Posts by Glennza

Where/how did you disable it?

Doesn't seem to be an option for it on my router (TP-Link AX1800). Is there a way to disable it in the adapter settings in Libreelec?

My little Celeron-based box running a recent Nexus nightly has a RTL8821CE and runs reasonably reliably. Sometimes I have to restart as it fails to connect and the list of available wifi networks is empty. Always connects after restart (although if I refresh the network list they will disappear again.)

The RTL8821 driver has been in the nightlies for quite a while.

Thanks for solving this problem. I used your instructions to do the same for my G20BTS remote. However; "70-local-keyboard.hwdb" didn't work for me so I added the lines to the existing "99-osmcrf.hwdb". The README file in that folder states that "

your files must be named 99-xxxxx.hwdb", so I don't know if that's why it didn't like it? I am on 11 nightly (Dec1).

It's this one, if anyone else need to do the same

G20BTS

evdev:input:b0005v2B54p1600e0000*

KEYBOARD_KEY_c0041=enter

Quote from mglae

This looks similar.

Very helpful, thanks

Quote from abxcvb

I got the same problem with this remote (BPR1 model, simplest one):

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100500420….2576f19cHxTbSj

Any luck?

Nope. I asked about it over on the Kodi forum in the thread for the Key Mapper add-on. No response (so far).

Hi guys,

I have searched and found a few similar threads but no solutions.

A couple of years back I bought an G20S RF remote for my LE box (PC/Generic) and it works perfectly. Recently, I bought a couple more. Also G20 models but "Pro" (more buttons/backlight/bluetooth). The new ones have an issue with the "OK" button not being recognised.

If I go into Keymap Editor, it does register the OK button but it is not the same five-digit format as the rest of the keys. So, Global/Navigation/Select Item is set to 016839168 but doesn't work!

Apparently, this is something to do with the remote sending a "KEY_ENTER" instead of "KEY_OK"?

If Kodi is registering the button press there must surely be a way to map it to "Select"?

As others have found, If I turn on the airmouse, the OK button functions normally (but I find it difficult to control ).

Any advice would be much appreciated!

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Quote from Klojum

You could try copying the EDID file from the TV/monitor via the getedid script, here is how: Custom EDID [LibreELEC.wiki]

Thank you!! Worked perfectly.

Quote from hagaygo

I understand you mean by "force" that HDMI should output always even if no device is connected on boot.

If so i guess your only chance is via BIOS settings (if you cant find any , try to update BIOS).

Exactly. Much more succinctly put. Guess it can't be done at a software level then.

Hi, I'm new to Libreelec and have been trying to work out how to force HDMI on a Celeron mini-pc.

All searches seem to bring up the same thing: add a couple of lines to config.txt. I think I'm right in thinking that this is only for Raspberry Pi?

How do you do the same for generic Libreelec?

Many thanks!