Posts by Da Flex

popcornmix The user has video at HDMI-1, but not at HDMI-0.

HDMI-0 (closest to the USB-C port) is the primary output for A/V. You shouldn't have deal with config.txt for this. Defective device.

Maybe your device is defective. Try Raspberry Pi OS. If that OS also doesn't work on HDMI-0, order a replacement.

Yeah, but you have multiple versions available for some add-ons. They can come from different repos. It's your task to find the right mix.

PS: Also try other versions of the Amazon add-on from the Sandmann79 repo. Sandmann79 isn't here, but maybe at the Kodi forum.

It's a mishmash of add-on dependencies. It can take a while until you find the right combination. Go through the list of all necessary add-ons. Replace them by other versions (KodiNerds / LibreELEC repo).

I never said it's in there. The repo just had some necessary add-ons for Amazon VOD.

I've been used the Amazon VOD add-on long time ago. The GUI was terrible, but it worked. I'm additionally using the KodiNerds repo, and that fixed open dependencies for Amazon VOD somehow.

I'm not into that topic, but isn't it possible to manually resize the STORAGE partition by GParted?

Use LE 10.0 Beta. It has an MPD fix included.

LE uses TrueType fonts on an OpenGLES surface. Check whether you're low on memory after a while. If yes, a swap file could help.

1. activate debug logging at GUI (HUD will appear)
2. reboot
3. reproduce the error
4. login by SSH
5. run pastekodi (can take a while)
6. post the resulting link

Does it work without the case?

Quote from fjohnsen

Can it be that the computer can handle the issues (incorrectly wired or faulty cables) but the rpi cant?

No, Linux handles the Ethernet protocol perfectly. If your laptop can deal with the same Ethernet cable, check your router settings. Make the RPi a known and trusted device for the firewall (compare with your laptop settings).

Yes, the dtoverlay method still works fine. If you want to avoid the shutdown menu, read our showcase.

I'm using the same scripts with an LED instead of a fan. The warning is normal. The RPi Tools add-on seems to have a bug on it's current version, because my LED switches off after a while without obvious reason. I think we have to wait for a fix.

I'm using 12m Ethernet cable myself on an RPi - no problems. Make sure you have WiFi disabled at LE settings.

The prompt is correct.

You can't switch pin #4 on / off. Use the programmable pin #33 (GPIO 13) and it's opposite Ground pin #34 instead.

Create /storage/.config/autostart.sh :

#!/bin/sh

(
    python /storage/.kodi/userdata/scripts/fan.py
) &

Create a /storage/.kodi/userdata/scripts folder.

Create /storage/.kodi/userdata/scripts/fan.py :

#!/usr/bin/python

import sys
sys.path.append('/storage/.kodi/addons/virtual.rpi-tools/lib')
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
import os

fan_gpio_number = 13
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
GPIO.setup(fan_gpio_number, GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.output(fan_gpio_number, True)

This will turn the fan on at system start. Adapt the script for your needs.

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