Staying on the legal side has priority before privacy. We don't want logs, that have been edited to hide illegal add-on usage. And sometimes we simply need the whole story to identify a bug.
Posts by Da Flex
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Yes, I've seen an NFS error at one of your logs at least, but not all logs have it. If I remember right, other users had similar problems with bad network devices.
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It might help if you could find the config file(s) of the add-on, and have a look at the content.
Maybe a copy of the default config file is needed to store changes.
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A log file is needed to say anything about it. Grab it right after the next playback issue.
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- always use the default skin to find crash reasons
- disable NFS and other network devices to reduce possible crash reasons
- if those points don't help, reduce add-ons step by step
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This is my logs: http://ix.io/20xt and http://ix.io/20xv
The first log contains the same error that BuzzyTrent has:
CodeCore was generated by `/usr/lib/kodi/kodi.bin --standalone -fs'. Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.My suggestion is the same: Check your microSD card.
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LE avoids to store temporary files on microSD card to maximize the lifetime of the card. That's why /var will be mounted in RAM space, so it's the wrong place for permanent storage, but temporary mount points will be there.
If rclone let you browse the HDD, but doesn't store files in it, then rclone has the issue.
You can create a link to fix it:
rm -rf /storage/var/media/mydisk
ln -s /var/media/mydisk /storage/var/media/mydisk
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Now I'm logged in to the system via ssh. I did try to paste commands from #8 but nothing happened, so now I'm stuck one again.
Did you do this?
- mount -o remount,rw /flash
- nano /flash/syslinux.cfg (opens the config file with the nano editor)
- add initcall_blacklist=i915_init as the last line of the config file
- type the key combination STRG+O to write your changes into the config file
- type the key combination STRG+X to leave the nano editor
- reboot LE to see whether it as any effect
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It doesn't sounds like an LE problem, because it works on low distance.
Buy an USB IR receiver, which has been approved to work with Kodi (do research before you buy). This could help to establish a stronger IR connection, especially if you plug it in at the front of the NUC. Switch the internal IR receiver off on EFI settings, when using the USB solution.
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Is there a way to see if it’s a possible bug in LE?
Stranding at the boot logo sounds like a sure bet.
We have a bug report sub-forum you can use.
It's important to follow the rules for bug reports.
Post the part of the EFI settings, which do not work for LE (enabled iGPU).
Provide a log file.
If you can login by SSH while stranding at boot logo, then the output of dmesg and lspci would be interesting.
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When iGPU and eGPU are enabled, then Linux should select one. Usually it's the eGPU. I guess it's an LE bug not to do so.
To use multiple GPU's at the same time needs compatible GPU's and special driver support. I don't know your iGPU, and I bet it's not compatible to your eGPU. Generally your eGPU can be clustered (adding more eGPU's) by using AMD CrossFire.
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I tried posting this in add-on section but there were no replies?
Trust me, we notice what you write, and we think about it, too. You can browse the add-ons, and if you don't find what you need, then it's a feature request. Simple thing.
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I'm having similar problems with DHCP failure over 5GHz wifi. Wired is fine and 2.4GHz wifi is fine.
kodi log http://ix.io/20c1
dmesg log http://ix.io/20c2
I know that 5GHz is preferred if you live in a high density WLAN area, where most users take a 2.4GHz channel.
I don't see any WiFi related errors at your logs. My conclusion is that the 5GHz signal of the RPi is too weak to establish a stable connection.
The higher the frequency, the higher the need of energy to generate that frequency.
You could try a stronger PSU, which maybe results in a stronger 5GHz signal. I'm sure it's not a software issue.
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I too am having the same issue as above. My log file is similar to OPs.
Since downgrading to LE 9.0.2 I have no safe mode issues on my RPi anymore.
It looks like your microSD card is bad:
CodeCore was generated by `/usr/lib/kodi/kodi.bin --standalone -fs'. Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.So check the card for bad blocks, and eventually repair (GParted tool, only for advanced geeks) or replace it.
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I don't have Sky Go, but for DAZN Germany I had to downgrade from LE 9.1.x to 9.0.2. Give it a try.
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...so I can see the people streaming there...
You are talking about "seeing". Do you mean video mixing, like a split screen?
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Use GUI.ShowNotification:
Codecurl -fs -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"GUI.ShowNotification","params":{"title":"'"<TITLE>"'","message":"'"<MESSAGE>"'","image":"'"info"'","displaytime":'"10000"'},"id":1}' http://<HOST>:8080/jsonrpcRead here for info about params. It works for me.
