Posts by maxagaz

I have set the videoscreen.whitelist as indicated, then shutdown -h now and boot again the Raspberry, but this setting is removed at the boot and I even get back the configuration wizard.

Do you mean that I should insert manually this line :

<setting id="videoscreen.whitelist">0192001080060.00000pstd,0192001080050.00000pstd,0128000720060.00000pstd,0128000720050.00000pstd</setting>

to my config file and adapt it to my Philips 224E5QSB/93 screen (1920x1080, 60Hz)? If yes, how should I get the pstd figures corresponding to my screen ?

Screen reference :

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In attachment is the following file :

/storage/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml

I tried using Etcher but it doesn't change anything.

My current situation is that I have uncommented "hdmi_force_hotplug=1" in config.txt in order to get the screen working, but when I boot the Raspberry, I have a bad resolution, I need to just reboot once to get the good resolution.

I finally accessed my faulty guisettings.xml via ssh, it's in the attachment.

What should I change to fit my screen size (1920x1080) ?

I'm using the terminal, and "ls -la" doesn't list any hidden files.

I just have a lot of bcm*files, one "overlays" folder and some other files, I can't see any hidden .kodi folder.

I finally fixed my problem by uncommenting the following line in config.txt :

hdmi_force_hotplug=1

@Da Flex

I was going to try your solution as well but I couldn't find the file guisettings.xml on the MicroSD card.

The big fleshy thing also did the test to answer first boot questions and shutdown properly, but the result is always the same : impossible to reboot, I could never get a second boot.

Only reinstalling the system allows me to boot.

I tried with three different large screens from different brands, but I realized that my problem may not come from the screen itself by doing the following test :

1. Install the officiel LibreELEC-RPi2.arm.8.2.5 on a micro-SD card (32 GB) using the Mac OSX app.

2. Boot the Raspberry with this new LibreELEC system.

Result : It boots normally and ask first boot questions.

I didn't answer any question and just unplug the USB power supply and replug it in order to reboot the system, but then I get a black screen, no signal anymore.

Where could this bug come from ?

I have tried the last dev build of LibreElec and I still get the same problem, when I select my screen resolution, I get no screen signal after power off the Raspberry and boot it again. Is it a known bug ?

I've just installed LibreElec for the first time yesterday evening on my Raspberry Pi 2 and set screen resolution. Everything was fine until I powered on the Raspberry this morning, I get no signal on screen, but SSH and the Web interface are working. How should I fix this issue ?

My screen has standard DE-15 connection and I'm using an DE-15 <---> HDMI switch to plug it to the Raspberry Pi 2.