Downgrade to LE 10.x for now. I guess it's a GPU frequency problem: Click!
Posts by Da Flex
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Account sharing is forbidden for DAZN. So in case you login from different households, they eventually block an IP.
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Maybe login procedure is different, depending on the country. I guess you're from Poland, and I'm from Germany.
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Maybe you switched from x86 Generic-legacy to Generic since the update.
Use Generic-legacy. You can apply the update folder method to switch.
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- Activate log level 1 by creating an advancedsettings.xml file.
- Use your box, until the channel switch appears again.
- On the same session, login by ssh, run pastekodi, and post the resulting link.
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It appears that a mod deleted the xrandr instructions posted above, is that because they were incorrect?
I've reactivated that post now. sudo doesn't exist, so we were thinking about copy & paste chat bots.
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2023-04-01 21:28:09.986 T:12386 critical <general>: [script.module.inputstreamhelper] ['ldd', '/storage/.kodi/cdm/libwidevinecdm.so'] cmd failed.
Re-install InputStream Helper.
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You can try those two points:
- disable DRM Prime
- in case you are using x86 Generic, switch to x86 Generic-legacy (update folder method)
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The screen shot mentions a loop device, that can't be detached. Maybe you have to unmount or delete a loop device.
Here is a documentation for Linux loop devices: Click!
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Try the Generic-legacy image. You can use the update folder method to switch among Generic and Generic-legacy.
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Works fine here (LE 11.0.1 / RPi 3B+).
PS: I'm using the DAZN add-on from KodiNerds repo. Maybe that makes a difference.
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Thanks. The shutdown procedure at kodi.old.log looks good to me.
Can you say something about your hardware drives, especially about /flash?
My current theory is that LE's installation drive has errors. There are free hardware diagnostic tools, which can run from USB stick. So I would run one of those tools, and check all drives.
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Stay with the passive approach, and use external WiFi. You will have no driver issues with this, because it uses the Ethernet plug:
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Looks like LE can't unmount all drives. kodi.old.log contains more info about the last faulty shutdown.
- activate log level 1 by creating an advancedsettings.xml file
- reboot
- replicate the issue by shutting down
- reboot
- login by SSH
- open kodi.old.log by using the editor: nano /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.old.log
- copy and paste the content to PasteBin
- post the resulting URL, so we can have a look
- close the editor by Strg + X
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I had a short conversation with developers. Nobody knows the cause of the color errors. The error I mentioned is very likely not the cause. So all I can say is, stay with Generic-legacy, until the next LE update appears. Switching between Generic and Generic-legacy should work, because all hardware drivers are the same.
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Thanks. Maybe an FFMPEG issue. A developer should have a look:
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Please have a look at that one. I have updated libreelec to its latest version and the problem occurs.
DRM Prime problem: