Posts by Da Flex

You haven't described which folders content you've been deleted. If you delete the content of /storage/.cache, then it maybe updates time.

Just on GUI, or on terminal (ls -l) as well?

Sad to hear.

Because Pulse Audio is mainly for Bluetooth on LE, you could try some Bluetooth add-on's. Maybe one of them is able to store the volume setting.

Read here about TVDB scraper.

Because it's a different issue, and the original issue has been solved, I close this thread.

Yeah, Docker is your solution: Click.

You could check whether the network controller chip (?) is supported by Linux, before you buy.

PS: I've seen Linux support at your link, so this part is OK.

There is a chance, but no guarantee, if you can't compile your own LE. The best strategy is to start with a regular Linux, like Ubuntu, and then go for the detected kernel modules on LE.

Good feature request, I moved it to the right sub-forum.

Quote from powerarmour

Don't worry about it, you'll get a lot of 'smart' answers here.

Smart means, we take every single word serious.

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Hi, I wanted to ask if this version of libreelec is 100% stable , thank for the precious time for whoever responds

No. For such software you have to pay millions of $ to get a 100% stability guarantee.

Probably a bug, which has been fixed meanwhile. Use manual update or /storage/.update.

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I read it - I don't see the need in this case for "all_squash" given that it is a RO share

Two problems: You don't understand the meaning of the word "example", and you haven't read the complete text. A few lines later it says:

Quote from 3 NFS sharing from Linux

### access from all computers ("*"), readonly ("ro"), access for user nobody ("all_squash")

/nfs/allread *(ro,all_squash,insecure)

PPS: Your HiFiBerry Digi+ has the ability to install firmware, right? Maybe something broke at the firmware while your microSD died. Try to re-install the firmware.

Well, you could use our search function, and find something like this.

You don't like reading docs.

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/shared 192.168.129.0/24(ro,no_subtree_check,insecure)

It should be:

/shared 192.168.129.0/24(ro,all_squash,insecure)

mglae Thx for the info. Usually I start everything inside autostart.sh as background process, and order is not relevant.

TomB19 Probably both approaches have a good chance to work, but I would prefer my one.

autostart.sh will not help, because it starts after the Kodi process. Consider to add hdmi_force_hotplug=1 to config.txt.

I don't use NFS, and my idea was that LE maybe want's to write temporary files to NFS. Follow the instructions of the above link.