Posts by lrusak

run the script here and post the output.
kodi: adjust cputemp/gputemp script by lrusak · Pull Request #1348 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

can you post a kodi debug log please

That's just cosmetic as the build is called rpi2.arm. There is no rpi3 specific build.

I bet if you used the ip=dhcp (or similar) line in the kernel cmdline it would work just fine.

Quote from kenmills

Fixed it! Just had a small typo in my update.php

Thanks for your time!

Cheers,
Ken

If you wouldn't mind could you share you're php script?

You are comparing compressed (img.gz) to uncompressed (.img) size.

Not sure about the checksum mismatch

for the .img.gz we list it as
sha-256: 6218cdac6ff2b24f99462d44f02b12a431dd9ef1663493658d166c6a56e11351
size: 131785734

So it seems that you have the entire file. Maybe you are doing the checksum of the uncompressed file.

Quote from kenmills

Hey again,

OK gotcha, thanks Irusak!

So if i am using a custom LIbreELEC, with a custom update website, then I can control that with a releases.py script and update.php.

I will take a peek into my code to see if I can see why it is not auto updating.

Thanks for your help!
Ken

Not exaclty.

releases.py and releases.json are completely separate from the auto update backend. We do not host the code for our auto update backend. Basically it is just some php scripts that handout a url.

releases.py and releases.json are just for manual updating and for use with the USB-SD creator utility.

It's just a bunch of python libraries and camera utilities that allow access to gpio

Quote from kenmills

Ok cool... Hmm, then why aren't my auto-update devices getting updates automatically I wonder?

I can do a manual update no problem.

I am wondering about this canary period, how does that work?

Cheers,
Ken

The canary period is just us not flipping the auto update switch for ~24 hours

You need to use an entire Disk if you want to do an automatic install. This is because LibreELEC uses two partitions.

If you want to manually install it you need two partitions.

First one needs to be 512MB or bigger.
The second can be 32MB or bigger.

It's all done in the backed.

The client pings the server, the server replies with the latest version and the client checks if it is on that version then decides to update or not.

We don't support Berry boot. You'll have to ask them.

Berry boot is fundamentally flawed the way it works so we cannot help people who choose not to use our kernel and initramfs.

That error is fine. Don't worry about it.

You are using an illegal add-on. You won't get any more support.

Just set the timezone in kodi.

Settings -> interface -> regional -> timezone

Did you enable passthrough audio?

Can you post a kodi.log file?

You have a nvidia GPU, why would you want to disable nvidia graphics? Don't just run random commands without knowing what they do.

I think the error in your log is obvious. There is a database error. You should backup you addon database and then remove it and reboot.

Because that's only a feature of the RPI IIRC