- Activate debug logging at GUI (HUD overlay appears).
- Reboot.
- Reproduce the error.
- Login by SSH.
- Run the pastekodi command.
- Post the resulting link.
Posts by Da Flex
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Do you mind taking 5 minutes to explain this to me?
I'm not using it, so I can't explain much. Have a look at the last two pictures of the linked thread, and you can see the goal:
The user has Spotify on his mobile phone (second pic), and he connects it to the MPD add-on of LE (first pic).
He has been selected a HiFiBerry Digi2 Pro for audio output, which is able to play DSD. I'm not sure which codec is used to transfer the DSD audio from RPi 4 to HiFiBerry. An USB soundcard maybe works, too - I don't know.
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So I won't do a memory test yet.
From what we know until now, it won't hurt to do the test.
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021/08/10 06:01:57 [ 0.177350] sun50i-de2-bus 1000000.bus: Error couldn't map SRAM to device
Can you check the RAM somehow?
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I've heard about a bug, that actually breaks the system when no HDMI connection has been established. So it's definitely a good idea to try a different HDMI cable.
PS: Possible reason, why RPi OS boots: It doesn't use 4K resolution, but LE does. Make sure it's an HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 cable, if you connect it to a 4K TV.
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Is the RPi2 Nightly build suitable for the RPi3 as well?
Yes.
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Are you using HDMI-0 (next to USB-C) to connect to TV?
PS: You can post faster, but a mod (like me) has to check beginner posts before publishing.
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OK, if you say so . Does any other OS (like RPi OS) boot?
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Use Etcher to write the microSD.
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Could you please direct me where to get the version. Thankyou very much
He already did.
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- Add dtoverlay=hifiberry-dacplus to config.txt.
- Reboot.
- Select your new device for output on LE's audio settings.
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Thanks, those cables are OK. I think it could be a CEC driver problem on your NUC, and the planed USB-C adapter surely wont fix that.
- Activate debug logging at GUI (HUD will appear).
- Reboot with your active CEC devices (AVR / TV) attached.
- Login by SSH.
- Run pastekodi.
- Post the resulting link to kodi.log.
Maybe we'll see what happed to the CEC driver then.
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Are you using HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 cables to connect?
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It's an HDMI 2.0 adapter, so it can deal with 10 bit HDR by standard definition.
I assume you only test with a computer monitor until you've been purchased the HDMI adapter. The computer monitor doesn't have CEC, which might be the reason of not loading the CEC driver. If the display supports CEC, then it's activated by default on LE.
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Switch the video mode to always-on at Settings -> System -> Input -> Peripherals -> CEC Adapter.
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Most add-on dev's are at the Kodi forum, so I'm not expecting much feedback here.
Because it's not a very popular lib, I suggest to compile it yourself. I think compiling on Raspberry Pi OS is the easiest, compared to cross-compiling on x86 PC.
PS: Use the 64 bit version of Raspberry Pi OS to be compatible to LE.
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Is it still in-sync when switching off DRM Prime on LE 9.97.1?
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HDMI mode settings have been moved from config.txt to cmdline.txt since LE 10.0 Beta. Maybe you've been tweaked the config.txt to make the 2012 TV work.