Unfortunately, it could not be used. Always the GUI gets stuck in some place and then it is no longer possible to get away.
I think this will fix it: Allwinner: H6: Fix panfrost devfreq voltage adjustments by jernejsk · Pull Request #4318 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
AugustinPRIME Thanks for testing. PR was already merged, so I'll soon remove that test image because nightly image for OrangePi Lite2 is already available for download.
Your 4K/1080p issue seems interesting. I have no idea how this could happen. Can you give output of "modetest -c", "dmesg" and kodi log when it starts in 1080p?
I don't know, I don't have any Apple device.
masteripper Please test this image: LibreELEC-H3.arm-9.80-devel-20200406193658-656a0e2-beelink-x2.img.gz
It should have proper FW included. I need a confirmation it works, otherwise there will be no reason to merge it.
Support level varies and mostly depends how I feel currently 
Sorry only one available for the time being.
No problem, I found needed firmwares and already made pull request. It will need few days to get to nightly images, though (if everything checks out).
Here is relevant line:
zd1211rw 3-1:1.0: couldn't load firmware. Error number -2
So driver works, it just can't find proper firmware. I check what FW is needed. In the mean time, do you have another dongle to try?
So I am wondering if the UI slowness just due to the weak GPU on the Orange Pi PC or should I be looking for other problems?
GPU doesn't run at highest speed ATM, PR to fix that will be merged in following days, maybe even today.
levitsky86 Sorry, but I can't help you much with these two issues. First one seems like TV fault, but I can't tell anything for second one.
balbes150 Small correction, Kodi interface is 1080p max. even on 4K TV. However, 4K video is played without scaling on 4K TV. Regarding wifi drivers - thanks, but we had several PRs already for those drivers and all were closed. Common agreement is that there should be no more out-of-tree Realtek drivers. We could easily have them 20 at this point. Maintaining them is a nightmare.
BTW, I also fixed H6 H264 4K playback...
just put update file (.tar) or image (img.gz) in /storage/.update and reboot.
Ggive output of lsusb and dmesg after you pluged it in. That way it will be easier to determine which driver it needs.
I have few questions. How can I disable the CEC support? My Apple TV turns on every time I power up Orange Pi and I suppose that CEC is a problem.
Yes, this happens due to CEC. Check input settings, CEC related settings are there.
And is there any way to enable Wake On Lan using mobile app? When I press the button it says that the command is executed, but the board doesn't turn on.
No, sleep/wakeup in any way (button, remote, wol) is not currently supported. It may be in future.
And would I need to recompile th PVR Simple client Add-on every time after I update from Nithtly updated and/or to set up all settings again?
No, addon interface doesn't change so often. I think you're good for some time. At least until Kodi is updated in nightly images, maybe more. Settings should be preserved across updates. Not sure what happens to addon settings if addon is updated.
LuRu That seems to be python related crash and nothing connected to kernel/bluetooth directly. So at least from HW perspective all seems fine.
Is there a list of compatible USB Wifi adaptors.
Any USB WIFI adapter that is supported by Linux in general should also work here.
I have TL-WN322G V2 USB, is there a chance i caould somehow use it ?
Why don't you just try? It won't explode. Sadly, commercial name tells nothing what chip is actually used inside.
The only problem occurred when I paired the Sony BD remote (bluetooth). Then there was a crash. But since then everything is OK.
This means bluetooth in general works or not? Can you provide whole dmesg output?
I prepared test image for OrangePi Lite2. If responses are positive, I'll merge it upstream.
Image: LibreELEC-H6.arm-9.80-devel-20200404212626-7a86df9-orangepi-lite2.img.gz
Yeah, this is mostly issue with 1920x1080.
Yes, it's mostly clock driver issue, with all Allwinner SoCs. Depending on the setup, it might work for you. But most of the time it won't.
Vadim_0632 just to be sure, this is from TV or monitor which doesn't show image at all? It is 1080p display? If both of the answers are yes, then there are probably some troubles with HDMI driver. In the past, H6 boards didn't work well with my PC monitor (1080p) but now I can't reproduce it anymore. Anyway, if I'll have any idea, I'll let you know.
