Posts by quosek

Quote from chewitt

The danger of hijacking other people's threads is people get confused. The OP had an RPi3 .. and you have different hardware.

In both cases the current Linuxserver container appears to be armv8/aarch64 only which means it will not run on any current LE release. It will run on the LE12 nightly for RPi2(3) boards as we switched to aarch64 there. It will not run on any Generic image which needs x86_64.

There are probably other container sources out there if you look for them.

thanks, I'll try to search for other containers (but till now - it does not look like LibreELEC is having a huge amount of documentation related to docker)

about hijacking threads - I'm used to asking in existing (similar) threads instead of creating new ones. On many forums the policy is to open new thread only if there is nothing similar to your problem.

Quote from MiKa

Mmm.

I do get the impression that there's something about Docker on RPi 4.

Is it still functional?

They seem to have given up on an aarch64 implementation to switch to some armv8.

Any info on that and how it might affect Docker based add-ons generally speaking?

In this case it's AMD processor (it's T630 thin client)

Is there any other way of installing torrent client on LibreELEC ?

Quote from chewitt

^ that's a DNS resolution failure. You might need to investigate Docker comms.

Any resource I could use ?

And on machine using LibreELEC DNS resolution works fine - ping registry-l.docker.io shows me proper IP address (44.205.64.79)

So it's not problem with DNS on machine, this might be something with docker configuration (but I know nothing about docker so I'm not sure where to look to fix the problem)

Quote from chewitt

Your DNS server failed to resolve "registry-1.docker.io" so the pull failed. Fix the network issue.

I'm not sure if it's the problem

When I try accessing URL via browser: https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/linuxserver…6764444740ae01d

I get:

Quote from elonesna

This is my SSH command for install transmission for docker:

docker run -d \

--name=9091-transmission \

--net=host \

--cpus=0.5 \

-e PUID=0 \

-e PGID=0 \

-e TZ=Europe/Paris \

-e USER=transmission \

-e PASS=libreelec \

-e DOCKER_MODS=linuxserver/mods:universal-wait-for-internet \

-p 9091:9091 \

-p 51413:51413 \

-p 51413:51413/udp \

-v /storage/.config/dockers/transmission/config:/config \

-v /media/5TB-HDD/.transmission/downloads:/downloads \

-v /storage/.config/dockers/transmission/watch:/watch \

-v /media:/media \

--restart unless-stopped \

linuxserver/transmission

replace 5TB-HDD with de name of your partition on external disk

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Can you help me ?

I've installed docker, I've used your script (modified storage options, etc) but I'm getting:

Unable to find image 'linuxserver/transmission:latest' locally

docker: Error response from daemon: Get "https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/linuxserver…6764444740ae01d": dial tcp: lookup registry-1.docker.io on 192.168.1.1:53: no such host.

See 'docker run --help'.

I was hoping that docker image will be auto downloadedbu it looks like there is some problem

thank both of you

Avoiding additional remote is the best option, I'll try purchasing IR receiver (or maybe I'll find it somewhere in my "old tech boxes")

Hi,

I've been using for years OSMC on Rasbperry PI 3B. But with newest codecs it was no longer able to play all the videos, so I've decided to replace it.

I've purchased HP T630 thin client, I've just installed LibreELEC on it and almost everything works except ... tv remote.

My TV is connected to T630 using HDMI cable (same I was using for RP) and HDMI to Display Port adapter (this machine does not have HDMI port, it only has DP ports).

Is it possible to have working TV remote while using Display Port ?

If not - what is the best alternative (for now I'm using mouse but it's not user friendly - if you want to pause the recording you need to hit "pause" button which takes time) ?