Posts by doug

Whose C2 build? Try "le" for the password.

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And for the moment I will stick to 32-bit userspace because it gives better addon compatibility.

That's a really good point.

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BREAKING: The memleak in aarch64 builds has been fixed: jemalloc depend build by peak3d · Pull Request #11620 · xbmc/xbmc · GitHub .

Good news that the memleak/fragmentation is fixed!

A question from my total ignorance of the architecture....Will there actually be any performance improvement or feature benefit now that aarch64 can be used?

Check that Settings-System-Audio-Output configuration is not set to Fixed.

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Nope, tried. It doesn't work from autostart. But the same command issued from command line works. That means the syntax of the command or the formatting in autostart.sh is somehow wrong. Maybe it needs to be preceded by an "exec" or maybe some delay. I have no idea. If you do please advise.

Post the contents of your autostart.sh

I'm experiencing issues with 1080i 60Hz on my C2 running 7.90.009 too. It affects Live TV (stutters, freezes, crashes) and recorded programs (skipping doesn't work). I've seen other posts on the Kodi Hardware forum or Hardkernel forum indicating some low level coding is still required to get the C2 working with Krypton.

Normally, I'd provide some logs/samples showing the issue, but I'm heading out on a trip for a few weeks and don't have the time right now. Maybe upload some logs to pastebin or sprunge and post the links to them.

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linux: add PL2303 serial support to Odroid_C2 by chewitt · Pull Request #858 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub <= so it should be in v7.90.008 which is pending Kodi v17b4 release.

Excellent. Thank you.

So I compiled my own version of 7.90.007 and changed projects/Odroid_C2/linux/linux.aarch64.conf by adding "CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_PL2303=m" and my dongle now works.

Will the functionality (firmware/drivers) of the various builds eventually get aligned so they are similar?

Hello,
I just opened up my brand new Odroid C2 and started configuring it. I'm only having one issue... I can't get it to work with my Prolific PL-2303 USB to Serial dongle. I currently use the dongle with my RPi2 running LE. It shows up as /dev/ttyUSB0 and works no problem. However, it doesn't appear with the C2.

The C2 sees it:

LibreELEC:~ # lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 067b:2303 Prolific Technology, Inc. PL2303 Serial Port

But that is it.

Any thoughts on what is missing in the C2 compared to the RPi2? Do I need to compile my own LE with some kernel module? If so, any guidance would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Edit:
Digging a bit further, I see the RPi build has /lib/modules/4.8.2/kernel/drivers/usb/serial/pl2303.ko in it, but this doesn't exist in the Odroid C2 build. Searching github shows projects/RPi2/linux/linux.arm.conf contains the line "CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_PL2303=m" and projects/Odroid_C2/linux/linux.aarch64.conf contains "# CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_PL2303 is not set". Those .conf files indicate they are automatically generated; is there a package.mk somewhere that I could add to the Odroid C2 build to add that module?

Hi,
Is it possible to share a Pi's content (running LE) over USB to a connected Android phone? I use kodi in my van so my daughter can watch videos on those long road trips and would like my Android phone to be able to access the music on the Pi2. I guess this would be kind of a reverse MTP...instead of my Android files being visible to my Pi, it would be the other way around.

I've already tried sharing the files over wifi with a USB dongle, but the connection is flaky leading to stalls/pauses while the music streams. I tried this using Kodi as the player on my phone and it stalled all the time. I think the samba library kodi uses might have some issues. I also tried using a Music app called Samba player. It was a bit better, but still had stalls. If someone can think of a better, consistent method of sharing over wifi, I'm open to that too.

Thanks!

You've probably hidden "Add Sources" in Settings.

So, where in those logs did you manually trigger your library update? Did you turn off your libraryautoupdate services?

Your logs are incomplete. Actually, they are just full of a bunch of extraneous info that doesn't need to be there. Turn off/disable your library auto updates in movies and tv. Disable "Component Specific Logging". Manually trigger a library update. Then post a debug log.

You can't modify it there.

Copy the skin folder to storage/.kodi/addons. Rename the folder to something like skin.confluence.myskinname. Modify the "id" and "name" fields in addon.xml. Make your skin related changes. Reboot. Select your skin in Settings.

And, if desired, you can download a 17.0 compatible version for confluence from github.