lollo78 upload a sample video that causes the crash. You should also have a crash log in /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi_crash.log which you could upload to a pastebin site and post the link.
Posts by milhouse
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SMB2 should be active on your Windows 7 PC by default, but this guide describes how to enable/disable SMB1/SMB2 if for some reason your SMB2 support is not enabled. You should definitely consider disabling SMB1 support in both client and server.
Your LibreELEC client should connect successfully to your Windows 7 share (with SMB2 server support enabled) with the following settings:
CodeWINS server : 0.0.0.0 Minimum protocol version: SMBv2Maximum protocol version: NoneUse legacy security = falseas this would configure LibreELEC to connect using a minimum protocol of SMB2_10 (aka SMB 2.10), and maximum up to (currently) SMB3_11 (aka SMB 3.11) which is the default maximum protocol for the Samba client in LibreELEC. The above settings will avoid establishing SMB1 connections which are a widely exploited security risk - even when the server has no support for SMB1 if the client is configured to even attempt to establish an SMB1 connection then SMB1 can still be exploited (think: WannaCry).
As Windows 7 does not support better than SMB2_10 you will connect only with SMB2_10 when communicating with a Windows 7 server using the above settings. However if in future you add another more recent server, eg. Windows 10, then with the above settings you would automatically start to establish SMB3_11 connections with that server.
If the above settings do not work with your Windows 7 PC then you've not configured the SMB sharing in the server as per the release notes (eg. not added username/password and enabled password protection in the server).
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It's telling you why - the ARCH for RPi2 is arm (not ARM).
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The better solution would be to debug the /usr/bin/cputemp script and determine why it isn't using the correct temperature for the Radeon GPU and your Intel CPU.
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patriccote: Read the 8.2.1 announcement as this contains details about the Samba changes. Network browsing is no longer supported, and you must add a username/password to any Windows Samba server share (anonymous access to shares is no longer supported). If you've already added the sources on one client then just copy sources.xml to all your other clients, there's no need to re-add them via the GUI. If you've already created passwords.xml then copy that file too.
You haven't explained what your "lesalon" server is - is it Windows or something else? The default SMB client settings in LibreELEC 8.2.1 should work with most modern Samba servers (including Windows 7+) but old insecure Samba 3.x servers can cause problems.
I don't see any attempt to access smb:// content in your Kodi log. There are no errors, nothing useful.
Make sure you enable the Advanced or Expert settings level to access the Services > SMB client settings.
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I'm sorry, it sounds like you need to learn how to use git first - try using Google to find suitable tutorials that will help familiarise you with git and how source code control works and then the LibreELEC wiki page might start to make more sense to you.
I'm unsubscribing from this thread as you seem unwilling to describe anything about what you are trying to achieve and only ask the most basic questions that are explained in the wiki.
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Do you want to build a specific commit? If not, skip that step - it's given AS AN EXAMPLE of what you could do not what you should do.
You still haven't explained what you are trying to do - you might end up building LibreELEC only to find you didn't have to.
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Those instructions are correct.
I suspect what you've done is use "git checkout 7.0.2" (or similar) which is given as an example of what you can do, but is not what you should do.
To build the master branch just use "git checkout master".
If you want to build our release branch, use "git checkout libreelec-8.2".
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"git checkout master" then build LibreELEC.
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right now my compilation is going on,once this compilation is complited then what is my next step to dumped this source file for hardware(
64-bit x86 compatible device, e.g. Desktop PC, Intel NUC, ATOM))
I'm sorry I don't really understand - Is that a question?
Nobody knows what you are trying to achieve so it's hard to say what your next step would be.
Personally I don't know why you are trying to build libreelec-7.0 as you'll get no support for that as it's dead - you should be building libreelec-8.2 or master.
If you are building LibreELEC only to rip stuff out of it (so that it is no longer LibreELEC) then you're pretty much on your own and will have to work problems out for yourself (IMHO).
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There is no confusion - LibreELEC is described as "Just enough OS for Kodi".
If you want a "JeOS" without Kodi then find an alternative "JeOS" to LibreELEC, or feel free to remove Kodi from LibreELEC.
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Just delete the sources/cpu-firmware folder from your LibreELEC repository and try the build again. If the cpu-firmware tarball fails to download then its because the old libreelec-7.0 source for the tarball is is no longer valid, which isn't really very surprising.
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Post a link to your complete log, but you seem to be building from the libreelec-7.0 branch for some unknown reason.
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It would help if you didn't snip logs (you've cut out useful information), and didn't claim it was a 2TB drive when it isn't (it seems to be 3TB) so clearly the kernel isn't always seeing the full capacity. If the kernel isn't detecting the full capacity every time I would suspect another dodgy bridge chip.
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There is no 10-bit support in LE 8.2.1 for RPi as this requires Kodi 18.
10-bit H264 and H265 is working well in LE 9 test builds.
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Ah OK, so once LibreELEC NOOBS is installed then NOOBS uses the standard LibreELEC upgrade procedure for subsequent updates - that should be fine then. Many thanks.
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Is the change in partition labels (and/or tar files) likely to cause any problems for NOOBS users upgrading their existing NOOBS installation from an older version of LibreELEC? For example, a NOOBS user upgrading LibreELEC 8.2.0.1 (with longer partition labels/tar files) to LibreELEC 8.2.1 (shorter partition labels/tar files)? I've really no idea how NOOBS performs an OS upgrade.
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