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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Posts by HiassofT
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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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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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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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Yes, that's normal. Just ignore these messages, they are harmless.
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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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Please test if this build fixes your issues https://www.horus.com/~hias/tmp/libr…759-4d9d4e2.tar
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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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2.5A is fine, that's what the official RPi 1-3 power supply is rated for (RPi4 PS is 3A).
Buy a Raspberry Pi 1, 2 and 3 Power Supply – Raspberry PiMicro USB power supply for Raspberry Pi 1, 2 and 3. This product is still in production, but is not recommended for new designs.www.raspberrypi.comI'd recommend getting another official one.
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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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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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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
Code[ 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,
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No. Use the web interface, JSON-RPC or ssh.
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ATM there simply is no solution for LE10/11 to use VNC.
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For 4kp60 to work you need hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 in config.txt and also enable "Ultra HDMI deep color" on the HDMI port in your TV's settings.
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This is a known issue in inpuptstreamhelper, see here https://github.com/emilsvennesson…lper/issues/511 - comments in the issue also contain a workaround
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Do you get a picture after you switch inputs on your TV? If yes it's a known issue, see here for a simple workaround until it's resolved:
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Nothing has ever beaten the 85ºC that one of my mk1 AppleTV boxes once reached
Pah, that's nothing. The poor quadcore i7 in my laptop is usually around 100°C (at which point it throttles a bit) after a while when building LE.
Critical CPU temp is 105° so although it's not optimal (thermal designs of laptops have their limits) it's also nothing to worry about.
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