Posts by Albert

  • [RPi5] Problem mount HardDisk

    Hi,

    I have a few more questions.

    I would like to do a stress test to check the stability, i tried this command: journalctl -f | grep -i underv but it doesn't work.

    And I also wanted to know if it's possible to optimize the rpi, I'm not looking for OC, but to disable or enable useful elements or not. to reduce consumption.

    I'm thinking of the files config.xml and advancedsettings.xml

    Just optimize the device

  • [RPi5] Remote Not Working Since LE 13

    Quote from Da Flex

    The initialization of the CEC adapter has a bug. On your working LE 12.0.1:

    On your non-working LE 13 nightly (20241103-f662bea):

    Code
    2024-11-05 16:49:04.830 T:1046    debug <general>: InitialiseFeature - using libCEC v4.0.7
2024-11-05 16:49:04.830 T:1057    debug <general>: Thread CECAdapter start, auto delete: false
2024-11-05 16:49:04.830 T:1057    debug <general>: OpenConnection - opening a connection to the CEC adapter: Linux
2024-11-05 16:49:04.832 T:1046    debug <general>: Initialise - initialised peripheral on 'Linux' with 2 features and 0 sub devices
2024-11-05 16:49:04.832 T:1046     info <general>: Register - new cec device registered on cec->Linux: CEC Adapter (0000:0000)
2024-11-05 16:49:04.832 T:1046    debug <general>: Thread PeripBusCEC 140732832476800 terminating

    In the working log, the CEC adapter is registered at /dev/cec1, in the non-working log at Linux.

    I've already reported the bug to the devs. Stay tuned.

    Ok, if I can't do anything on my side. I'll wait with my rpi3 again

  • [RPi5] Problem mount HardDisk

    Quote from Da Flex

    Just update to the latest LE 13 nightly from SSH:

    Code
    cd /storage/.update
wget https://test.libreelec.tv/13.0/RPi/RPi5/LibreELEC-RPi5.aarch64-13.0-nightly-20241103-f662bea.img.gz
reboot

    Hi, I'm just discovering LE, is it useful to do it every night? Is it a “stable” version ?
    And if I make a backup of version 12, can I come back to it without worrying ?

  • [RPi5] Problem mount HardDisk

    Quote from chewitt

    The NTFS-3G add-on should be in the LE repo (at least the LE13 repo, it might not be merged for LE12 yet) under Services. There's also an NTFS-PROGS add-on in the Tools section which has some of the utility binaries.

    Drives that disconnect and reconnect on their own normally trace back to bad power supplies and/or bad USB cables.

    Searching on github I found it. It is in .mk format. But on libreelec I don't see anything at all, in service, extension program....

    My drive is powered by an independent power supply. I programmed the enclosure so that the drive stops spinning after 5 minutes when it is not working. But that is a question.

  • [RPi5] Problem mount HardDisk

    Quote from chewitt

    LE automounts local devices via udev and remote devices through systemd .mount units: /etc/fstab is nothing more than a stub file to stop some binaries complaining that it doesn't exist. It is not writeable since it's inside the read-only squashfs SYSTEM file.

    If you haven't unmounted the NTFS filesystem cleanly from the current device it will probably be in a "dirty" state and that needs to be cleared on Windows using chkdsk.exe before you can attempting mounting under Linux again.

    Have a look at the NTFS-3G add-on in the "Services" section of the LE repo. This (added in the last week) add-on overrides the in-kernel driver and uses the older NTFS-3G userspace driver approach used in older LE releases.

    Yes, the clean disk is recognized, but if I modify it, add a file, it is no longer. Moreover I notice that it disconnects and reconnects it quite often, I don't know why it does that. For the ntfs-3g addon, I can't find it in the repo ??

    Can I install it manually ?

  • [RPi5] Problem mount HardDisk

    Quote from chewitt

    The only mention of a USB drive device in the system log ^

    The "Media removed, stopped polling" makes me suspect power issues. You can add "usb_max_current_enable=1" to config.txt and see if that makes a difference. Note that RPi5 needs a decent PSU (official one is recommended).

    Hi,

    My hard disk is powered by the HUB power supply, then I use a HUB to connect it to the RPi 5.

    HD > HUB (PS) > RPi 5

    only the microsd is powered by the RPi 5.

    i've done some quick research and i see that there are problems with nfts disks.

    because when I put my hard disk and microphones back on my RPi 3, they don't appear any more either. so the problem also occurs on my RPi 3, whose setup I've had for many years without a hitch.

    when I run a check on my Windows it detects errors that it corrects, and then the disk goes up it goes up, but if I reboot and remove then put it back again.

    So I don't know what's going on with libreELEC to make it do that. :/