Posts by Da Flex

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

Quote from perdrix

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.

Quote from perdrix

Code

/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.

I don't have the same hardware. Maybe the HiFiBerry forum can help to find the right setup.

PS: It could help to set expert settings back to default values, and start from there.

Did you set the general pass-through option at the audio settings? That's something else than the above AC3 pass-through setting.

Read this.

Quote from DoctorOctagonapus

My amp is an AC3 capable one, and transcoding is enabled in the audio settings. Without that turned on it doesn't even output 5.1 at all, and instead defaults to straight stereo.

Maybe that's the wrong setup. Try pass-through without transcoding. At /storage/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml:

<setting id="audiooutput.ac3passthrough" default="true">true</setting>
<setting id="audiooutput.ac3transcode" default="true">false</setting>

Quote from perdrix

Refer to first post - the files are quite readable

Please check Linux permissions of all directories between /shared/tvshows and playable files.

Thanks for testing. Maybe the Linux permissions are set wrongly, so LE hasn't the rights to play your files. Check file owner and r/w/x permissions at your NFS storage.

dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi is the only line you should add to config.txt.

Activate the default skin "Estuary" and try again.

Do this on autostart.sh, which replaces start.sh of your Python download code:

#!/bin/sh

(
    sleep 5s
    python /storage/.kodi/userdata/scripts/RGB_Cooling_HAT.py
) &

I'm using the same OLED on a Raspbian based OS, but never tried it on LE.

rhino I gave you the wrong location. Go to Index of / and select

LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-9.80-nightly-20201027-e5d254c.img.gz (or later) for the update folder method.