Remove that xorg.conf, restart, then get me the output of the following command
xrandr | pastebinitAlso, we don't offer touch screen support by default, there may be a touchscreen addon in the repo but I don't know if it has been pushed yet or if it will work for you.
Try
echo 1 > /sys/class/graphics/fb0/blankThat being said there is no point in using the virtual build really unless you are a developer.
If you scroll down further there is a direct downloads dropdown, select the version using that, then scroll down to the section that says, "Manual Update / Migration from OpenELEC (.tar)" and download that.
it is but you have to set it all up through pulseaudio so it's not ideal and will require command line. So I'm just going to say no 
We don't support connecting to hidden wifi.
You can try to do it via command line using connmanctl
There are actually quite a bunch of new features, not all will pertain/matter to all users though.
ability to update from img.gz files
reworked update screen/process
reworked install process
USB/SD creator utility
Update channel / version selection from the LibreELEC-settings add-on
LIRC disable switch in LibreELEC-settings add-on
log upload ability in the LibreELEC-settings add-on
There is probably more that I am missing.
Theory: I think you disabled "parent folder items" in Kodi GUI navigation and somehow you're being dropped into the "Services" folder in our repo (which doesn't have the PVR stuff in it) when you need to go back up a level to the root of our repo and then and into the PVR clients folder where pvr.hts can be found.
If he is looking for the vdr backend it should be in services
No, /tmp is mounted at /tmp using tmpfs. This is loaded in memory or swap and is allocated dynamically.
Read, tmpfs - ArchWiki
It is setup using a systemd service /usr/lib/systemd/system/tmp.mount
I'm confused on how the tmp folder is mounted.CodeLibreELEC:/tmp # losetup NAME SIZELIMIT OFFSET AUTOCLEAR RO BACK-FILE /dev/loop0 0 0 0 1 /flash/SYSTEM LibreELEC:/tmp # mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /flash type vfat (ro,noatime,fmask=0022,dmask=0022,codepage=437,iocharset=ascii,shortname=mixed,utf8,errors=remount-ro) /dev/loop0 on / type squashfs (ro,relatime) tmpfs on /tmp type tmpfs (rw)I don't know how read this results...
So the /tmp folder is mounted over the sd SYSTEM partition?
It's possible to use the NAND for mount the /tmp? there are the tmp files stored on Android?
/tmp is mounted via tmpfs, so it is in memory. It is probably faster than nand however it is volitile.
either works one is just project specific
patches need to go in their respective folders
either
projects/Odroid_C2/patches/kodi/
or
package/mediacenter/kodi/patches/
I'll look into it, thanks for reporting.
As far as I can tell vstream is an illegal streaming add-on, in which case you won't get support here unless you prove otherwise.
On the odroid C2 if you have a MCE remote and use the latest Alpha build the remote will "just work"
otherwise with the xbox remote I'm pretty sure you need the xbox remote receiver also
What is your graphics card?
try with ssh not sftp
