No need to, it's not even loaded.
The message is from the systemd service waiting for the serial device node of the bluetooth device, but this isn't created at all on RPi2.
The systemd service file could probably be improved to avoid this warning but we just picked that service file from RPiOS and it didn't bother me enough yet to create a local fix for it.
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Hias
These are harmless, it's the bluetooth firmware loader service failing because RPi2 doesn't have BT. IIRC RPiOS shows the same warnings.
You can safely ignore these.
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Hias
run "mount -o remount,rw /flash", the flash partition is mounted read-only by default
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Hias
camelreef just wait a bit, I plan to update the RPi kernel after the issues from the clocking changes have been resolved
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Hias
Forget about the run section (this will only be on the installation image), just add "toram" to the end of the APPEND line, after "quiet".
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Hias
IIRC on x86 the file is /flash/syslinux.cfg and you have to modify the APPEND line (maybe in the run section)
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Hias
It would help if you tell us which system you are running LibreELEC on, the filename is different for RPi, x86, Allwinner, Rockchip etc
On RPi it's /flash/cmdline.txt
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Hias
Background info: On shutdown systemd tries to unmount all filesystem. But flash can't be unmounted as it contains the squashfs root filesystem (SYSTEM file) which is still mounted and being used (systemd/shutdown is executing from there).
In this case systemd shows a warning and remounts the filesystem read-only.
You can make this warning go away by appending "toram" to the end of kernel command line (eg cmdline.txt on RPi). LE then copies SYSTEM to RAM and /flash can be unmounted on shutdown. Note however that this needs about 150-200MB of RAM, so better don't use that if you run LE on a system with less than about 2GB RAM.
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Hias
Most USB HDDs should do that automatically, at least all my Western Digital ones (2.5" and 3.5") do it out of the box after 20 or 30 minutes.
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Hias
Yes, that's normal. Just ignore these messages, they are harmless.
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Hias
is there a ETA for 10.0.3 with your fixes, HiassofT ?
No, and there's a couple more issues (eg CEC which popcornmix is caring about) that need tackling before.
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Hias
Please test if this build fixes your issues https://www.horus.com/~hias/tmp/libr…759-4d9d4e2.tar
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Hias
Green dots are often a sign of a bad HDMI cable or too high overclock. A/V sync issues can have lots of different causes, too.
Start by uploading a debug log where you reproduced your issue.
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Hias
2.5A is fine, that's what the official RPi 1-3 power supply is rated for (RPi4 PS is 3A).
I'd recommend getting another official one.
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Hias
Change back gpu_mem to 76, with 512MB you waste a lot of memory and very certainly kodi runs out of memory because of this.
And use a better power supply, the RPi reports undervoltage, which can cause odd crashes as well.
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Hias
Please test with this build: https://www.horus.com/~hias/tmp/libr…759-4d9d4e2.tar, the issues sound a lot like the ones from this thread: Skipping/Stuttering on SD IPTV with 10.0.2
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Hias
Connect the DVB dongle via a powered USB hub.
Your SSD plus the DVB dongle need more power than the RPi can provide and this makes both of them unhappy
[ 46.808596] usb usb2-port1: over-current change #1
[ 46.903822] em28xx 1-1.3:1.0: reading from i2c device at 0xa0 failed (error=-5)so long,
Hias
No. Use the web interface, JSON-RPC or ssh.
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Hias