Link to SRF radio audio kodi addon.
Looks to be by same dev as SRF tv but no longer maintained.
May still work or needs updating??
browing, the video will show you how to update eeprom.
browning, Have a look at this video where the RPI5 can network install with raspberry pi imager. You can choose libreelec install from in imager.
sh33p0mat, Can you check VPN in another addon to see what happens?
Have you tried using ethernet connection?
Does pm4k addon not try again after failing?
sh33p0mat, Have you set VPN to start in libreelec before kodi using the VPN manager monitor tab.
Modifies the start up procedure of LibreELEC to start the VPN connection at the same time as Kodi. Requires that at least one connection has been validated.
Be aware that if your openvpn connection takes a long time to connect then it maybe that Kodi starts up before the openvpn connection has been established. I don't see this on a wired network using PIA but your experience maybe different.
Once Kodi and subsequently the add-on has been started, if an openvpn task is found to be running a notification will be displayed to inform the user a VPN connection is running. If no task is found, and there is no VPN connection then a further attempt to connect will be tried (with the usual set of notifications or connecting and success or failure).
Ipswich, maybe some info in here.
Have you tried this?
mattza, What is the make and model of the two laptops you are trying to install too?
As a test can you pair bluetooth in libreelec as in this video?
Perhaps the Kodi addon for Home Assistant would meet your needs.
LeVraiRoiDHyrule, Bluez is included in Libreelec at version 5.66. If you look at the libreelec github page it is located at /packages/network/bluez.
topsy, thanks for copy of settings. Is the address of 192.168.0.2 your ip address of the box you installed mariadb on? Log shows [email protected] as what it's trying to connect to.
lojelo, glad to hear you got it working. Here is an explanation on fast boot and how it affected your attempts to do a install from usb.
BIOS is the first software loaded and it defines how the hardware should work, regardless of the OS.
Modern BIOS, specially UEFI like yours, has some "BIOS drivers" that are temporary loaded till the OS takes control and load their own drivers.
On boot, those "BIOS drivers" can take some time to be loaded and then replaced by OS drivers. Fast Boot or Partial Initialization, doesn't load "BIOS drivers" to save time but the hardware won't work till the OS is loaded.
I found out that the overall saved time is little so I have set "BIOS drivers" to Full Initialization (Fast boot=Off).
lojelo, did this ssd ever boot in this machine? Can you connect a usb drive or regular harddrive and see if it recognizes it?
topsy, a copy of your advanceedsettingsd.xml would be helpful.
topsy, here is link to setup, it may help with troubleshooting. https://kodi.wiki/view/MySQL
alrama, here is a link with info on usb not working on raspberry pi. once you get sd card up and running with raspberry pi os you can use for debugging the problem. https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=53832
