Posts by olivluca

Hello,

I have an AP and a repeater (both with the same essid) and a raspberry pi zero w running libreelec that seems to prefer the repeater. I'd like to force it to connect to the main AP, using the BSSID, searching for "connman bssid" I could find nothing useful.

in fact I could find a mailing list message written in 2014 where a connman developer says that nobody should care about this useless details since wpa_supplicant will connect to the best AP, but maybe things have changed since then and it is now possible to lock connman to a specific BSSID?

Quote from JoeAverage

a pointer to compile TvH myself ?

I don't know if it's still valid, but see here: Tvheadend nightly builds for LE

Quote from chewitt

NB: LE does not support update of legacy OS installs to the LE10 codebase, a clean install is required. If the Amlogic 3.14 kernel is detected during update we abort, and if you manually override the compat check the box will (guaranteed 100%) end up in a broken boot state.

I hope that at least the configuration of the various plugins can be copied over (I'd hate to have to reconfigure oscam/pcsc/tvheadend from scratch).

BTW, what's the status of the availink drivers? I see some progress in their github but they seem to be using a different distribution as a test bed.

I have a better mapping for the mecool ki pro remote, attached.

I mapped every key and It follows the layout of the remote (top to bottom, left to right), so it's easier to see the key associated to each function (Edit: er, the function associated to each key).

Since, AFAIK, there's no browser function in kodi, I mapped the browser button to KEY_NUMERIC_STAR which I configured to restart kodi.

Quote from Background

Which is not an issue in coreelec.

Well, I actually tried coreelec on this box and never really pursued it because I couldn't get tvheadend, oscam, pcsc and webgrabplus working (i.e. the things I need to work).

I didn't try very hard and I don't remember the specifics, maybe it was my fault (I'm using a self compiled tvheadend but I hoped the one in coreeelec was newer) but anyway, this image works.

Ok, I found a way to restart kodi with a remote key.

First I mapped an unused key (the lower lef "browser" key) to something that kodi recognizes (I used KEY_NUMERIC_STAR that kodi maps to star, at the same time I found the good code for the "dtv" key which is KEY_TUNER), then I created the file .kodi/userdata/keymaps/restart.xml with this content

Let's see if it works when it's actually needed.

Since this is the only libreelec with more or less working dvb drivers for my mecool ki/k1 pro I'm still using it.

I have a small problem though (not new but lately it has been nagging me): from time to time (well, quite often actually) when I switch the tv to the hdmi port where the box is connected, the screen is black.

There is a signal, kodi is still working (I hear the audio feedback if I press some key on the remote) but the screen is black. I have to ssh into the box and restart kodi, but that is not wife friendly.
I tried to disable the screensaver, using google earth as a screensaver (thinking it would keep the screen active) but nothing worked.

Any idea? Maybe I could bind a remote key to "systemctl restart kodi"? How?

Quote from chewitt

and we've been coaching Availink on their efforts to provide public and modernised sources for their demod and some related tuner drivers.

Thanks for this update, any link about that? Answer only if you have them at hand, I don't want to waste your time.

Quote from BTopbas

I have Mecool K1 Pro S905D device. So this version is will work with dvb tvh on my device? Or still in alpha stage? If still in alpha stage when will we see some beta or working (with dvb and addons) less buggy versions?

No, it seems there's no real effort to mainline the dvb drivers so it will either take a lot of time or never work at all. I might be wrong (and I hope to be).

Quote from CvH

afaik these drivers are not at the mainline kernel ?

I don't think they are, but I don't think they were in kernel 3.14 either. Anyway, it was just a way to answer the question if it had support for the dvb tuner in the ki pro.

Quote from erbas

I have the same question, I would like to know if this version supports KI Pro? DTV

I unpacked the image (didn't install it) and there's no aml_fe nor avl6862 modules, so, unless the modules have a different name under kernel 5.x or are available in a different overlay, I don't think it does.

Quote from balbes150

1. I'm not interested in" opinions " about which system is better or worse. Want to discuss it - create your own theme.

2. I'm not interested in advertising other systems. Want to discuss it - create your own theme.

3. I'm not going to persuade anyone to use any system. Everyone decides what to use.

Uh? Fran's message didn't say any of the above. It only complained that this image doesn't work for him. I agree it didn't express it in a "correct" way, but still it didn't say any of the things you mention.

I got Fran 's message by mail before it was deleted. I understand it can be annoying to read messages that appear to be repetitive and inflammatory.

I think it's more due to a non native speaker having problems expressing himself, but in any case it's not spam and removing it as such only reinforces the view expressed in said message.

Quote from CvH

^^^ example for Generic, for other archs see here Compile [LibreELEC.wiki]

I used PROJECT=Amlogic DEVICE=S905 ARCH=arm, working fine (I just wanted to test this patch that I only tested under x86).

It needed 13GB of space though

Quote from CvH

the folder 9.0 contains builds for LE 9.0 (currently 9.0.x)

I hate to sound like a broken record, but could you kick the build system to build a newer tvh for 9.0?

Otherwise, is there an easy way to just cross-compile it without building the whole distribution?

TIA.

Are you also rebuilding for LE9.0?

Quote from afl1

I already tried to upstream first patch to [email protected] on Feb 3, but no answer. It was pinctrl for tsin pins.

LibreELEC.tv/linux-99999-pinmux.patch at master · 150balbes/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

Yes, you got one:

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Thanks for sharing part of your work on the DVB demux support,
but could you follow the steps described in Submitting patches: the essential guide to getting your code into the kernel — The Linux Kernel documentation ?

The main point is to sign-off with your name and follow the standard changes format !

That's good advice, but I already have a box with integrated dvb