Known issue, I'm working on it.
Posts by lrusak
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No because sometimes my home router loses its WAN connection and needs rebooting to prevent Kodi from going into a reboot loop until the network is operational. Even though that is just an inconvenience, I'd prefer some other solution. As a long time linux user I understand init scripts and application load order. This is sometimes needed to satisfy dependencies. In the LibreELEC build of Kodi, there seems to be no such consideration - all apps seem to compete for network bandwidth as soon as the network becomes available.
I don't know enough of the LibreELEC internals to even guess if application load order is possible - if it is, it could be a place I'd contribute.
Kodi should not boot loop ever. Try the "wait for network" option before you dismiss it. -
Thanks for the guidelines.Where/how do I "install" it though? Is it alright to do a cp dtbTool $ROOT/tools/dtbTool under makeinstall_host or do I put in under the install target of my makefile?
Just use something like
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I'm sure i pointed the right device.
Post a kodi debug log.
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Our kernel doesn't support it currently
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don't do that.
create a package.mk for it like anything else.
Then put the source file in a folder called "sources", see LibreELEC.tv/unpack at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
so,
packages/devel/dtbtool/package.mk
packages/devel/dtbtool/sources/dtbTool.c
packages/devel/dtbtool/sources/Makefilethen call it for host
./scripts/build dtbtool:host
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Sorry, that was what I was getting at. Is LE supposed to be able to decode h265? Or should I not expect it to work.
Yes, Kodi will attempt to software decode h265.
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well, if LE does not handle h265 then there is no need for a debug log? I should just go back to Windows?
Windows has the same capability we do. h265 is just decoded in software.
Unless you have one of the brand new apollo lake / kaby lake systems, I would have to know more and see a debug log.
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It doesn't contain a hardware h265 decoder so I'm surprised that it worked at all. It will have to software decode everything.
Would need to see a debug log after trying to play a h265 file
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Are you sure you don't have an RPi2+?
Try the latest alpha build 7.90.010
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Are you sure you have an RPi2?
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Oh well than its really not on that repo I got installed because thats the one from ur URL.So how is it than possible to get the one I mention to my LibreELEC Repo list?
You are looking at the LibreELEC source code repo.
The url you linked is for "master" which is currently LibreELEC 8.0 (7.90.010)
The url I linked is for "libreelec-7.0" which is LibreELEC 7.0 (7.0.2)
Maybe just explain exactly which add-on you are looking for....
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Are you sure you downloaded the correct image file?
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Hey there,now at home i got a look at the LibreELEC Repo but still cant find what iam looking for
when i look on pc ( GitHub - LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI ) i see the add-ons iam looking for but on my Raspberry i dont get the same add-ons somehow.
was looking for an LibreELEC update but iam on 7.02 and i using the preinstalled LibreELEC Add-on repo.
I have a NOOBS installation if that matters.
Dont know how i can get the same stuff like on the Github page i mentioned.
Greets
urub4mb4
Make sure to look at the right branch, GitHub - LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv at libreelec-7.0 -
Did you enable ssh in the LibreELEC settings addon?
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Ok thanks.
I install Libreelec, and yes the wifi is working but... i go sleep, and today keep on this.
So... there's no way to install NFS server?? And Samba server??
Libreelec is based on what distro?? i can install with, apt, pacman... or...? or will be to complex?in the other hand, can install arch server, or ubuntu server, with some xserver??? to run kodi, a mean. You know something about this?? or i need the full desktop?
(againg, sorry for my english).
Thanks.LibreELEC is a standalone, built from scratch embedded linux distribution. It is not based on any pre-existing distro.
There is a samba server built in.
If you need package management then perhaps LibreELEC isn't for you as it's sole pupose is to run Kodi
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Please do the following via SSH.
Codewget -O /storage/.config/xorg-radeon.conf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lrusak/LibreELEC.tv/f1d35b7df6a9d576c3f7003210fbbb4e8406c36a/packages/x11/driver/xf86-video-ati/config/xorg-radeon.conf
That command is all one line, just copy and paste the entire thing.Then reboot.