Posts by sam-y

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I'm not sure what the underlying issue is, but the workaround will be to redirect the output of sed to a new file and then move the new file to the original filename and perform the change in two steps not one.

I'll try it.

I don't think the Fritzbox is the problem. This works with all my other devices in the same way. When doing the same from my notebook it's the same "slow" fritzbox.

Hi,

i'm trying to add or search/replace text to a text file that is stored on a network device that is mounted in LibreELEC. I have this error:

sed -i 's/text1/text2/g' /var/media/fritzbox/file.txt
sed: can't move '/var/media/fritzbox/file.txtusnupr' to '/var/media/fritzbox/file.txt': Permission denied

It looks like sed is trying to create a temp file (file.txtusnupr) and failed when renaming the temp file to the real file name. Both files (temp file and source file doesn't exists after running sed). I have this problem with sed in general when the source file is on the network device. It works with local files. But it's no problem to create or delete or edit a text file with cat or nano.

This is the output of 'ls -lh'

drwxr-xr-x    4 1000     1000        4.0K Jun 23  2023 data1
drwxr-xr-x    9 root     root       36.0K Oct  4 17:18 data2
drwxr-xr-x    2 root     root           0 Mar  3 22:03 fritzbox

OK, this works. Thank you.

Hi,

on Ubuntu with Bash when i want to read from a variable in "while read" it's possible with:

while read line; do
 echo $line
done <<< $var

This doesn't work in a shell script (shebang = #!/bin/sh) on LibreELEC. I get the error:

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syntax error: unexpected redirection

When i try '<<' instead of '<<<' there is not error but also no echo output.

It's an AsRock AM1H-ITX.

Is there a list of supported GPUs?

Is used a Nvidia graphic card month before. This worked. The only thing i had to do was to switch to pci graphic in bios settings. So i don't thinks it's a problem with the bios settings.

I can't disable igpu but switch between PCI and igpu.

Hi,

so far i used the iGPU of my AMD GPU. Now i tried a new graphic card (RX550) but i could start LE. I tried the installed LE and tried to boot from a new install usb drive. The graphic card works, i can see the mainboard start screen and bios. I also can see the first message of the install drive but then the screen is black. Is the GPU unsupported?

Hi,

i want to use HDMI-CEC to control the Pi with teh TV Remote but i don't want to turn on/off the TV when i turn on the Pi. Is this possible?

This works for the most of my videos. I have some film that i encoded 10 or more years ago and i can't remember the x264 settings i used. Some of that old videos have the same problem. Can the problem occure when some special x264 settings are used?

Just to understand this correctly: The settings in "Settings / Player" is for the playback of a Video and in "Settings / Display" for the Kodi interface and NOT for Videos?

Its Generic_legacy, my mistake.

The stuttering is not the "normal" stuttering when playing a 24fps source on a Display with disabled adjust-refresh.

"Adjust display refresh rate" is set to "always".

Do you mean adjust-refresh in "Settings / Player / Videos" or "Settings / System / Display"? Its enabled in video settings.

There is no 1920p24 in the whitelist. All other you mentioned are enabled.

Hi,

in "settings / display / framerate" the framerate is set to 50fps. When i Play a Video with 24fps after pausing the Video i have micro stuttering for a while. I don't have that Problem when the Video has 25fps. Is there a Solution for that Problem?

I use LE 11 generic. My Mainboard is AsRock AM1H-ITX. The Mainboard has onBoard-HDMI but i use a Nvidia GeForce GT 710.

LE is booting in the normal way. I though that i can run efibootmgr even LE was not started via efi. That doesn't work? Is there an other way to change the default boot in efi once?

That is not the same. The user is trying to boot with Grub. LE doesn't use Grub and the easiest Way is to use efibootmgr.

I have LibreELEC is installed on a SSD and an other Linux on a second Disk. Default boot option is LibreELEC. I want to reboot into my second Linux from LE and tried "efibootmgr". There is an option to change the default boot once for the next reboot of the System. When i start "efibootmgr" there is this error:

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EFI variables are not supported on this system.

How can i fix that?

Hi,

i'm not sure whether my TV is supporting all HDMI-CEC features. I installed LE on my Raspberry Pi 4 and i could control kodi with the tv remote. Can i test the functionality on the command line (connected via SSH) to make sure the TV is supporting it?

Gappens with all kind of text files. Larger files, smaller files, all files.

OpenSSH on Ubuntu 22.04.

ssh root@<libreelec-ip>

in the terminal.