I'll look into it. Hopefully it's trivial
Posts by lrusak
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Display MoreHi...
Straight to the point after trying for 2 days and many software...
Why can't we choose custom partition size from installer.
This is really bad for most of us, because we loose bunch of time trying doing so... and you know it.
Would be simple for you to put a choice of 512, 1024, 2048 MB for the first partition and the rest of the drive for the storage!After many research on this i finally opted for the ubuntu live cd.
Tried GParted it and it focked it up.
Tried Gparted it again and reinstall in a pre partitionned ssd with 1024 and the rest of the drive....Seriously? Read your own thread and If you judge that what in it is helping us you are leaving on another planet.
Tell us how, in a simple way or do it as a choice at installation time.
A very frustrated user restrain in his own computer by you!Thank you!
It would probably be more helpful for you to actually explain what problem you are trying to solve. Why do you think you need a larger partition size?
If you really want to you can just install LE manually.
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I have a python3 in image cause I'm using different scripts for IoT and smarthome. I guess I could take a shot at an addon. It pretty simple.
Good luck
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Hyperion.ng uses Python3 but I guess that would not make sense to small minded people
It's like you didn't even read what milhouse wrote. We are an embedded distrobution. If you want a full featured distro then LibreELEC is not for you.
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Please try and get the xorg log at /var/log/Xorg.0.log (I think that's it) and also the journal for that boot using `journalctl -b0`
Also, you can send logs directly to pastebin using `pastebinit` from the command line.
for example
then just post the link that is returned here
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That CPU/GPU should be supported by LibreELEC 9.0 (so any of the alpha releases) or a milhouse build.
make sure that when you create the installer that you are actually using a 9.0 build.
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"Graphics: Intel® Processor Graphics Gen8 "
I think you'll need to use 8.90.003 alpha as this processor is very new
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Yes too bad indeed
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It looks to me like some host error, you say it's Ubuntu 64bit but our toolchain is detecting your system as i686 (32bit)
Please post the output of "uname -a" and also "gcc -dumpmachine"
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I think that PR might be a red herring because gles isn't used by default on x86 hardware and even if it was it would only be in use with vaapi or ffmpeg software decoding.
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BOOT_IMAGE isn't to be used on non android bootloader platforms. Please remove that along with SYSTEM_IMAGE.
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PROJECT=NXP ARCH=arm DEVICE=iMX6 ./scripts/build v4l-utils
Please note that this is a WIP and you won't have an HW accellerated video playback
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Or use profiles and lock the profile with a password Profiles - Official Kodi Wiki
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Well i Just dont want to Turn my TV on while listing to Music.....
Then use it like you are and just switch audio output devices
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Because as a security architect, letting a non-encrypted, insecure device have SSH access to my NAS without a password makes my h.air stand on end. Anyone who got a hold of my SD card would have a certificate into my NAS. Not okay.
I understand that LibreELEC doesn't support local OS encryption - this is the best alternative I can think of.
You're using a distro that actively runs as root, has a locked root password and actively broadcasts an insecure webserver on port 80 and you are worried about your sd card getting stolen?
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You would basically have to rebuild all the packages in the dependency chain. Better to do it manually or use a clean build
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I want the user to have to enter the password each time Kodi boots up. Built-in SFTP sets a static password that is saved. I don't want that.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
why?
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Just use you're TV's ARC and connect the toslink from your TV to your amp. Then run all the audio through your HDMI output of the RPi.
