... Ok so it looks like the right hdmi port (when looking from front of box) has an issue booting on a monitor, could be an audio thing. When I booted with left HDMI it worked.
I had a similar problem with RPi4. Plugged into right HDMI and no audio. Spent a while (too long) checking settings. Then plugged into left HDMI and everything was fine. I was happy that it worked and haven't looked any deeper since.
You could try deleting the .cache folder, it holds network info and perhaps other stuff too.
Changing temperature..? The RPi3 runs a little faster and needs a bit more electric power.
Happy to try. Where is that particular folder located?
Successfully switched SD Card from RPI2 to RPi3 and everything appears to be running faster and smoother. However, Kodi/LibreELEC appears to be still reporting the old hardware under System Information, Hardware. Is there a way to get this to update? I notice the CPU temperature is changing.
Solved. Used the Disks utility on Linux Mint to remove all partitions from drive and then did a full format on it. When I opened the drive, there appeared to be a single partition with the new label. When I deleted that, there seemed to be another partition with the old name. Disks did not give me the option to delete that so I formatted it.
Yes, I have noticed that occasionally "Available Versions" is empty when I get an update notice. I always figured it was just a connectivity issue with the repository.
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Automatic Updates -> manual
Available Versions
Click on version you want.
umount
check mount table before you try to umount devices. You might be disconnecting something that is in use. /dev/sda is only first detected scsi/sata disk. It does not have to be your usb drive.
That's subtle! Thanks.
Checked already. /dev/sda IS the USB drive that I can't unmount.
Anyway, umount worked where unmount didn't but it didn't resolve my problem. When I plugged the USB stick in again, the RPi "saw" it as the old drive/label/directory structure. Is there some file that needs to be edited or deleted?
I'm running LibreElec on a RPi2. A USB drive that I use to transfer files (the old fashioned way) is seen by LibreElec as a previous incarnation (Linux Mint distro) of what it is now. I understand that this has to do with the drive being mounted and that it has to be unmounted. I have successfully connected to the RPi2 using ssh but get the following when I try to unmount the USB drive:
LibreELEC:/ # unmount /dev/sda
-sh: unmount: not found
Any ideas or pointers? TIA.
