Hmm, just checked the sample on my Linux laptop with VLC and mpv and there are blocking artifacts at around 15-17 seconds - so there seems at least to be an issue with the recording. Do you see other artifacts at different timestamps with LE?
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Thanks a lot for the sample!
I'm a bit busy with my daytime job ATM but I'll have a look the next couple of days, not sure if I manage to check before next weekend though.
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Can you share a short sample / recording that triggers the issue?
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There were a lot of changes between 9.2 and 10 (completely new graphics stack on RPi, python 2->3 change etc) so it was a gamble if upgrading worked or not - hence our decision to not officially support it. LE10->11 should be a lot smoother (still there might be issues with addons, they have always been the main obstacles).
Migrating just your movies/music collection isn't too hard (search the forum, there have been detailed discussions about it).
Basically stop kodi (systemctl stop kodi), delete all MyVideos and MyMusic databases in .kodi/userdata/Database, copy the latest versions from your old installation there and also restore .kodi/userdata/sources.xml, then reboot (or start kodi again).
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First of all you should have done a clean installation of LE10, upgrading from LE9.2 isn't supported.
Secondly, I'm the main RPi developer / maintainer so you can trust me that using the LE10 nightly builds will work fine - they contain several important bugfixes since LE10.0.2.
Thirdly, don't restore a backup from your LE9.2 or LE10 installation, they will pull in your banned addons (and probably other stuff that will cause issues) and you won't get support here.
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Do a clean installation with the lastest LE10 nightly from here: https://test.libreelec.tv/10.0/RPi/RPi2/
You have tons of banned addons and wizards installed, don't install them again - you won't get any support on this forum if they are present.
If the issue persists then post new logs.
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Check out https://rpilocator.com/ (or subscribe to their twitter feed to get stock updates).
Semaf (in Austria) currently has 2GB RPi4 in stock
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4k H264 files are not supported on RPi - use H265/HEVC files for 4k.
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Sorry, all I know about the sundek driver is that it exists and as it's closed-source binaries (i.e. not built for LE) it could be anything.
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so to prevent FS corruption you need to either
- shutdown the RPi (system will umount all mounted disks)
or
- in an terminal run "umount /var/media/*" or better "sysnc && sync && umount /var/media/*"
before unplugging the disk.
Or just use the "remove media" option from the context menu in the video files view.
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Booting is handled by the bootloader in the RPi's EEPROM.
You can configure where to boot from (SD, USB, network) and then it'll search on these devices for a FAT partition (on SD/USB) containing firmware files (http://start.elf/fixup.dat).
So if you don't have a FAT partition on your 6TB the RPi won't boot from it - the bootloader will scan through the USB devices and spin it up though (to read the partition table).
cmdline.txt on the boot partition then determines which partitions LE should use for boot/flash (pointing back to the boot partition) and storage - by default these will be the ones from your LE installation (eg on SSD).
During bootup LE will then scan for all USB devices and mount all partitions (except boot/flash and storage, which are already mounted) in /var/media so you can access them - here your 6TB HDD will get mounted.
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You could try using the official RPi imager tool to write RPiOS or LibreELEC to the SD card, IIRC it will do a verify pass after writing the image to SD card
Other disk imaging software might have a verify function, too, if yes use it to verify if the SD card is actually OK (SD card, card reader on your PC could all be faulty meaning you would be chasing a ghost searching for an issue on the RPi side).
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Just run pastekodi again, sometimes the paste-site has hiccups (I've seen that lots of times myself).
Black screen can have lots of causes, just do a forum search and you'll find plenty of hints and/or answers.
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Broken RPi, SD-card reader or SD card are all possible causes for the symptom of not blinking ACT LED.
An easy standard thing you could try is inserting and removing the SD card a couple (10 or 20) of times - that'll clean contacts and it might start working again.
Also make sure the SD card locks in nicely, the spring-loaded SD card slot on RPi2 was a PITA and often failed.
Trying with yet another SD card, also with RPi OS, would be another option.
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This sounds like the RPi can't read from the SD card - see here for more info
STICKY: Is your Pi not booting? (The Boot Problems Sticky) - Raspberry Pi Forums
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I have a similar issue on a Rpi3. I have stutter, no video when playing back X265 files using kodi matrix 19.4. I was sure I had viewed the videos previously, so I dug out an older version. This works flawlessly. Don't know if this is a OS or kodi issue, but reverting back to kodi 18 sorted me.
That's a different issue, accelerated H265 decoding is no longer available in LE10 on RPi2/3 - see the release notes
LibreELEC (Matrix) 10.0.2 - LibreELEC
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Please read the OP before replying with an answer.
I have read your post and the linked thread, please read my posts as well and try what I suggested.
First of all the first thread you linked to is rather old, and while systemd-inhibit can still be used it's recommended to configure that via logind.conf.d
There are actually two different things in play: one thing is system(d) handling of power/sleep/... buttons the second one is how kodi should handle those.
You need to solve the systemd handling first. stop kodi (systemctl stop kodi), run evtest (from system tools addon) to find out the input device of your remote and then run evtest --grab /dev/input/eventX (replace eventX with the one matching your remote) and press the power button on your remote - this will tell you if it's sending KEY_POWER or KEY_SUSPEND or something else.
Then setup logind.conf to ignore that key. Reboot, stop kodi again and verify that your system does not power down when you press the button.
Once you got that working you can start configuring kodi.
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Hias
CvH is there a guide somewhere on how to update to current Kodi master branch version when building LE for RPi?
In theory that would be really simple (change version to latest kodi githash and update or comment-out the SHA256 line) but with recent kodi versions there will be a conflict with the PR20006-gbm-colorspace-and-bits-per-pixel patch which needs to be updated (I can have a look but not before next week or so).
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