I have an Alfawise A95XR1 so I needed to make my own dtb in order to get leds working but after that it seems to work very well except for HD audio passthrough, it's just silent, but works it well if I disable passthrough for TrueHD and DTS-HD. Other passthrough works fine.
Make sure you have selected the correct device (default could be spdif output). Send a log anyway if you can.
Libreelec uses the latest LTS version of the mainline kernel (i.e., the official one, not the RockChip one), which is available when the stable version is released.
The 6.12 kernel will (probably) be used in libreelec 13, which is currently still in development.
Is there any official way to install LE to the internal eMMC ?
Official no, so if you have problems (in reality, it's very unlikely that you have them), you may not have support. But if you want to install it in your internal emmc, just write an image of Libreelec (previously saved on a SD card) with dd after starting it from the SD card.
Rockchip CPUs, if they find a bootloader in the internal memory, start with that and possibly try to launch the operating system from the SD card.
but if I remember correctly your vendor's bootloader (which is the one you have with the Android installation) is not able to launch the mainline bootloader (which is the one used starting from libreelec 11) and vice versa. you can see this from the fact that libreelec 10 works instead (because it has the vendor rockchip bootloader) and also the unofficial builds you mentioned.
where I've added some optimizations that I will send upstream. I did some testing and it works very well even in 4k. let me know if you notice anything strange.
the main changes are - ddr4 at 800mhz - I improved the infrared receiver support by adding some remote controls that I created over time thanks to the users of my build for rk3228 - I increased the gpu frequency to 500mhz - I enabled the multigen lru in the kernel
In any case, and without any definite planning, I'm working on some small improvements (having said that the 4k problem is a known problem of the kernel used in libreelec 12, which should be okay with libreelec 13).
- added RTL8189ES wifi driver (thanks Lochnair for testing) - various fixes and improvements - finished porting from libreelec 11 - reintroduced wpa_supplicant as wifi manager (iwd has problems with bad drivers that I have to use) - updated to latest libreelec source
My Apple type-c to headphone adapter doesn't show up as an audio device in settings. I did check lsusb and it does show up there so not sure what's up. This also happens in LE11. Currently my workaround is to use a cheap optical/coax to 3.5mm converter, which works with the SPDIF output.
After some research, I read that the device actually activates when you connect a device via 3.5mm jack. Can you please try? In the meantime, I'm trying to understand if some drivers are missing.
Wifi still doesn't show any networks to connect to. It's never worked on LE11 either. Mine has the RK3228A + ESP8089.
I saw that the driver loaded correctly. try disabling and re-enabling networking from the libreelec configuration tool. I don't think this is the problem but also make sure you have wifi networks in 2.4ghz mode because the chip does not support 5g and higher
I saw that you use 4k resolution. Comparing Kodi Nexus with Kodi Omega is difficult, but the processor may not be able to handle the UI smoothly at such high resolutions. For now, I advise you to try with a lower resolution, leaving the switch to the player that increases the resolution only when needed.
At this moment I don't have a 4k device for tests, perhaps in the future I will be able to further optimize the performance even if a lot depends on the work of Kodi developers who care about less powerful devices.
your device has an internal emmc so should works, but I only recommend it to those who know what they are doing. I prefer boot from an SD card because I can decide the capacity and in case of problems I simply replace it (which you can't do easily with internal memory)
- if you can produce a boot log via serial connection (I see from the photos that you have a cable connected so perhaps you already have a uart available)
- the exact version of your android firmware (even better if you have a download link)
- model of your box - version of the android operating system - possibly a photo of the motherboard - are you sure it's an rk3228 box? my builds support only booting from an SD card and maybe only some particular models have problems
1) It plays some videos but it freezes every few seconds, I tried to make the cache bigger but it didn't work. 2) Some videos don't play and I've attached a picture of the screen and logs
from the log you sent, I saw there are errors with your multimedia UPNP server (ums?). I used minidlna for a while but never had any problems. I'll try to install it and do some testing even if it could be a kodi bug.
3) I couldn't find the AC3 and EAC3 passthrough option that was previously in AUDIO. I saw it in the player but it didn't work, I couldn't get 5.1 sound like I had in LE11.
I know.. the porting of libreelec 11 is not completed yet.
thanks to the experience gained with my builds of libreelec 9.2.x and the work of the community (rockchip and more), I'm sharing my unofficial build of libreelec for boxes with soc rockchip 322x.
** BIG FAT WARNING ** ** I won't waste too much time on the subject of pirate streaming. Know that it's not tolerated by me. ** ** I will try to help with legal addons (which I don't develop directly anyway). But if you have problems ** ** with other kinds of addons, nothing personal, I will ignore you. **
Libreelec 12
FEATURES - Kodi Omega 21.1 - mainline kernel 6.6.46 - mainline opensource GPU driver - legacy u-boot - boot from SD - ir receiver (it works, but if your remote is not recognized, follow this guide https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/ir-remotes and share results) - support for wifi chip SSV6051p, ESP8089, AP6255, and others if supported by mainline kernel. - hardware accelerated video decoding (mpeg2/h264/hvec/vp9). only FullHD tested because I don't own a 4k tv. - analog audio - DDR3 frequency scaling
WARNING: The upgrade from libreelec 11 is tested, but a backup is recommended and in case of problems a clean install is suggested.
Copy (via ssh,samba, etc etc) the desired build into the folder Code
Code
/storage/.update
and reboot the device.
INITIAL SETUP To allow booting in most cases, the image uses a generic device tree. This device tree doesn't have support for ddr3 ram, doesn't turn on any LEDs, etc etc. However, it's possible to change the device tree by choosing from the supported devices list with rk322x-dtb-switch.sh command.
Code
rkelec:~ # rk322x-dtb-switch.sh
usage: /usr/bin/rk322x-dtb-switch.sh [list|switch|help]
show show current device tree
list show available device trees
switch [device tree] switch to a device tree
help show this help
sample session
Code
rkelec:~ # rk322x-dtb-switch.sh switch rk3229-box-v88mars
Device tree rk3229-box-v88mars founded
Are you sure(y/n)?y
Mounting flash rw
Switching dtb
Mounting flash ro
Switching is ok, now you need to reboot!!
KNOWN ISSUES - some strange wifi chip - some strange USB Wi-Fi chip (I can add it if you help me) - NAND (this is the hard part and the only legacy piece that remains)
SUGGESTIONS - without your logs, I can't try to fix anything
