Posts by HiassofT

misanthropos please post a pastekodi log (ssh in, run pastekodi and post the URL), kodi log alone doesn't help much

Also please test with the following build and post logs, it includes the RPi kernel updates that just went into LE13:

https://www.horus.com/~hias/tmp/libreelec/LibreELEC-RPi4.aarch64-13.0-devel-20250729175340-1fdcbbd.img.gz

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Hias

We need logs and more info.

Is just the screen black (and you can still ping/ssh in/.. the system) or does it not boot ad all?

Are you booting from SD or USB?

What does the diagnostics screen show you when you boot with your SD/USB boot cards/devices removed?

I just reconfrmed toady, wrote the linked image to a Sandisk Extreme Pro 32GB SD card and my RPi4 4GB booted fine.

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Hias

I'm not seeing this issue here.

Post a log from the working 20250720-47e72e0 nightly (ssh in, run pastekodi and post the URL), then remove quiet from /flash/cmdline.txt, update to 20250722-633559d and post a picture of what you get on the TV/monitor.

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Hias

Make sure kodi is stopped (systemctl stop kodi) before editing any settings files, otherwise kodi will overwrite them on shutdown.

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Hias

Quote from myksto

I could check support pages yes but I tried with 3 different HDD: WD-RED 12TB, SEAGATE BARRACUDA 8TB, HITACHI DESKTAR 3 TB and all of them have the same "problem": when I pause a movie from LibreElec HDD spins down after few minutes.

These are all internal, not external drives.

Which enclosure are you using? Check with the manufacturer of the enclosure, very often (and in your case very likely) it'll be the USB-SATA controller in the enclosure that's responsible for the spindown.

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Hias

Check the support pages of your drive manufacturer. eg with external WD drives you have to use WD Drive Utilities on Windows to configure the sleep timer.

I'm have connected a 14TB WD MyBook and a 4TB WD MyPassport here on my RPi5 and both power down after half an hour of inactivity (that's the default sleep timer config of those drives).

If the drives don't shut down after shutdown check your BIOS settings and see if you can find an option to cut power to the USB ports after shutdown (disabling wake-on-USB might help, too).

I've also seen some USB hubs to interfere with spindown after shutdown, so if you use one also try with the drive connected directly to your PC.

so long,

Hias

We ship plain stock rpi-eeprom-config from https://github.com/raspberrypi/rpi-eeprom

If you have feature requests or questions please discuss it with the RPi devs.

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Hias

We managed to add back espeak-ng and it's now included in the latest LE13 nightly builds (starting from 20250611)

https://test.libreelec.tv/13.0/

Morphy please give those a try

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Hias

This seems to be a bug in the inputstreamhelper addon:

inputstreamhelper downloaded wrong arch of libwidevinecdm.so? · Issue #589 · emilsvennesson/script.module.inputstreamhelper

I started the Netflix addon after a long time, and I was prompted to update libwidevinecdm, so I followed the wizard. Once finished, I couldn't play the stream…

github.com

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Hias

Please test with the current 20250522 nightly. If it still doesn't work ssh in, run "pastekodi" and post the log URL.

https://test.libreelec.tv/13.0/Generic/Generic-legacy/LibreELEC-Generic-legacy.x86_64-13.0-nightly-20250522-021de5a.img.gz

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Hias

Use a proper power supply - I recommend the official one from RPi.

RPi throttled=0x50005
...
Feb 27 17:26:05.089246 LibreELEC kernel: hwmon hwmon0: Undervoltage detected!

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Hias

As written before: try a different cable (the official one from Raspberry Pi works well) and different HDMI ports.

You need the RPi to be able to read the EDID from the TV - then Kodi will show all available resolutions / refresh rates and you'll also have audio.

Also run "vclog -m | pastebinit" and post the URL.

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Hias

Elicity The fix for zooming HEVC videos on RPi5 is now included in the latest LE12 and LE13 nightly builds.

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Hias

Note that fkms has long been deprecated and is not supported any longer.

Don't use it to try to workaround whatever problem you have.

Start with using the current LE13 nightly with unmodified config.txt and make sure your bootloader is up-to-date (Settings->LibreELEC->Updates, reboot after enabling the update).

If this doesn't work remove the SD card, powerup your RPi and check the "display line" of the diagnostics screen.

Next to DISP0: HDMI you should see HPD=1 and EDID=ok.

If you see HPD=0 this means the hotplug detect line isn't working which is usually caused by a broken case (esp Argon One are well known for this problem), HDMI cable or HDMI adapter or HDMI port on the TV.

Test without the case, with a different HDMI cable and a different HDMI port on your TV.

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Hias

RPi devs managed to find the root cause of the RPi5 HEVC zooming issue and fix it.

The fix should be in LE13 nightlies soon https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/pull/9930

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Hias

You could try running the lircd.conf through lircd2toml.py to convert it into a toml file:

lircd2toml.py -o iffalcon.toml iffalcon.lircd.conf

then load it via ir-keytable -r (or add it to rc_maps.cfg) and check if it works.

If it doesn't work well you could use lirc on LE (yes, it's still there) - just copy the lircd.conf file to /storage/.config/lircd.conf

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Hias

Quote from palle_c

Just wanted to let devs know that nightlys after LibreELEC-Generic-legacy.x86_64-13.0-nightly-20250321-faee3d0 results in a "blank screen and no signal" again.

Looks like we need to wait for an updated nvidia driver - the current one didn't like the update to kernel 6.12.20

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Hias

Note that development of the Netflix addon ended about 9 month ago so I wouldn't hold my breath that this or any other issues ever get fixed.

See https://github.com/CastagnaIT/plu…09381ee7756783b

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Hias