Posts by Da Flex

It's really a tough problem, because power-on is so hardware-specific. I remember that some Raspberry Pi users made it work with additional hardware. But on Intel out-of-the box? Nope.

Kodi has no power-on action ID, so that's a hardware-specific thing.

First you should check whether any remote key action will be received after shutdown (trigger a script that writes a file).

If the box still receives key action on that state, then put a wake-on-lan into the script.

If that doesn't work, replace your RC by a smart phone / tablet with a Kodi remote app (Yatse). This should work with wake-on-lan.

Quote from tunay

RF dongle located in one of the two battery compartments located on the keyboard side.

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Is the main device able to receive data from that dongle? It's probably in stand-by mode, but does it accept wake-up calls?

How do you receive IR data, when it was switched off? Please research on stand-by and wake-up options for the device.

We don't support this hardware officially due to the lack of RAM. However, this thread might help you out.

Yes, you can do this by creating a key map.

Please edit your post, and translate into English. That will increase your chance to get an answer, and forum rules also suggest it.

Quote from DrStein99

After I got to install, it does not work on my system. I began to debug, and got caught up in this libreleec bash prompt does not have any linux commands I am used to, simply apt-get and sudo commands are not there, so I am lost without a standard command set.

LE has no sudo, because you're already root user after SSH login. Also no apt-get, because LE only uses add-ons for packages.

Workaround

Take a spare microSD, and install RPiOS (which has sudo / apt-get) with Kodi: Click!

Install an ALSA EQ (Raspbian is outdated, but instructions hopefully also work on RPiOS): Click!

If everything works, you can autostart Kodi on RPiOS, and try a similar approach on your Intel system (Ubuntu & Kodi).

I see. So alsaequal would be the right choice for LE, but it's not available as an add-on.

Composite is buggy since LE 10.0.2. Use LE 10.0.1, or try a nightly build.

There is a new equalizer add-on under development. Install it from its own repository:

• login by SSH
• download the repository ZIP file into your /storage folder by wget https://github.com/wastis/LinuxAddonRepo/raw/master/repository.linuxaddons-1.0.0.zip

• go to LE's add-on menu, and install the repository ZIP by clicking on it (after that you can delete the ZIP file, if you want)
• install the equalizer add-on from the new repository

I was unable to make it work with my default audio on RPi3B+, but maybe you're lucky with your external DAC.

Here is the GitHub page for documentation and useful links: Kodi PulseEqualizer GUI Addon

Alright, now your question please.

Never upgrade from LE 9.x.x to 10.x.x+. This breaks dependencies. You have to install LE 10.0.3 from scratch.

Yes. Use the speed parameter of ethtool, and put the command into /storage/.config/autostart.sh.

Thanks. I see the key events in the log, but no related errors. Maybe another IR device near the TV interrupts the transmission.

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Thanks, what I´m referring to is issues with for instance Airplay, buffering and other stuff that I have seen causing me issues whenever I went from one version to another.

If you say so.

Apple Bonjour is a big source of trouble. You've been installed it on your Windows machine together with TuneBlade. Try to find an alternative. Explain your target setup for music streaming, and we will see what we can do.

LE 10.0.3 runs fine on my RPi3B+.