And it's all for nothing.
Maybe not:
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And it's all for nothing.
Maybe not:
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Make sure CEC is activated in your TV settings.
It's a typical Linux thing. Due to name conventions of different software packages, multiple links to the same file are created. It's OK.
Would exFAT allow me to do a remote disc scan & repair? (if needed)
Yes. Login by SSH, and use LE's command line tool fsck.exfat.
Sorry I don't understand.
I think the mentioned file systems are more resistant against file corruption.
Do you always use a proper shutdown for power-off?
Replace NTFS, and use exFAT (if Windows access is needed) or ext4 instead. Permanent repair is bad.
Can the RPI4B just be powered over the tv USB port or is it unstable then?
It doesn't work, because RPi needs too much wattage.
Understand. Workaround: Use the Audio Profiles add-on, which is mentioned a little later on the linked thread.
It has an auto-switch function, depending on the played medium. So it can switch to analogue jack when playing music.
sIRwa2 Thx for reporting. It might help to find another bug.
OK. That log has no relevant errors or warnings. I suggest to reinstall LE from scratch. Sometimes piracy software does bad things.
Here is the correct log.
It's incomplete. As you can see in the log of post #5, it should be much longer.
Maybe PasteBin made that cut. Upload the rest of the log to more PasteBin URLs.
Ran pastekodi immediately after rebooting once I found the device unresponsive.
After reboot, /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.old.log contains the important messages from last session.
You can upload kodi.old.log manually to PasteBin. Make sure the log is uploaded completely.
Instead it's probably an issue with reboot parameters. I'm trying to figure out, how to edit them...
The developer gave me that link for reboot parameters, but I don't know where to use them inside LE:
Quote from developer:
QuoteNo idea what's the issue is in this case and last time I had to deal with such issues was lots of years ago with an old BIOS (non-UEFI) PC - solution was to add some kernel command line parameter to use a different poweroff function (ACPI instead of BIOS or vice versa - can't quite remember).
Yep, remove all banned repos and add-ons to get support.