IIRC we have disable the use of DSP because it is quite broken and shouldn't be used.
Posts by lrusak
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You can only use virtual builds in vmware for now until 9.0 where virtual has been merged into generic.
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thanks for your answer....
I then use the tar file of Raybuntu ?You'll need a zip file. Raybuntu probably doesn't provide it.
Download the official zip and install that to NAND then update to a Raybuntu build if that's what you want.
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I put LibreELEC 8.0 of sd card in a Wetec hub. It seems to be all right. what is the fastest way to put it on nand? I tried using ssh with the installtointernal command but do not go.Read the manual.
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A discrete graphics card is not required if your onboard graphics are more than capable.
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Most likely the module is loaded already because of something you've done, so try unloading the module first.
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IIRC with the RX4x0 series cards something is wrong with the device detection and you have to force using the amdgpu driver with a udev rule override.
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This is an illegal addon and you will get no support here.
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No. Ntfs-3g is used for mounting ntfs partitions (windows partitions) into linux user space. It has nothing to do with NFS.
If you really want to debug then you will want to add the "break=load_splash " to the kernel arguments in the bootloader. This will drop you to a shell where you can mount the /storage partition manually and see what is happening.
You can see how the init works here. LibreELEC.tv/init at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
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You want to increase the Disk Size before the initial boot as we will expand to use the entire Disk. By initial boot up I mean a clean install, use a new Disk image.
So resize the Disk in vmware first, then boot and it should give you all the Disk space.
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put it in autostart.sh
Codeecho "amixer -c 0 set digital 80%" > /storage/.config/autostart.sh
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NTFS has nothing to do with NFS
If you can mount the NFS share from command line while LibreELEC is booted, then it will work for NFS storage.
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Best thing to do is store the sources elsewhere and create a "sources" symlink in the build tree.
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You can just set the video output in kodi to the other display.
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LibreELEC includes the openvpn client. Not sure why you would want the server.
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IIRC we should already support this in the latest release.
You just need to edit the cmdline.txt file with the correct boot and disk devices.