its basically a wording thing, if you hit build from our github sources you get a devel image - besides the name there is the same content
kenmills uses the HDR builds from smp
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https://libreelec.tv/feed and https://libreelec.tv/feed.xml are available
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the pushing of the updated addons is not automatic yet, so someone needs to do it
currently the addons are still building so maybe tomorrow
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can you share the output of
dmesg | paste
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Create an addon that does those changes, and then restart Kodi?
yea some addon can do it too, not nice and likely not 100% failproof
likely easier to fix the bug at the settings addon that make profiles unusable
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I am using a NUC, that works with the HDR devel images...
The devel Image you are using is not LE10 - it based at a future graphic stack that removes the old x11 and enables HDR and goodnesss. This is not part of "official" LE10.
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Get an network sat>ip tuner and attach whatever device you like
No driver dependencies etc and just works - most of the times.
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in theory with some small script you can just reroute the paths
so
mv /storage/.kodi /storage/.kodi_user_xyz
mv /storage/.kodi_user_abc /storage/.kodi
just exchange the folder before you start kodi, problem here is that you can't select the profiles properly before you start kodi -
userspace is still running 32bit
for netflix and emulator, otherwise this won't work for ARM yet
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and a new website too, hope you enjoy
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kind of, we don't save videos, music etc too, we just backup the LE files
its something that could be improved the one or the other way
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With Kodi 18.9 on my (exact same) RPi4, the TightVNC (or similar) ran perfectly.
K19 uses completly different graphic stack, not saying it won't work - but you have to try it
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did you activated "crazy cat drivers tbs" at the dvb driver addon ?
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I ordered one (I need a case anyway), so I have a look if this could be done in libgpiod - then all those fancy dependencies are just solved.
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it just uses x-c1/install-ubuntu.sh at main · geekworm-com/x-c1 · GitHub
there you have 2 scripts and a systemd service, thats it basically
the only thing that looks missing is pigpiod
this is likely not needed at all but needed for the script
its tricky to "help" in such cases without having the hardware
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I updated the documentation, pls have a look if you can spot a problem at your config.
https://wiki.libreelec.tv/how-to/mount_network_share
UPDATE: tried with vers 2.0 and 2.1 as well - same thing. When I try 1.0 which is not permitted by the NAS I see a "warning" in the NAS logs, so a connection to the NAS is not the issue:
I would bet that you somehow still connect with smb1 - did you check that the files does not use dos file endings ?
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Just to let you know that the link to the wiki does not work anymore.
uh, that got lost at the merge to the new wiki, I try to recreate the entry today
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from a very quick look its basically the same stuff that was already done for the other RPi cases with a fan
its basically creates 2 batch scripts and calls a fan.py to make it work.
It looks very hacky overall, likely could be done easily using default linux commands etc.
