I ended up using the default Kodi controller instead and mapping the buttons to whatever matched on the OUYA controller, and I can now use that to navigate
Posts by stragu
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Hi The_Spirit
Any success with that?
I'm using the latest beta (9.1.501) and even the controller configuration dialog does react to the button presses, I can't use the controller to navigate the interface... I feel like I'm missing something obvious?
Cheers
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Hi CvH
Thanks for the reply!
It did update after a few restarts, so all works as expected now. I should have come back here with an update earlier!
Cheers.
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Hi all
I did something silly and downgraded from 9.0.1 to 8.2 without planning to (got the URL wrong), and then upgraded to 9.0.2 as was originally planned.
Now when I try to install an LE addon like inpustream.adaptive, it directly fails, and from what I can see in the log, I suspect it is because it looks for the wrong LE version (8.2 instead of 9.0):
Code2019-06-16 01:51:27.491 T:140285493368576 ERROR: Requested path http://addons.libreelec.tv/8.2/Generic/x86_64/inputstream.adaptive/inputstream.adaptive-2.0.20.0.zip not found in known repository directories 2019-06-16 01:51:27.492 T:140285493368576 ERROR: CAddonInstallJob[inputstream.adaptive]: failed to resolve addon install source path
Any idea what I could do to make it point to the right one?
Cheers
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Thanks Iridium . I already installed the Ouya controller addon.
It doesn't look particularly promising for the bluetooth controller.
Any recommendation on a Bluetooth USB dongle (brand) that's pretty much guaranteed to work on LibreELEC?
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Thanks, Iridium , here they are:
dmesg | paste -> http://ix.io/1hyo
lsmod | paste -> http://ix.io/1hyp
lsusb | paste -> http://ix.io/1hyq
Hopefully that helps! Cheers.
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Hi everyone!
Loving LibreELEC so far, thank you all for your amazing work!
I just turned the Bluetooth on in the LE settings on my resuscitated Asus F201E so I can try and pair (and reuse) my OUYA controllers, but I get a "No Bluetooth adapter found."
SSHing into the laptop, I can see those Bluetooth-related message in dmesg:
CodeLibreELEC:/etc # dmesg | grep Bluetooth [ 1446.180893] Bluetooth: Core ver 2.22 [ 1446.180935] Bluetooth: HCI device and connection manager initialized [ 1446.180945] Bluetooth: HCI socket layer initialized [ 1446.180949] Bluetooth: L2CAP socket layer initialized [ 1446.180961] Bluetooth: SCO socket layer initialized [ 1446.234849] Bluetooth: BNEP (Ethernet Emulation) ver 1.3 [ 1446.234853] Bluetooth: BNEP filters: protocol multicast [ 1446.234860] Bluetooth: BNEP socket layer initialized
However, I find it hard to identify the bluetooth device on this computer.
Any idea what I could try? I saw that most Bluetooth-related posts on here are about Raspberry Pi, and didn't manage to find anything that could help me – but I'm sorry if I missed something somehow.