Note that this ^ is a one-way upgrade as the RPi5 kernel that LE is using will not boot an RPi4. It's not impossible to recover from (mount and overwrite some files with the RPi4 image equivalents) but .. that's fiddly.
So, i will order a Pi 5 + new Power Suppy on Monday. This will replaced my PI 4 with LE 11.0.3.
To upgrade:
- Full Backup
- Upload via FTP img file for Pi 5 to ".update" folder
- create in ".update" folder ".nocompat" file
- turn off
- Plugin USB Stick into PI 5 - restart
- Hope
I haven't tested it myself yet but a manual "cross grade" on RPi4 (copy RPi5 tar/img.gz to the /storage/.update folder and also create a ".nocompat" file there, then reboot to install it) should work fine.
so long,
Hias
Same process for a installation on a USB 3.0 Stick?
Kodi still has the intent to make a 20.3 release but there are complications with shipping another K20 Android release via the Google Play store as Google now requires a minimum API version that's higher than K20 implements (and each API bump typically requires some finessing in Kodi code). The route forwards hasn't been agreed yet.
If/when/once https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/pull/8181 is merged support will be in nightlies; although personally I'd still prefer the team to focus on an LE12 release; while LE11 compiles fine I'm not sure anyone put some testing miles on it and users expect "stable" releases to be, well, stable.
Hi,
seems, PR is merged into Master.
Am i right, that LE will release a 11.x version?
Hi HiassofT
what do you think about a LE 11 support for PI 5 ? Is it possible?
If yes, must we have to wait for a Kodi Nexus 20.3 release?
Oh man,
I just received my RPI4 on Friday, to find out that there's now an RPi5 on the way.
Take it for a Pi-Hole 
Display MoreLE 11.0.3 pre-dates the RPi5 release, so no
We are still thinking about if or how we include RPi5 support in LE 11 (eg 11.0.4).
Background info: we've been testing with LE12, which runs entirely 64bit code and can take advantage of several nice optimizations (eg accelerated deinterlace) which are only available on 64bit.
LE11 on RPi is entirely 32bit userspace code though. Adding 64bit support to it would open a can of worms (lots of the addons would need updates etc) so likely I'll have a look at doing a 32bit LE11 RPi5 build as this should be easier to achieve (fingers crossed).
so long,
Hias
Yeah 
Time for next donation
Will LE 11.0.3 run with a raspberry Pi 5 ?
Hi,
ah ok 
I dont try this setup and i dont know, if this USB Port is an Output Port.
Can you give them a try and post your results here?
Your thoughts are wrong.
You need the Mirabox to grab the screen from the source and send this Infos to the Rasp4. (Hyperion must be installed) to get Ambilight.
Source --> Splitter IN -->
--> Splitter OUT 1 --> TV
--> Splitter OUT 2 --> Mirabox IN --> Mirabox OUT --> PI 4 USB 3.0 IN
Display MoreHi,
just want to say "Thank you" to the developers that permanently work on improving LE.
I tried a new nightly image and was thrilled by the amazing "new" sound.
Same movie with an older nightly and a recent nightly same setup and configuration - difference like stereo to surround
You guys do a pretty good job!
Cheers
What do you think about a donation to Team LibreElec?
No, Team will release a blogpost.
No bigger problems. Rockchip and Allwinner still have to be tested.
Unimportant 
A quetion about more than 2 weeks Pre-release 11.0.2 and internal testing ... are there problems with this release ?
The two device you posted cost $100 together and I need a set for each of my $35 raspberry?
Yes, it seems so if you have more than 1 TV.
I think that this is worst software regression I came across in my lifetime so far.
Uff, hold on und be aware, that this a open source project (like LibreElec) ! Support and development
is continued by volunteers at no cost. It would be more appropriate to make a donation to Hyperion NG or Libreelec and hope someone will sit down and develop this in their spare time.
What I don't quite understand is the hyperion function broken for every device that can run LibreELEC or is it only about the raspberries?
You can install Hyperion NG on a Raspberry Pi 4. Since LE 10 and 11 the graphic driver has been changed. In setup of Hyperion you can choose external grabber to grab the screen.
Hi wolve
i was in a similar situation. My setup is via external grabber and Splitter.
Forget cheap grabbers etc. This is crap an going to be broken after few weeks.
Here my grabber and Splitter - works good without any issues more tha 1 year - with LibreElec 10 and 11.
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07G84G7VF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B083JVPXDY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
