Oh boy...
cd /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps
ls
After that you probably want to create a keyboard.xml file using nano editor...
nano keyboard.xml
Read here for XML content...
Posts by Da Flex
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Yes, whatever gives you SSH access. Usually one has to create a keyboard.xml to assign keyboard functions.
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So what's the content of /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps?
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Fine. Now try to boot from Ubuntu stick to rule out hardware issues.
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Please explain this in more detail
Settings -> Interface -> Regional -> Virtual keyboard layout
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PS: Make sure you did proper keyboard settings in LE. Maybe you just use wrong key codes on your new NUC.
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If I did, I would move to RPIOS on debian or a specialized PC.
That's a good idea. You could auto-start Kodi on RPiOS, and benefit from PulseAudio / EQ capabilities.
PS: Maybe this helps: Wiki: PulseAudio
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Before you start working on a new keymap, run Ubuntu from a USB stick. So you can see whether all keys work as they should.
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Thanks! I wouldn't pin this answer to the top, because it's not an LE issue. Feel free to answer other threads.
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Please try latest nightly build. If I remember correctly, they are currently working on that issue.
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Can you move to pulseaudio so audio processing plugins such eq are available?
Not enough EQ users to invest that much work.
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How can i go back to the v10 non legacy version and keep all my settings?
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Due to the KVM issue, I suggest to try Generic-legacy.
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That worked, thanks.
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Then split into 7 ZIP files with 1MB max, and upload them as attachments to your next post.
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Option a): You can read / write the microSD's VFAT partition on a PC. Edit /LIBREELEC/cmdline.txt.
Option b): Make sure SSH is activated on the GUI. Then login, and edit /flash/cmdline.txt the same way like config.txt.
Add video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60 as a parameter to the existing line.
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KODI_CRASH.log. Try to upload it to Pastebin, and post the link. If it's too large for Pastebin, split into multiple files, and post multiple links. It has to be complete.
