Posts by lrusak

Do you're lights not turn of by default when you shutdown/reboot?

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NFS booting how work?

Network Boot - NFS - OpenELEC

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How is it unusable? I was getting a lot of double clicks when I used my remote. It turned out that the odroid c2 was reading both the ir and cec signal at the same time. You can check by obscuring the ir sensor with your hand to see if that fixes the problem.

This is most likely the case.

It is possible to disable lirc completely but this requires a custom udev rule.

You need to add a kodi.playme file to the USB drive

otherwise just remove the if statement and it will try and play from any drive that is inserted.

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can say after changing hdmi cable the sshfs from terminal works atleast good now.

That doesn't make any sense. Do you mean ethernet cable?

Probably won't happen as it isn't needed for 99.9% of our users.

Not sure if it matters but you can always use

Wants=network-online.target

Don't do that. You are working around a problem that doesn't exist.

Either format a seperate USB drive as exfat so it can mount in windows and in LibreELEC

or

Copy files from windows to LibreELEC using the SMB shares. see, Accessing LibreELEC - LibreELEC

in Kodi setting --> System --> Display --> set "blank other displays"
Then set Display to HDMI1

Using python

/storage/.kodi/userdata/autoexec.py

#!/usr/bin/env python


import time
import subprocess


HOUR   = 13
MINUTE = 46


while True:
  currentTime = time.localtime(time.time())
  if int('%d%d' % (currentTime[3], currentTime[4])) == int('%d%d' % (HOUR, MINUTE)):
    subprocess.call('poweroff', shell=True)
  time.sleep(10)

note that hour and minute aren't padded and are in 24 hour time
so if you want 1am you would have
HOUR = 1
MINUTE = 0

or if you want 4:30PM you would have
HOUR = 16
MINUTE = 30

might have to set exec bit also

chmod +x /storage/.kodi/userdata/autoexec.py

won't work on the RPi as it doesn't use alsa audio by default.

We support iscsi and nfs booting, you cannot boot the raw image file though.

Looks like filesystem corruption to me. Not much we can do. Run fsck on your drives.

great thinking using systemd-run!

I'm glad you found a solution, I knew I was close!

Do you mean samba sources or the actual samba shares on LibreELEC?

Seems connman sets up a separate subnet that isolates it from the rest of the lan. I'll look into it as this isn't the first report.

In the mean time you can always set a gateway using

route add default gw 192.168.0.1 eth0

or whatever the ip of your gateway is.

RPi and Odroid use different cec drivers, some options may not be available.

You log file doesn't show you playing anything