Number Start End Size Type File system Flags
1 1049kB 255MB 254MB primary ext4 boot
2 255MB 60.0GB 59.8GB primary ext4
Odd, I didn't think 8.2.5 and 9.0.0 would differ, but okay.
That partition table was probably created by an old OpenElec installation, I had the same problem, easily solved with a backup / fresh install / restore
At first thanks for replying...
1.So its better to keep it on my SD card...its not recommended because there is chance of bricking it or because of something else....
2. Exactly what i am going to gain by using a device tree....from what i read its a something like an instruction list for hardware...but other than that nothing....i have a NexBox A5(2G/16G) if this is helpful
You can also chose to boot LE from SD, and use internal for storage partition : [HOWTO] Boot from SD card, use internal memory for data
And you will continue to update the usual way
Just disable LIRC in LibreElec settings :
I will try first with the path substitution for some days... it doesn't change anything on your db, it's simple and totally revertable at any time 
I've been using it for so long that I never even considered changing the sources path.
Yes it's a workaround. However I'm using this trick for years without any issue 
According to your kodi.log you're using external Mysql database for your library, to fix the path stored in the database you should read this :
Hi,
You could try with 'path substitution ' in advancedsettings.xml :
Path substitution - Official Kodi Wiki
As an example here is mine for switching from samba to NFS (which is something you could consider too) :
<substitute>
<from>smb://NAS/</from>
<to>nfs://10.0.0.10/volume1/</to>
</substitute>
</pathsubstitution>
Thanks to you for your support 
If you catch a situation with double-presses again, please run these commands instead:
if you still need some feedback :
# ir-keytable -r 2>&1 | paste
http://sprunge.us/cibN
# journalctl -a | paste
http://sprunge.us/PjfNI can confirm it's quite random.. however disabling LIRC is the solution
Preferences -> LibreELEC section :
It's under SERVICES section:
Nothing special, I just update LE v8.0.2MR through the le-addon. After reboot the entry 'lirc' was present and active.
Same for me - LE x86_64_generic - NUC6CAYH
Hi all,
I'm not posting in the "bug" section because I'm not completely sure this is the case.
After installation of v8.1.0 BETA, key presses on remote are repeated twice; the remote is a Logitech Harmony Ultimate configured as MCE.
I now have disabled LIRC on LibreElec settings and everything seems to work fine, I'm just wondering if this is correct ? How everything worked fine with previous versions ?
Here is my kodi.log: UIZU
Thanks
Hi,
I had the same issue a few days ago; I also have the same configuration, with Logitech harmony remote configured as MCE.
I was navigating through Kodi settings, I think I entered "Peripherals" or "Devices" section in "System/Input" and my remote stopped to work (maybe I switched something about joypad controllers ).
I also tried to investigate the problem in terminal without any success...
I eventually solved just following the "Manual Update" procedure (just copied the generic update image to /storage/.update/ ).
Hope this could help you, however I'd also like to understand what happened.
MXQ Pro + S905 2 GB / 1 6GB
tested with 7.0.2.007 on USB - fully functional
Note : my box has a problem with ethernet, I had to set ethernet port at 100 Mbit, but I think it's an issue of my box (I had the same problem with Android firmware)
