Posts by Da Flex

Quote from titoasi

somehow my logs are 100MB long, I will try to eplicate the issue with a smaller log...

We only accept complete logs. If too long, split and upload all parts to PasteBin.

We had an internal discussion about this. It's on the to-do list now.

jbeandroid We don't accept log snippets.

NickC Remove all banned add-ons and repos, and post another log after this. We don't support infected systems.

Yes, it's in the .kodi/temp folder. It's also possible to use SSH file transfer, but more difficult.

Quote from titoasi

Do logs persist after reboot? Or they start loggin on each boot? Because then I don't see anything that caused the crash

kodi.log contains info about your current session. If LE crashes and reboots, kodi.old.log contains the crash.

Because pastekodi only works for kodi.log, I suggest to upload kodi.old.log to PasteBin, and post the link.

I only use SSH login and nano editor to read / write / create files.

titoasi Remove all banned add-ons and repos. If the problem remains after this, post another log.

I would disconnect the fan for testing, and see whether you still need the workaround to avoid a reboot. If no workaround is needed after this, then something is fishy with the fan.

There is a chance that you've connected your fan wrongly, and that has caused your reboot issue. The fan eventually generates some voltage on a pin, which triggers a reboot.

So whatever fan you have, RTFM, and connect it wisely.

Quote from hagaygo

dumpkeys is missing on libreelec i guess, from quick googling did not find way to add it , any help would be appreciated.

I can only guess that dumpkeys is needed by the script to create a keymap.

You have to read, what dumpkeys (click the link) does, and find a workaround.

Our Wiki has instructions, how to create a keymap manually. Maybe that's your workaround for dumpkeys.

You still haven't described your used hardware and LE version, so I'm not wondering that little help is coming in.

Quote from titoasi

Is there a way to check/ log what happens?

Quote from ezhik

CEC setting: switch to "ignore", if TV is switched of -- devs might consider to set this behaviour as default, as faulty CEC behaviour seems to be quite common

I also use this setting. I don't think default settings will change because of that issue. Default means perfect world.

LE 10.0.5???

If your fan has an on / off mode (only two contacts in use), then you can apply the same wiring and software, like for the status LED. Switch it on by the auto-start script, and after shutdown the pin goes (hopefully, in your case) back to default state, which means off for the fan.

Good to hear. In my link at post #2 I gave instructions, how to power on / off a status LED. That's usable for your fan problem, too.

Use the default skin. It might be a wrong function mapping on a custom skin.

Disable the CEC adapter on the input settings (click on it, and deactivate it). I think RPi gets a CEC wake-up call after shutdown.

If you need CEC, only deactivate CEC wake-up functions on those settings.

If that doesn't help, provide a proper kodi.old.log, like I said above.