Posts by duck7000
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I noticed this behavior as well, also on x86 hardware, and also with a Yamaha receiver (it has no firmware upgrade possibility's)
LE 10 was fine, it started with 11 so i think this has something to do with kernel change or the change to gbm?
I settled for now due to lower the light intensity on my tv
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On my system the solution in post 2 doesn't work for me.
I have x86 hardware and mce remote and i have to use this to make it work like it used to be:
Code/storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/remote.xml <keymap> <global> <remote> <power>ShutDown()</power> </remote> </global> </keymap>@devs
Or can you add a setting in config where you can set the behavior of the power options like it used to be? That setting is still there but it is now used for shutdown timer while it used to be to choose the default action of the power button.
I understand why you made this change but many users are used to how it works before this change
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Thanks for your explanation.
I never knew that only 10% of the users use a x86_64 devices (i do) so yes it make more sense then to keep everything in general.
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It might be a good idea to create a separate support thread for raspberry pi?
with sub threads for different versions perhaps
Now all support threads usually end up in general but it is sometimes hard to see what hardware is involved in a specific thread
Just a thought
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tokul pi zero has fixed ram memory..
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Is that with a Syno NAS using DSM 7.0 ?
No with Ubuntu server 20.04 so it may not be relevant here.
Through the gui i can't even browse the network, gives error not available or something.
I thought it may be related to this issue.
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On my libreelec generic Nfs is not working through the gui either, if i edit the sources.xml file manually it works flawlessly
Just my thoughts
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AFAIK Most likely your bios does not support modern implantations. I got the same warnings from a gigabyte z77 motherboard.
It shouldn't have any effect on the working though, only that some/all acpi (power management options) not or partly working
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That is very strange, i use makemkv addon on standard libreelec 9.0.1 and it works flawless.
Possibly it won't work on 9.1 or 9.2 because the build environment has been upgraded, but there is a version for 9.1 i believe
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What version of libreelec are you using? There are different makemkv versions for different libreelec versions at the download link
If you follow the instructions it should work, but i'm not the maker of this addon, just the compiler guy for libreelec 9.0
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There is a new version of makemkv 1.14.5, would you be so kind to update the makemkv addon?
I compiled this new version for libreelec 9.0, so if you are interested let me know
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You have to ask 5schatten for that, i only compiled it to be working on libreelec 9.0
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FWIW
I use a Antec Fusion 430 case, it has a built in ir receiver that supports mce protocol (rc6)
I use it with a remote controller like the one HiassofT mentioned
Pay attention to the display, the early ones don't support rc6 protocol (the ones with green vfd display)
The later ones with the blue display are fine, although the display itself is pretty useless in my opinion
This works in LE but you have to install imon mce addon first, it is in the standard LE addon repo.
The eject button does not work, but can be added with a custom keymap. Instructions are in this wiki: Infrared Remotes [LibreELEC.wiki][]=remote
Here are my remote files but the key codes could be different imon_mce.zip
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You have to remove the front panel completely (3 screws at the top inside the case, and 3 clips at the bottom) be careful not to break them.
Carefully remove the panel and lay it flat in front of the case but use something soft to protect the front panel from scratching.
Remove the lcd assembly by removing the 3 screws.
Remove the lcd panel from the assembly with the screws.
carefully cut the wires that come from the lcd panel to the pcb board, 1 on each side. (one should be enough, but i cut both)
I did remove the flat wire too.
Maybe it is enough to only remove the flat wire between the lcd and pcb, but i haven't test that.
By only removing the flat wire the lcd will probably be lit, so that may not what you want.
Use google to find images of how it will look and search for antec imon lcd
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Well, i do have the same case, and after trying for ages, i physically disabled the display by cutting it's wires from the lcd board.
Under Windows modifying the config works and the display goes off but i never got it working in Linux.
Besides the point that the display is utterly useless, but that is another discussion.
I have chosen this way because i do want to have the remote support.
The remote support works fine in LE, by installing the imon addon
If you also don't care about the remote function, then disable the whole display by removing it's power and/or usb connector
