yes if you activated autoupdate, if not you can do it manually via the LibreELEC Settings or you can just download and copy the file into update directory - your choice
Posts by CvH
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Simple.
you could also say we don't know yet
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okay my guess
dvb_usb_rtl28xxu rtl2832 dvb_usb_v2 dvb_core (maybe without dvb_usb_v2 dvb_core)
you can test it before you enter it at your settings
systemctl stop service.tvheadend42
rmmod dvb_usb_rtl28xxu
rmmod rtl2832
#could work without that
rmmod dvb_usb_v2
rmmod dvb_core
if this works without any error message (could not unload ....)
then try to load the modules again (reverse order)
modprobe rtl2832
modprobe dvb_usb_rtl28xxu
systemctl start service.tvheadend42
then the adaptor should be shown again at Tvh - if something "crazy" happens just reboot your box (reboot at ssh)
if a error message appear pls post them - if this above does not work try to move the positions of the modules
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you can try with the addon I posted above where I added the SSD1306 driver/script
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pls do
lsmod | paste
because this generates an viewable log (you get an url), the copy paste method is not really readable
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its a bit tricky and different for every hw (tx linux)
I can guide you but you need a ssh connection.
lsmod | paste gives you an url with all needed information (for me)
You have basically some modules (drivers) that are loaded by the kernel, you need to find the right order of these modules to unload them.
Most of the modules have a depending at another module so they are blocked if you try to unload them if you don't do it in the right order.
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kernel updates etc could easily add support for stuff that wasn't there before
there should be no problem if you disable every suspend/shutdown (depending at your HW)
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looks strange, typically these kind of problems appear if the power supply is too weak or to much usb devices are connected (it is possible that the current LE version took a bit more power and brake problematic power supplies, we already see this)
could you try to just attach the DVB-Stick or add an usb-hub (that has his own power supply) and have a look if you can find this kind of messages
at your log
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I had similar problems, I had to remove my kitty/putty settings/profile to make it work again. Putty wasn't updating something and rejected connection without error.
You could try if you could ssh from an other box/smartphone or try kitty/putty portable.
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But running tvheadend on LE i get continuity errors.
at the same hardware ?
okay at Ubuntu but not at LE ?
because Sat>IP need no kernel stuff besides networkdrivers - would be interesting if it fails
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going to create new image with dvb drivers for kodi 17.4 ?
yes, we have a new system for Kodi18 (LE9) where you can use addons to add dvb drivers
I backport this to a current build as soon we are going 8.2 final
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could be anything
does it work at Tvh 4.2 ? Btw I just build it, if you found some bug pls report it here Issues - Tvheadend (pls include enough description/log that the problem could be followed from the devs)
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LE 8.0.x and LE8.1/2 are using the exactly same dvb drivers so there should be no difference.
As Afatech Technologies, Inc. AF9015 DVB-T USB2.0 is just the chip name I can't tell anything (they are available in a lot different configurations).
Could you provide some logfile ? HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC
Btw Tvh has nothing to do with your tuner, it just takes whatever is available at your system. Did you "upgrade" or did you start a complete clean config with Tvh 4.2? (Btw Tvh 4.0 is heavily outdated)
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dtoverlay=lirc-rpi -> dtoverlay=gpio-ir
disable lirc + reboot is enough to get it basic working without anything changed (keymap.xml might still be needed as not every button is used by default)
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it looks like your system goes to suspend -> then you need to unload/reload the dvb modules
disable everywhere the suspend (also at cec settings)
or
add your dvb modules to the unload list at the Tvh addon settings
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