Could this be related to the change of architecture from 32 to 64-bit? I.e. libreelec won't find any compatible entry in the releases.json?
That's right. My above suggestion doesn't work. So for RPi4, do this on SSH:
Could this be related to the change of architecture from 32 to 64-bit? I.e. libreelec won't find any compatible entry in the releases.json?
That's right. My above suggestion doesn't work. So for RPi4, do this on SSH:
On my Raspberry Pi4 currently loaded with 11.06 libre, no auto update so manually can only see the update channnel 12 .0 but the version panel is NOT populated. ????????????
Go back to channel 11, check versions, then try again with channel 12.
So you use the same static IP on your router menu, and on RPi, right? In that case it could be a router problem, and your other network devices have the same problem.
Instead of point 1 you can also use this: advancedsettings.xml - log level
This is preferred, if you want to have invisible logging at GUI.
The behaviour of having to reboot if you restart your router or take the Ethernet cable out is still there, you get the Input/output error I reported earlier if you try to refresh or connect - this was there in 10 and 11 so not new
Do you use a static IP for LE?
If it's a PSU problem, then it's visible as undervoltage error in the log.
However, I still think it's related to errors at the NTFS file system. Since LE 12, file system check works different. This might lead to the described crash. Read this:
In this case, the NTFS device does NOT report error with Linux.
Yep, I think that's the issue here. It's not LE-specific.
It came that way out of the box, unfortunately.
Come on, from what I've seen in your posts, you're not the out-of-the-box guy. ![]()
NTFS is obviously supported, because you can mount it. Things get nasty when an NTFS device has errors on Linux.
Wolkenstuermer Please edit your post, and translate into English. We don't accept other languages.
Thx! Big milestone for all OPi3 LTS users! ![]()
Yep, docsuess84 does weird IT things, so he probably just needed the web browser from Generic-legacy.
Generic-legacy seems to work on Chromebox:
Oh, one thing I was curious about is if there can be spaces when you’re mounting a drive. Should the share be entered as “My Book” or would it be “My_Book” ?
So space sign is legit.