Posts by cappsie

Thanks! I've followed the links to here which gives me an option to download the library itself libwidevinecdm.so

I'll do this later and let you know.

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ARMv7 4.10.1679.0 here if anybody needs

4.10.1679.0-linux-armv7.so

(just rename it to libwidevinecdm.so)

or

widevine_4.10.1679.0.orig.tar.xz

(extract and find the file in widevine\opt\WidevineCdm_platform_specific\linux_arm"

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Instructions for restoring the older version are here.

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I can confirm that restoring previous libwidevinecdm.so from backup solves the problem:

find / -name "libwidevinecdm.so"

/storage/.kodi/cdm/libwidevinecdm.so

/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/script.module.inputstreamhelper/backup/13816.64.0/libwidevinecdm.so

/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/script.module.inputstreamhelper/backup/13729.56.0/libwidevinecdm.so

/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/script.module.inputstreamhelper/backup/13505.111.0/libwidevinecdm.so

cp -a /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/script.module.inputstreamhelper/backup/13729.56.0/libwidevinecdm.so /storage/.kodi/cdm/

Instead of the not working libwidevinecdm.so version 13816.64.0, the previous version 13729.56.0 works right.

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I did a fresh install of LE 9.2.6 but it comes with InputStream Helper 0.52 which doesn't work. There is not an option to downgrade, even when I check Configure from dd-ons -> program add-ons.

I manually downloaded the temporary 0.53 fix but I'm at a loss on where to place it. It's zipped but either zipped of not I'm struggling to get Kodi to see it.

I would sincerely appreciate your help.

Thanks,

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I'm pleased to report the issue was one of power.

Please close.

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Thanks, all. I've ordered the official Raspberry Pi adapator.

It looks like the low power issue is the key. I found this: RE: Fresh instal of 9.0.2 raspberry 3 - after boot screen nothing happens

The power I'm using is 5.1v but crucially only 850mA. Looks like I need a 3.0A adaptor.

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Do you think it could be a too-low-power issue?

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Hi,

I used a 32Gb SD card SanDIsk Ultra - still the same. Built the card per my previous post, it boots, formats its partitions, reboots again, then goes into the reboot cycle.

Are there logs I can examine or perhaps switch on / increase the logging level?

Is there anyting else you can suggest or anything else i can do to tease out additional information?

Thanks,

Adam.

Hi,

I cannot find a similar post with my issue.

Using "LibreELEC.USB-SD.Creator.Win32.exe" I've written both images "LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-9.95.2.img.gz" and "LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-9.2.6.img.gz" to a Kingston 2Gb Micro SD card (at seperate times).

When booting, the LibreELEC splashscreen appears and the OS partitions the SD card and then, as expected, reboots itself.

The next time the Pi starts, the splashscreen is again displayed, but rather than loading fully the LibreELEC OS, the Pi reboots. The Pi then goes into a reboot cycle.

I tried using a different image writer but the same outcome presents.

All thoughts are welcome!

Thanks,

Adam.

Ok that's a shame. Those cheap unbranded dongles are rubbish.

Thanks anyways

Thanks. I ran:

# pastekodi

error=1 error_msg="Command not registered"

Use 'vcgencmd commands' to get a list of commands

http://ix.io/2ROO

I hope that helps? THe USB key seems prett generic.

That being said, I also purchased a LinkSys USB dongle which worked out of the box - I just needed to add the local Wi-Fi network and bingo. So, there are actually 3 wireless devices on the PI. The LinkSys works as does the on-board Wi-Fi chip, but this generic USB dongle still refuses, and that's the one I need to sort.

Thanks!

Adam.

Hi all,

I'm attempting to use a faster WiFi USB dongle with my Pi. However, I'm struggling to configure it. Can anyone advise the best way, please?

There are a couple of points that have been asked for, previously, below.

dmesg | pastebinit: http://ix.io/2RAn

lsusb | pastebinit:http://ix.io/2RAt

Is this that can be done with an add-on or is it command line?

Let me know, thanks.

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