Posts by heitbaum

Looks to be ipv6 traffic not passing.

ip6tables --list
iptables --list

On my system show the docker chains in both. I have connectivity from the docker containers.

You need 20251128-85c6ad7 or greater for nft

Can you please confirm you are running 20251128-85c6ad7? Versions before this will not have the libraries.

cat /etc/os-release

Can you please check

ldd /storage/.kodi/addons/service.system.docker/bin/dockerd
ls -la /usr/lib/libnft*

Docker daemon is not running.

Can you please share:

systemctl status docker | cat

docker version

Whilst nftables is a mandatory library, it is not used by docker as-is.

The nftables change has changed the backend of iptables to nft.

I’m assuming that you have compiled your own docker addon? As the addon has yet to be made available on the addon server.

You can see my “iptables --list” in the PR

Quote from palle_c

Hey Libreelec Masters

Kan someone explain what it means for nvidia users

2025-11-15 (c4b4dea): #10669 mesa: update to 25.3.0

what i can understand vaapi takes over and does hw acceleration as be fore but its nvidia capable now

Can i use my rtx5070 now? i hope heheh

Regards

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Nvidia is still only included in Generic-legacy (X11)

INTEL/9462.NGWG.NV is a 2230 M.2.
Though based on dmesg iwlwifi is identified, but not coming up either.

lspci/lshw should show it.

But the USB device looks like some kind of wireless.

you may be able to figure out more using a ub7ntu live cd, or given it is a pc primarily made for windows, boot into windows and find out what these devices actually are, and the drivers I use.

we can see

Port 8: 0000.0101 power connect

We can see that there is likely a composite device plugged in to this bus. I’m guessing it is a USB device internal on you pc, that requires a driver. But can’t identify what this device is.

/: Bus 001.Port 001: Dev 001, Class=root_hub, Driver=xhci_hcd/8p, 480M
|__ Port 008: Dev 002, If 0, Class=[unknown], Driver=[none], 12M
|__ Port 008: Dev 002, If 1, Class=Wireless, Driver=[none], 12M

Yes. We don’t have build capacity to run 2 full (13/12.2) and addons daily.

When there is change then the schedule kicks off, but when only addon changes are done, then addons need to be built … Also jobs are only run for 24 hours …

So the real answer is - the needed jobs are prioritised over “building for the sake of building” - of which le12.2 image would be.

Hope that give the insight into the schedule.

Now a lsusb -v please

Sorry. But I can’t follow what has been shared.

Just juggling builds.

Can you please share the boot dmesg and lsusb -t without any usbs plugged in?

Is there any error?

Then plug in the USB devices one at a time to identify which one is causing the error.

Once we identify the faulty device then we can look in to the lsusb -v data

So looking at this - please run -

lsusb -t

It looks like the composite device has come online, where it did not during the boot process.

So when testing tomorrow. Try with no USB connected, that should isolate the error down.

I don’t think the “device connected” is coming online.

If Disconnecting all USB, does the error occur?

When connecting the haobo you get the 1-7 and 1-8 messages?

The device descriptor read/64, error -110 means a conn3ction establishment error, sometimes that a that USB port power supply was exceeded. Can you please disconnect all USB devices and reboot, and then add them back one by one to identify the failing device.

I can see the keyboard as 1-7.

Also please share the lsusb from the system.

2C:CF:67:2C:88:8D is the onboard (wlan0)

70:15:FB:10:B1:1B is the intel (wlan1)