It means the patch doesn't work for you, and you have to wait longer for an implementation.
Posts by Da Flex
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If it works, don't touch it.
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NVIDIA graphics means, you have to use the Generic-legacy image.
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We don't have a whitelist for all the hardware of this world. It's trial and error for you.
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wolfgang61 You have to compare debug logs to answer this. Logs name internal codecs.
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Both posts are legit. I close this thread, because more opinions are not necessary.
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Self-building an LE image with RTL8852CU support
My Raspberry Pi 4 was getting terrible wifi reception and the cheapest way I could figure to improve it was to buy a cheap wifi adapter off of amazon.
I bought an "AX5400M" wifi 6e usb adapter with external antennas, hooked it up and... nothing.
lsusb showed the device with an ID of 0bda:c832 and dmesg showed it was being recognized as a wifi adapter, but it wasn't actually accessible.
Some googling indicated this chipset is _very_ new and there is practically no support for it anywhere, but…Kermit_ProtocolAugust 31, 2023 at 11:05 PM -
No reproducible bug for our devs, so...
Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
Maybe our threads should be merged?
Done.
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Remove the "quiet" from the end of cmdline.txt options.
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No LE problem. The SSD seems to have dead memory blocks. It's possible to format a drive by leaving such blocks out. So you can avoid to buy a new one. Create a GParted Live thumb drive, and boot it on your Zotac or Windows laptop (SSD attached). That tool can repair your SSD. Read on other sites for details - again: no LE problem.
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It is not disabled because I have used other audio via hdmi. My xbox works fine for instance.
Try a different HDMI port on TV. Sometimes HDMI ports have different specs on the same device.
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So you want to listen to TV speakers. Go into TV settings, and search for HDMI audio settings. Maybe audio is disabled for HDMI. If you find something, enable it, and reboot RPi.
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Thanks. A quick comparison shows that you have an audio problem on Samsung TV, which doesn't exist on Dell:
CodeFeb 16 18:10:58.707366 LibreELEC Boot[471]: ### Setting up sound card ### Feb 16 18:10:58.707369 LibreELEC Boot[470]: ### Setting up sound card ### Feb 16 18:10:58.739933 LibreELEC pulseaudio[378]: W: [pulseaudio] main.c: Running in system mode, but --disallow-module-loading not set. Feb 16 18:10:58.741242 LibreELEC pulseaudio[378]: W: [pulseaudio] main.c: Home directory of user 'root' is not '/var/run/pulse', ignoring.
Do you use an AVR for audio?
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If it was defective why would it work on other monitors?
Provide a log from a working display please.
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Here is my log file hooked up to my new TV with no config changes
Yes, it has the same error (post #21) with the original cmdline.txt. I'm starting to think that your hardware is defective. Please try Raspberry Pi OS on another microSD to rule that out. HDMI seems to be OK.
I've changed your status to "member", so you can post faster now.
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I don't have this error in my RPi log. I guess the syntax is OK, but not the boot value.
Please write LE to microSD by using https://etcher.balena.io/. It does verification after writing.