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Thank you so much

Quote from twilightened

It is interesting that 10.95.1 is downloadable from the official server with a small link edit for a couple days now but it hasn't been announced nor it is added to the official download page.

Can you share the link please for downloading 10.95.1 ?

Thanks.

Generic-Legacy (LibreELEC-Generic-legacy.x86_64-10.95.0.img.gz) is missing shared library (libGLESv2.so.2) for Shadertoy visualization.

2023-02-01 18:58:51.293 T:748     error <general>: Unable to load /storage/.kodi/addons/visualization.shadertoy/visualization.shadertoy.so.20.3.0, reason: libGLESv2.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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LE11 Nightlies - Generic-Legacy (X11) - Missing shared Libraries for Visualizations

Using the latest Generic-Legacy nightlies, there are missing library dependencies for the music visualization plugins. Seems to be a case of the plugins being compiled for Generic (GBM) instead of Generic-Legacy (X11). Below is for shadertoy, but the others are similar.

I had cleaned out any archived copies in the packages folder, so I don't think it got a previously cached copies of the plugins.

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smf007

December 17, 2022 at 12:29 AM

I still have the same issue using the "LibreELEC-Generic-legacy.x86_64-10.95.0.img.gz" (LE11 beta1).

Shadertoy is not working because libGLESv2.so.2 is not found.

Hi,

I am using sleep.d-script to wakeup/reset my audio connection after a resume from sleep:

    DISPLAY=:0 /usr/lib/kodi/kodi-xrandr --output DP3 --auto

However the "kodi-xrandr" command is no longer available since it is X11.

Is there a similar command that I can use or should I switch to the Generic-legacy version instead of Generic?

great, thanks a lot!

Nanomani ,

That is the RC1 for Kodi Nexus as far as I know.

The LE 11 build is still named "nightly" or not?

Hi HiassofT ,

When do you expect the first beta for LE 11 to be available?

Just curious, thanks.

Great, many thanks again. I have just sent you my donation.

Quote from JoeAverage

what hold you off from downloading it manually and copy it via scp to ~/.update/

or (if no second box is available)

- install the addon System-tools

- open a terminal with it

- move to ~/.update/

- wget LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-10.0.0.img.gz

- reboot

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GDPR-7 , that worked, thanks !!

This new version is not available in auto update yet (for Generic). When will it be available?

the bin dir you have to create yourself indeed.This configuration will also stay after update of LE.

The attached atvclient.zip contains two files:

• atvclient (this is the binary)

• atvclient.service (this is the configuration of the service)

Copy the atvclient file to the directory /storage/bin/

Copy the atvclient.service file to the directory /storage/.config/system.d/

Run the following two commands to enable the service:

systemctl enable atvclient.service

systemctl start atvclient.service

Done.

In the end I decided not to go for the keymap, but to install the atvclient my self.

The atvclient used to be shipped with LE, but is no longer the case.

For me atvclient provides the best experience for the apple remote.

If you want I can provide you the instructions on how to install the atvclient yourself.

I have found another solution that works for me.

Created a service "/storage/.config/system.d/kodiresume.service" that gets invoked during resume from suspend.

Enabled the service with following command line:

cd /storage/.config/system.d/

systemctl enable kodiresume.service

The service file contains the following:

[Unit]
Description=Kodi actions for resuming from suspend
After=suspend.target
Requires=kodi.target

[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=-/usr/bin/kodi-send --delay=1000 --action="Action(close)" --delay=200 --action="ActivateWindow(home)"

[Install]
WantedBy=suspend.target

Hi @Iridium,

I am using Intel architecture.

See log details ==> http://ix.io/2dKp

This is how my sript looks like (/storage/.config/sleep.d/02-home.power) :

#!/bin/sh
case "$1" in
pre)
kodi-send --action="Action(close)" --delay=100 --action="ActivateWindow(home)" >> /tmp/test.log
;;
post)
kodi-send --action="Action(close)" --delay=100 --action="ActivateWindow(home)" >> /tmp/test.log
;;
esac

I can see in the /tmp/test.log file that the kodi-send action was executed.

However the actions seem to be ignored by Kodi, because nothing happens with the screen.

When Kodi is resumed again the screen is still in the old situation.

Macmini:~/.config/sleep.d # more /tmp/test.log
Sending: {'content': 'Action(close)', 'type': 'action'}
Sending: {'content': 100, 'type': 'delay'}
Sending: {'content': 'ActivateWindow(home)', 'type': 'action'}
Sending: {'content': 'Action(close)', 'type': 'action'}
Sending: {'content': 100, 'type': 'delay'}
Sending: {'content': 'ActivateWindow(home)', 'type': 'action'}

@kdejaeger is this still working for you?

I am using LE 9.2.0 but it doesn't work on my system.

The kodi-send command is executed as can be seen from the output of "systemctl status":

Mar 08 15:56:09 Macmini systemd[1]: Starting Actions before Kodi goes to sleep...
Mar 08 15:56:10 Macmini kodi-send[929]: Sending: {'content': 'System.LogOff', 'type': 'action'}
Mar 08 15:56:10 Macmini systemd[1]: Started Actions before Kodi goes to sleep.
Mar 08 15:56:19 Macmini systemd[1]: kodi-sleep.service: Succeeded.
Mar 08 15:56:19 Macmini systemd[1]: Stopped Actions before Kodi goes to sleep.

However Kodi seems to ignore the System.LogOff command.

Thanks,

Jeroen

Quote from Iridium

You could add a sleep xx to your script to wait xx seconds for Kodi to become "active".

I added "sleep 20" but it is not working. On the screen I just see a rotating cursor for 20 secs and after that Kodi is ready.

So I think Kodi is waiting for the resume script to be completely finished, before it accepts any new input/commands.