Netflix is impossible on any system other than Generic x86_64 hardware and requires you to run the chromium browser.
In terms of RPi vs amlogic, the RPi has fantastic software support. All the amlogic stuff is very hacky and is stuck on kernel 3.14 as the RPi has mainstream kernel suppport.
The WeTek Hub is a pretty awesome kit, with built in wifi and bluetooth and a remote all in a nice small package.
RPi will always get my vote, even if it lacks in some areas like h265 support and whatever.
Which build are you using? Maybe try a recent Alpha build.
In the LibreELEC settings add-on turn on the option "wait for network"
delete any inputstream add-ons that you have installed, you will have to do this from command line most likely.
for example
rm -r /storage/.kodi/addons/inputstream.*It should "just work" if you have the correct audio output device selected in kodi.
Maybe try another HDMI cable and/or take out the AVR (if you have one) and plug it directly to the TV.
Sooo you just want us to change the example around?
In the addon settings "addons/my addons/services/LCD proc/settings" i ...
Just double checking that you aren't setting this in the LibreELEC settings add-on and that you are in fact setting it in the LCDproc add-on settings.
Please ssh and check the output of the following command, and post the url it returns.
systemctl status service.lcdd.service | pastebinitNot possible, however, you can change it if you compile LibreELEC yourself.
see, LibreELEC.tv/init at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
Those options are only used when netbooting
see, LibreELEC.tv/init at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
so you will have to come up with another solution.
lol, probably you didn't understand. It copy the keys but didn't work.
Thank linux god, systemctl is working and I found the issue. For some reason (which I believe is a bug) the /storage was owned by user 1000 (never exist) plus the permissions where 755 instead of 700 (since it is considering root home directory).
Anyway logging should be better (at least it should be on tmpfs/ramfs)
There is no way that that can happen without user input 
Of course ssh-copy-id will prompt for a password as it isn't able to connect because no keys are present.
I use it daily, before turning off password authentication make sure you can use the key login first
copy ssh keys via
ssh-copy-id root@<ip-address>
I like Libreelec S905x support, linux for powerfull 64 bit quadore cpu just great. But how can i use readonly squashfs SYSTEM image as rw ext4 rootfs? I would like to install new software etc..I know the just enough os for kodi philosophy but i can't help myself.
What changes are required? Do i need to rebuild kernel without squashfs support and what else? Is it required to change init? Would extracting SYSTEM to a partition be enough? u-boot bootargs need to change i assume. Can i do it through s905_autoscript?
Thanks for this great support, hard work
Yes it would take a large change to the build system, even then we don't have a package manager or build tools so you would have a hard time installing other software. Maybe another distribution is better for you.
They key has changed, (most likely because the ip address has changed.
Just remove the offending key in ~/.ssh/known_hosts like it says to do. This file will be on the computer you are SSHing from, not the LibreELEC device.
Plug it into mac OSX and disable journaling on the volume.
We don't offer any sick rage or transmission add-ons because of piracy concerns.
You can look into using docker if you really want to go down that path.
parted is included because it is used for resizing partitions upon initial boot
LibreELEC.tv/fs-resize at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
It is still usable without readline.
There is also fdisk