LibreELEC Testbuilds for RaspberryPi (Kodi 18.0)
There is currently no 4.9.0 kernel support for the Hifiberry Amp. If/when Hifiberry address this issue the support for the Amp hardware will return.
LibreELEC Testbuilds for RaspberryPi (Kodi 18.0)
There is currently no 4.9.0 kernel support for the Hifiberry Amp. If/when Hifiberry address this issue the support for the Amp hardware will return.
No reasons not to use OS shares IMHO. They can perform better than Kodi shares as there is more flexibility at your disposal when mounting the shares. About the only downside is that OS shares might stop working whenever the remote server is rebooted - Kodi shares will be mounted as required so this is less of an issue when using Kodi shares. OS shares work best with a remote server that is available 24x7.
Copying KERNEL and SYSTEM from 7.9.010 tar to a 7.0.2 bootstick will give you a 7.90.010 bootstick so there's not really any point in doing that - just write the 7.90.010 image to your USB bootstick. The instructions I gave in the Kodi forum post were specific to my build and the current official release available _at that time_ (mainly because I don't provide image suitable for booting/installing), when upgrading a 7.0.2 or similar bootstick with the KERNEL and SYSTEM files from one of my tar builds is/was valid. However now that there are official releases available based on the latest kernel, that advice is obsolete and should not be followed.
Assuming the advice from Klojum doesn't fix the issue, can you test the following build: LibreELEC Testbuilds for x86_64 (Kodi 18.0) (click on the "Generic" link)
This bulds libcec in a slightly different way than normal and may resolve some issues (or have no effect whatsoever).
Can you try this build: LibreELEC Testbuilds for x86_64 (Kodi 18.0) (click on the "Generic" link)
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Which is what version? If Kodi isn't "seeing" the latest version then the version you have installed isn't the latest version...
rm -fr /storage/.kodi/addons/inputstream.mpd
rm -fr /storage/.kodi/addons/inputstream.smoothstream
Have you forced Kodi to check for addon updates? Sounds like you need to update your addons.
Gendo you're not building Kodi master (ie. Kodi 18 alpha 1) you're building Kodi Krypton - that's a different branch with Kodi 17 Beta 7.
LE master is only configured to build Kodi 17 Beta 6, and requires additional cmake patches to build later versions of Kodi (ie. Vhda, and PR11083 if you have any plans top build Generic).
Are you applying your own build system patches to LE, because it's unlikely the current LE cmake patches from PR768 will work without modification.
Dec 07 11:12:01 nkdslice sh[1675]: dispmanx_vncserver: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.38: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The libssl.so library in 7.90.009 is version 39, not 38, so you need an updated Raspberry Pi VNC add-on that uses the new library file.
I see "Raspberry Pi VNC 8.1.102 by Anton Voyl" in the LE repository (on a regular RPi2, not a Slice) which should be using version 39 and be compatible with 7.90.009.
Make sure your LE repository is up to date (force an update by clicking on "Check for updates" in the blade menu within the add-ons browser) and that you are then able to download 8.1.102.
valdi74 thanks, I've included it in my Generic test builds.
Post a link to your debug log.
Submit a PR to LE master, and let's review it on github. Even if it's not accepted it gets the changes out in public where others may find it useful for their own custom builds.
Not at the moment - I haven't seen this behaviour myself. The errors (16) still suggest a server-related issue.
This is fixed in LibreELEC 8 alpha (PR681).
lrusak: "textmode" will work on all platforms.