A shot in the dark: you could try adding dtparam=eee=off to config.txt and see if this helps.
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Hi, thank you, that's good news, any information if that will be implemented on RPi3 too?
I tested on my RPi3B+ and it worked fine there, too - but you need to wait for a nightly build (the 20260919 RPi2 build doesn't include the fixes yet).
I haven't tested with the non-plus RPi3 but I suspect it won't work with it as it has a different wifi chip.
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Hias
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WPA3-SAE should now work fine on RPi5 and RPi4 with the latest LE13 nightly build
https://test.libreelec.tv/13.0/RPi/RPi5/LibreELEC-RPi5.aarch64-13.0-nightly-20260920-b68ee23.img.gz
https://test.libreelec.tv/13.0/RPi/RPi4/LibreELEC-RPi4.aarch64-13.0-nightly-20260919-b68ee23.img.gzso long,
Hias
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No, you can't install deb (or rpm, ...) packages on LibreELEC.
But you could run a docker container with a minimal Debian version (eg trixie-slim) and install the deb in there (eg in a Dockerfile)
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Hias
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Scroll up a bit and you'll notice it's inside a if SND_DRIVERS block
linux/sound/drivers/Kconfig at master · torvalds/linuxLinux kernel source tree. Contribute to torvalds/linux development by creating an account on GitHub.github.comso long,
Hias
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You also need CONFIG_SND_DRIVERS=y
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You need to update to the latest nightly image.
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Or install LE13 and use one of the browser addons to stream from the website - you'll need a keyboard and mouse though.
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v22 is now available in our LE12/12.2/13 repos
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v22 should be in our repo in the next few days, PRs are already merged
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Hias
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LE12.2 ships with the 575 series driver, which means Geforce series 700 up to RTX series 40 (RTX 50 series isn't supported as it would need a different kernel driver).
See the supported product list on the nvidia site: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/250991/
LE13 ships the 580 series driver, which supports about the same cards:
Driver Details | NVIDIADownload the <dd~LanguageName> <dd~Name> for <dd~OSName> systems. Released <dd~ReleaseDateTime>www.nvidia.comKodi doesn't support nvdec so video decoding support on LE13 is quite limited.
In general I'd recommend staying away from nvidia, you'll get a better experience with Intel/AMD (even on-board) - or use something like the Raspberry Pi 5.
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Hias
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Set the THREADCOUNT environment variable.
As a rule of thumb building LLVM needs about 1GB RAM per thread.
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Hias
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Hi there, I’ve got a question about the new option:
That's a kodi bug, the monitor selection should only be shown if you have multiple monitors connected.
I've opened a PR to fix that: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/29073
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Hias
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You seem to be missing the closing </FullscreenVideo> tag between </keyboard> and </keymap>
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Hias.
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IIRC Kodi's libinput keyboard handler doesn't handle BTN_ input events. Maybe a game controller addon might help, but that's not exactly my area - might be best to ask on the kodi forum.
As a workaround you could remap the BTN_ events using a hwdb file - see eg here: RE: [RPi3] OK Button doesn't work on H1 Remote
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Hias
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Quick heads up:
Google finally released Chrome for 64bit ARM and it's now available in our addon repo.
It should also support widevine (usually it's installed via chrome's component updates) so Netflix etc should work with it, too.
If you update Chromium (use the update function of the Flatpak addon) you should also be able to get widevine working.
I haven't been able to verify that myself (as I'm currently away from home), but in the past widevine was installed when you first visited a (streaming-) site that required DRM and then you needed to restart Chrome/Chromium to actually get it working - so try that, too, if it doesn't work at first try.
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Hias
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If you plan to use any 4k media stay away from the 1GB models.
Kodi can easily run into out-of-memory with 1GB just by scrolling through a (new) library when it generates thumbnails on-the-fly in the background and some files might not play at all with just 1GB.
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Hias
