Posts by balbes150

  • [S812] MIII Plus 2Gb\16Gb eMMC

    Update 20170225.
    Checked on MIIIPlus - wired network is working, WiFi - working both range, BT works. In the settings there is items for the sound in 5.1 and SPDIF, but I have no such equipment, so can't check.

    As part of your image there is a file "boot.scr" to activate the multi-boot on the Minix models.
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    Attention. In the latter case the image LE in the shutdown menu has several additional items. Mode reboot into Recovery - restart the TV box to factory system Recovery. Reboot with the install LE in the internal memory, restarts the system and executes the copy (install) the LE in the internal memory (without needing to use SSH). In this setup, the internal memory will be copied all the settings that are made when you run the system from that external media. Pay attention to the installation procedure in the internal memory test and possible unforeseen outcomes. Therefore, we strongly suggest to use this function only if You will have confirmation of the correct operation of this function on Your TV box, You just know that I will be able to restore the TV box when not full-time results.

    By the way, a question to those who are well versed in KODI how to bind menu items to a specific file on the media ? I studied the documentation on creating my menu in KODI, and couldn't find the check a specific file for the parameter <visible>

    List of boolean conditions - Official Kodi Wiki

  • [S812] MIII Plus 2Gb\16Gb eMMC

    Quote from traidor


    To activate the multi-boot on Minix. You need to manually create on the SD card directory "/boot" and transfer the file "boot.src" that would be so "/boot/boot.src". After that activate multi-boot method of a toothpick.

    But I just do that and ended on filesystem corruption error like I said .

    Have you tried to run from a USB flash drive ?
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    Quote from HaselnuesseTo


    Hey balbes! I can't get my wifi and bluetooth working on AKASO M8S. It's using a rtl8723bs combo chip.
    Could you update kodi to it's latest version? There're RC versions. You're using beta version. :)

    Thank you so so much for your efforts!

    Try the latest version of the image 20170224, there KODI (RC 17.1).

  • [S812] MIII Plus 2Gb\16Gb eMMC

    Quote from traidor


    Minix don't have multiboot. I tried to install LibreELEC-S812.LAN1000.arm-8.0.1.img with boot.scr in boot folder on sdcard.

    To activate the multi-boot on Minix. You need to manually create on the SD card directory "/boot" and transfer the file "boot.src" that would be so "/boot/boot.src". After that activate multi-boot method of a toothpick.
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    Quote from Skripo

    Is there some reason no one will respond?

    What prevents You to test it ? Perhaps others do not have such module.

  • [S812] MIII Plus 2Gb\16Gb eMMC

    Quote from traidor


    Installed latest version on Minix x8h plus and no wifi. I was updated from LibreELEC-S812.LAN1000.arm-8.0.0 installed on internal flash. Also tried to dual boot from extern sdcard but stock on file system corruption error.

    If You have enabled multiboot, You can use to write and run LE USB stick (for testing). They are easier to use and less mistakes.

  • img for booting from SD

    For such a script s805_autoscript necessary, that would be the content platform_ini had such a form
    Variables in the script and the file platform_ini interrelated.
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    # Parse command line arguments
    for arg in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
    case $arg in
    hdmitx=*)
    hdmitx="${arg#*=}"
    ;;
    hdmimode=*)
    hdmimode="${arg#*=}"
    ;;
    BOOT_IMAGE=*)
    BOOT_IMAGE="${arg#*=}"
    ;;
    boot=*)
    boot="${arg#*=}"
    ;;
    disk=*)
    disk="${arg#*=}"
    ;;
    esac
    done

    # Add information where to run LibreELEC from
    if [ -z "$BOOT_IMAGE" -o -z "$boot" -o -z "$disk" ]; then
    cmdline=$(cat /proc/cmdline)
    cmdline="$cmdline BOOT_IMAGE=/dev/boot boot=/dev/system disk=/dev/data"
    echo "$cmdline" > /proc/cmdline
    fi

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