I have now learnt something, I ASSUMED, the password would be the same as Libreelec. I only tried OpenPHT for a short while.
It just goes to show don't assume anything.
But you are right, it seems a lot of questions are asked before people search the forum.
The tool I posted can create several useful tools on a usb stick, gparted & clonezilla are just two.
personally, I have not had any luck using the Libreelec backup.
I find cloning works for me, although if the disks are different, you do need to resize them using gparted.
On first boot, it runs through a short wizard, you can change it there, or using the Libreelec configuration addon, it might be there.
I used to clone my NUC usb stick to another usb, using a bootable usb stick with clonezilla, this works on my windows pc,
A useful tool to create a bootable usb stick is, Yumi
Thanks. Would be nice to describe it in the wiki as well.
I agree. It does make a change, that somebody actually reads the wiki before posting a question.
with notification?
Yes, a pop up appears on the screen. Then reboot, & it will update
LibreELEC "is" Kodi
to update kodi download the newer LibreELEC version, either tar or gz.img & copy to the update folder on the device, then reboot.
read the front page, if it's an Amlogic device Amlogic
htpc Intel Pi etc downloads – LibreELEC
You need to read, install remote from scratch
I made it, copied remote.conf file from Leia's amremote folder to Kryton's storage/.config and works great.
Sorry, for the previous, incorrect instructions.
Ok, on the Krypton version, is there a remote.conf in /storage/config?
If there is, copy this to /storage/config on the Leia version
Read the three posts above this one
On initial startup, it will go through, what you name your device default Libreelec, then, enable smb & ssh, then network settings,
If not, go to addons, Libreelec configuration, then look under connections & select the wifi, or lan
1. try booting using reset/recovery switch
2. I'd try adding the device tree again
3. try with another usb stick, (it could be the stick)
Thanks - well aware of the forum, I'm using Libreelec, the issue started with Librelec update hence my post here
Ill turn off LIRC and try
Ill give NFS a go, but i am using SMBv2 and drives do not sleep - i did see this issue back in days of my openelec install, connecting to windows server
Definitely not hibernation as drives are set not to do so
In your original post, you said OE 8.2
Anyway, there are several posts about smb
Did you read the how to install? [HOWTO + FAQ] Install community builds on S905/S905X/S912 device
from that
. Before you install - choose a device tree
Important: You cannot use device tree from Android firmware as in 99% cases it won't work.
Please look at release thread for device trees folder link.
There is a guy on youtube who has done antutu scores.
Have you read this Harmony and Kodi
And
Have you turned on Blu tooth in the Libreelec (not kodi) configuration? Libreelec being, an addon
