Posts by lrusak

on a touch screen back is mapped to a long press

back on a touchscreen is just a long press

Could be to do with the fact that there is no default support for NV12 in mesa for etnaviv (last I checked it didn't merge).

I have a patch somewhere to enable YUYV output instead which etnaviv natively supports. This is the only other thing I can think of really.

Quote from rdorsch

lrusak Sorry my question was not how to get it to the storage or image, I do not know how to start it. Can I start it from the kodi UI? can I start it in an ssh session? do I need to write a systemd file and start it before kodi starts? Or something else?

rdorsch you will need to do it from ssh. You will need to stop kodi first

systemctl stop kodi

./kmscube -A -D /dev/dri/card0

or

./kmscube -A -D /dev/dri/card1

rdorsch just build the kmscube package and copy the binary to storage. You don't need to actually include it in the build

Buy a newer system. The NVIDIA GeForce 8300 isn't even supported by nvidia anymore.

EGL rendering is set in settings -> media playback -> video -> DRM prime render method.

And yes, you should be able to get nearly full speed 720p

You will need to use egl rendering for video playback but that will only work at about 15FPS. We cannot reliably do direct to plane rendering on imx6 because of restrictions with the planes.

check if WOL is enabled using ethtool

LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.80-Milhouse-20200220230737-#0220-g85b21f7.tar

see: LibreELEC Testbuilds for x86_64 (Kodi 19.0)

Don't blame the device. It's just really new so you need a very recent version of the linux kernel and other packages to support it

how are you issuing the WOL command?

it's impossible to know without any sort of logs. If you have a black screen I suggest using a UART adapter to capture the boot.

You need to use a nightly Milhouse LibreELEC build as that device is too new for the 9.2 version. Make sure the build uses kernel 5.5 atleast because that is needed to support the ethernet jack.

PS. That device is way overkill to run LibreELEC

yes it's possible to use rsync on LibreELEC, you typically have to use add the path to the rsync binary

via ssh you can use the bluetoothctl command

Most likely your PC has a better quality DAC already

The underlying pulseaudio/bluez combo has no way of knowing what is playing via Kodi. it simply consumes the data that Kodi sends to pulseaudio.

You should be able to just use LPCM instead and shouldn't notice a difference