Posts by trogggy

I deleted my question because it was stupid! Was thinking of sleep, not re-start.

I can see how that could go horribly wrong.

I use labels - but not 'storage'. It means I can run different versions on different partitions, and copy across machines easily. Using 'storage' as the label can cause issues if you end up with 2 'storage' partitions (eg you plug an xxxxELEC usb stick into an xxxxELEC machine.

As an alternative workaround for now you could use a different skin in the kid's profile and hide settings in that skin. Set a button or favourite to switch back to your (master?) profile.
Or leave the settings button where it is but rather than opening settings link it to a 'Don't even think about it!' notification.

The generic build has drivers for ION (and I guess ION 2) again now. I'm using a couple of revo r3610s, they work fine.

Quote from sweetspike

hi, i try login pi or root and openelec or librelec but no one of this works

sorry for my very bad english

libreelec not librelec.

Filezilla works for me on x86.

Quote from nickr

I think you are wrong David. OE can be used live, I assume LE can too.

That's not really what I mean Nick. If you use the 'live' option it needs a keyboard to start, it needs you to read the instructions (first time user!), any changes you make are lost when you finish. Does anyone ever actually use 'live'? I can't see a use case for it other than 'Does it boot?'

In the downloads section.
Extract with 7zip or similar to get the.img file, write with win32diskimager.
LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-7.0-Milhouse-20160322183009-#0322b-g2f1b279.img.gz

I've never understood why there's not an option to simply write an image to usb stick that runs on the stick. It would make no difference to me (in that I wouldn't use it) - but for people using OpenLibreELEC for the first time - or wanting to see if it runs on their hardware - the install process is overly complicated and probably off-putting.
If you could say 'Download that image, write it to a usb drive, stick it in yer pc and switch it on'...

Quote from sarcoptic

Still not working for me...trying to link to the RPi2 builds:
Index of /builds/master/RPi2/

Just results in never resolving. They still being held back yet?

Links work fine for me. Maybe try a different browser?

Quote from newphreak

We are aware of the issue, and looking for a solution. So far we haven't really found out what causes this.

Might sound daft but could having free (libre) in the header trip gmail's spam filter?

The downloads section looks like it should be pointing to Millhouse builds - but there's just a big empty space.
I'm guessing it should link to http://milhouse.libreelec.tv/builds?

Tried Generic so far - working great.