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Did you tried Generic-legacy variants? That's needed for Nvidia graphics.

D4rk-M4tt3r

You are using a banned add-on. That means no support.

If you want to continue, open a new thread, and post a clean log with an URL from our own log server (pastekodi result).

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newphreak

March 15, 2016 at 1:02 AM

Use this thread: Simultaneous Audio Output

Next time post your complete setup first.

Quote from docsuess84

I haven’t really used the file manager a ton. Is this something I can do if I plug a mouse in? Like just copy and paste that onto the USB drive?

Yes.

Quote from slim0287

I admit I ought to have tried swapping ports sooner but cie la vie!

Create new EDID: Click!

Chromebox is pretty exotic here, so problems are expected. The kodi.log is at /storage/.kodi/temp. If you can access that folder somehow, upload the log as attachment. We need a log from LE 12 Beta 2.

Update to LE 12 Beta 2. If the issue persists...

Quote from slim0287

However, I have no display output so I cannot use the GUI as you suggest in step 1 for enabling the debug log mode.

Create an advancedsettings.xml file, and set log level to value 1. Then you're logging permanently, and invisible for GUI.

Quote from slim0287

I've done a clean install on my RPI5. It works great in terms of installing addons, setting up wireguard, and watching programs. However when I either reboot the Pi or I turn the TV off, the Pi no longer outputs an HMDI signal. I can log in remotely and head /sys/class/drm/*/status shows me the HDMI is connected however there is no signal, as reported by the TV. I've tried systemctl restart kodi and getedid create but they don't help, I've tried different TVs, different HDMI cables, and plugging into the other HDMI port on the Pi but nothing helps.

Andy advice?

Try the force hotplug option.

Quote from jimbri

Where should I upload log file?

Make a new thread at General Support.

I found different SoC variants for this TV box. Which is yours?

Quote from CSC_

cp /etc/swap.conf /storage/.config didn't return with anything indicating it did but there was no error either.

Did you read the instructions? You have to edit that file after copying it:

nano /storage/.config/swap.conf

Then reboot.

I just realized your PC has 8GB of RAM, so I don't think 16GB swap (or more) will make a difference.

Quote from CSC_

I assume the swap file was made?

The "free" command on terminal will show you the size of the swap file. If it's larger than 0, then you did it right.

Rule of thumb for swap file size: double size of the hardware RAM.

Quote from CSC_

How do you enter the terminal in LibreELEC?

Option A: SSH login from another PC

1. find the IP of your LE device by using your router menu
2. open a terminal on another PC, and type ssh root@<IP_OF_YOUR_LE_DEVICE> to connect to your LE device
3. use the default password "libreelec" to finish the login
4. to end your SSH session, just use the "exit" command

Option B: Use an LE terminal add-on

1. download the "System Tools" add-on
2. start the "Terminal" app