Posts by lrusak

mine shows the correct time

LibreELEC:~ # date
Sat Dec  3 09:28:43 PST 2016

can you post the output of the following commands?

systemctl status tz-data | pastebinit

and

cat /storage/.cache/timezone

Do you have a local legal source of iptv? If not then what you want is probably illegal and isn't to be talked about on this forum.

Copy the default file

wget -P /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/80-clock.rules /storage/.config/udev.rules.d

Then edit it to remove the --utc part. Save. Reboot.

Yes you'll have to edit config.txt just search how this is done.

You can use the display_rotate option.

See, RPiconfig - eLinux.org

The problem is that kodi will be holding onto the lirc socket so any keypresses will still happen in kodi.

Otherwise yes, it's possible. We include xdotool in the regular chromium addon.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It's not even out yet

Quote from Maxrunner

Thanks, im on the the 7.0.2. They should fix the check for updates now message.

There is nothing broken with it because there is no newer version in the 7.0.x line

Quote from ptr727

Understood, and that is fair.

Can you still please point me to the scripts?

GitHub - LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI

Quote from ptr727

One last thought;
I see an overlap between users with unsupported hardware drivers, and some of those drivers being for VM environments.
What about a driver injection tool, similar to how image servicing works in Windows, where standard tools exists to inject drivers into boot / WIM images.
Such a tool, friendly enough for advanced end users, no Linux required, may be generally useful (vs. a user needing to be sufficiently skilled to build their own distribution)?

no, we are a small embedded distribution with a read only squashfs filesystem.

this will be fixed in 7.90.009

Yes I know about it. I'm not sure what the best solution is. Your network is to slow and isn't connected when kodi starts, so it needs to be refreshed. Toggling the "show custom channel" switch will refresh the list.

I'm saying you don't need any of the asound.conf

simply

pactl load-module module-udev-detect
pactl load-module module-compine-sink slaves=alsa_output.platform-soc_audio.analog-stereo,<some-other-alsa-device>

change the timezone in kodi settings

settings --> interface (or appearance) --> international --> timezone

the updated version should be in the repo shortly

you don't need the asound.conf at all

use

dtparam=audio=on

in you config.txt, this will load the rpi alsa module.

Then you can just use pulseaudio to load the 'udev-detect' module, then make the combined sink

Quote from "what"

Have libreelect on chromebox, what to do with the 8.0.104 file?. help please getting same error too.

You download it to your LibreELEC box and use the "install from zip file" option in the add-ons menu

try

echo "amixer sset 'Channel Mode' '6ch'" >> /storage/.config/autostart.sh

Quote from kmihmisc

It is running kodi as I mentioned earlier in this post. I thought kodi and libreelec were the same project. Please let me know if I am incorrect and what can be done to remedy this issue.

They are completely different projects. You should report your problem over at the kodi forum.