features at your own, but under a OS of your choice, or TrueNAS (ZFS !) or similar NAS-OS's

- maybe the "HP limited" disk size (4x max. 4 TB ?! [ I've read that it's not fixed, see [1]])

- wattage

alas german, but you can find more about it in the INet

[1]

HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus Ultimate Customization Guide

Our ultimate customization guide for the HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus where we show what can be done with CPUs, memory, storage, NICs, and iLO

www.servethehome.com

Thanks for clarification