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
Posts by lrusak
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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
Codecat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | pastebinit journalctl -b0 | pastebinitthen 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.
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The answer is "do a clean build"
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