Posts by JerryPenguin
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Thanks for testing on a NanoPC-T4.
I am working on an update to linux v5.1.15 and will include initial H264 hw decoding support, aiming to have it ready later this week.
Thank you so much for your hard work,
I am already looking forward to the new package.
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No, one I'm using is the Rock960 image with dts extracted from GitHub - mrfixit2001/recalbox_rockpro64: Recalbox for the ROCKPRO64 board from PINE64.org
It's still on Kernel 4.4.154
No, one I'm using is the Rock960 image with dts extracted from GitHub - mrfixit2001/recalbox_rockpro64: Recalbox for the ROCKPRO64 board from PINE64.org
It's still on Kernel 4.4.154
That's just like me.
I use the Khadas-Edge image with the same DTB file from Recalbox.
Yesterday I tested the test image (kernel 5.1) of Kwiboo.
It already works fine and under kernel 5.1 the NanoPC-T4 is natively supported, so there is also a DTB file.
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I use a NanoPC-T4 (4 GB RAM, 8GB EMMC) with your rk3399-nanopc-t4.dtb:
Linux kernel boots: OK
Kodi starts: OK
Ethernet: OK
HDMI CEC: OK (out of the box!)
HDMI audio: OK
EMMC: not tested.
I hope that we will soon get a current version for testing with WiFi
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Is there already an image of LE with kernel 5.1 for NanoPC-T4?
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I copy the image with balenaEtcher to an empty SD card, mount it and copy the scripts locally.
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You can extract the shell scripts from the image of Balbes150 and customize them.
Then copy the scrpts to LE via SCP and execute them there in a SSH Session.
Unfortunately I haven't tested this yet. But it should work.
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Hello,
I had a similar problem.
I am using Balbes150 Image on my NanoPC-T4 (RK3399).
I was able to install TVH Server and it was running too, but the streams were unstable, jerky sound and crashes.
So I installed a TVH server on my QNAP and use the TVH client under LE.
This combination runs without any problems.
Greetings
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I'm sorry, but I don't know the BOX.
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You use the sleep command to pause within a script.
If you put the command in the background, the next command is executed in the script and the sleep command has no effect.
On my LE SBC I don't use crontab, so I can't tell you why @reboot doesn't work there.
On my PC with Fedora and CentOS @reboot works fine.
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You're right, my mistake, I should read better
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I had a similar problem with my WiFi, which I have solved now.
The built-in function in LE: "Waiting for the network" did not work there either.
Here I used the following script in autostart.sh:
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Display More# which host do I want to reach target=myhost # maximum number of seconds to try timetowait=4; # loop counter counter=0; # return code returncode=0; # loop until ping -i 1 -c 1 ${target} >/dev/null 2>&1 || ((++counter >= ${timetowait})); do returncode=$? sleep 1 echo "${target} is not reachable!" done if [ ${returncode} -eq 0 ] then echo "${target} is reachable!" else echo "${target} is not reachable!" fi exit ${returncode}So I wasn't dependent on a fixed sleep count anymore and with timetowait I don't get into an endless loop.
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That would be great.
I already miss CEC.
Good luck and it would be nice if you would share your successes with us here.
Best regards
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You seem to want to download your m3u file over the internet.
My guess is that at that time either no network is available or for some reason Dropbox is not available.
If you comment out this command, does LE continue?
Can you manually download the m3u list via SSH?
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Hello,
what does your script do?
Maybe you can post it.
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On my, NanoPC-T4 with the image of balbes150:
LibreELEC-RK3399.aarch64-9.1-devel-20190412110938-68723cf-khadas-edge
and my DTB
this behavior also occurs.
I'm sorry
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Anyone having Broken Video Orientation problem of videos taken in portrait mode (like from smartphones)? Videos plays 90° CCW, but stretched vertically.
I will try it today.
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