When I use static IP, I try change address many times. I even try’s address from another subnet. All those address does not match DHCP pool. I try use DHCP. Nothing works. Thanks to “twinpeaksr”, only “connman” helps me to resolve this issue.
Can you provide a link to a kodi.log please? I'm using 9.2.8 on RPi, and it works fine there. Our dev's have tested latest 10.0, and they had no issue. Have you done a fresh install of 10.0, as mentioned in the release notes?
Maybe a parse error. Try this keyboard.xml instead of your keymap.xml:
<keymap>
<global>
<keyboard>
<r>XBMC.ReloadSkin()</r>
<one>XBMC.CleanLibrary(video)</one>
<two>XBMC.UpdateLibrary(video)</two>
<three>RunScript(script.trakt,action=sync,silent=False)</three>
<five>XBMC.ReloadSkin()</five>
<nine>XBMC.CleanLibrary(music)</nine>
<f8>RestartApp</f8>
<s>SendClick(8)</s>
<key id="50">contextmenu</key>
</keyboard>
</global>
</keymap>People do not want wires running around their homes.
Depends on the home. I have wired connection to my RPi (12m cable), and I like it. Check that option.
RubberFistFight Now you can be sure that we'll solve the problem. 
no idea how to login via ssh?
This will become a long thread.
After switching on your LE box, login to your router menu (by another PC, not your LE box), and find the IP number of your LE box.
Open a terminal on your PC, and execute ssh root@<LE'S_IP_NUMBER>. Example: ssh [email protected]
After that, type the password, which is libreelec by default.
Then you're hopefully logged in, and you can run the pastekodi command.
PS: At the end, type exit to leave the SSH session.
Anewmission Play DSD from an USB stick, and provide a log (#25).
The problem has been analyzed, and it seems like it only appears when a static IP has been selected, which is already in use. So it's probably a network issue, not a bug.
When getting the auto-connect issue, login to your router, and have a look at the used IP's. If you did the LE setup for static IP usage, but the desired IP is already in use, auto-connect can't work by design.
jim_p Debugging WiFi issues is pain in the ass. Just give away one of your working adapters. It makes some people happy, and saves you a lot of time - sounds like a good deal to me. 
I don't know. It's the right time to provide a kodi.log:
I do not think it is a reception issue so as to look for repeaters etc.
No, no, no, you can use this device as a regular WiFi adapter, too - read the recensions on Amazon. Use a PC with a browser for the setup. It's the perfect solution, if you can't fix a WiFi driver issue.
It's also possible to copy APT package content from RPi OS 64 bit to LE. Maybe creating LE add-ons from there is most elegant.
I assume I should still use that as it's the latest though, correct?
Yes. I'm using 9.2.8 on RPi 3B+, which runs fine, but can't test 3D. To my knowledge, 3D support is untouched on 9.2.8.
Should I assume that 9.2.8 simply came out after this comment was posted and now that version is the "best" version for 3D-MVC?
PS: what is the "Widevine fix"?
9.2.8 has some improvements, but nothing related to 3D-MVC. The Widevine fix is for protected content, like Netflix.
wormvortex You have at least one banned repo installed. Remove all banned repos and add-ons. Due to the forum rules we can't support you until all banned software has been removed.
Creating a RAM disk helps.
hudyj Please open a new thread for your issue.
PS: If you use LE 10 on x86, then the repo provides the updated MPD add-on, which can play high DSD bit rates.
