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video=HDMI-A-1:1280x720M@60See if appending ^ to the kernel boot params in syslinux.cfg helps. It assumes the TV can at least handle 720p output.
Posts by chewitt
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A1156 is an Apple remote model number so it's not clear what era of mac mini you're using, but older ones have flakey EFI support so perhaps look at something like "rEFInd" to help things. Or if super-grub2 works: use it. LE doesn't care what bootloader has been used. NB: You can also test old LE images from https://archive.libreelec.tv/archive/ to see if they boot okay. If they do, install (with working boot files) and then update to current from there.
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Googling .. (so untested). See the 2nd post here:
Debugging why NIC link comes up/down constantlyI'm detected an issue on my Ubuntu Intel NUC where the ethernet link drops and comes up again. It's a regular pattern where the NIC goes down for 4 seconds,…unix.stackexchange.com -
Is there a version of LE that still supports install2internal and has Python 3 to support latest Netflix and YouTube addons?
In short, no. https://wiki.libreelec.tv/hardware/amlogic#install2internal
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This is a script I started writing to help people image nvme drives: https://paste.libreelec.tv/together-egret.sh
The basic workflow is to download an LE image to /storage and then run "nvmetool w <filename>" where <filename> is the path to the image that you want to write to the nvme drive. It will image the drive, then expand the second partition to 100%, then rename the nvme partitions/filesystems so that you don't get a disk label/uuid clash with the probably-identical structures on an SD card.
It should work, but it's not heavily tested. The main step that it omits is setting the RPi5 eeprom to boot from nvme. Worst case you can at least crib all the commands needed to get a working setup.
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Yup, spotted that in my mailbox. It's nice to see a lower cost option again.
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I have a hunch the initial requests for ipv4/ipv6.connman.org are intentionally not routed to a configured proxy as those checks are performed before the network is declared up (and thus the connection that proxy config is associated with is not yet established).
See previous statement ^ - If you want that changed, it's best to take up the discussion with the ConnMan developers.
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As much as we love a whinge-o-gram post, it contains no actual descriptions of problems and no evidence/facts to investigate; not even an explanation of the hardware being used. On that basis .. no further action required
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No clue and no time right now.
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Can I update to LE 13 nightly and what will il bring to me ?
These are images that will become LE13 in the future; around year-end seems to be typical for Kodi releases. The images are quite usable and stable right now, but these are development images with pre-Alpha code, so you should expect breakage and no formal support on them.
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Where are the music files stored (the filesystem path)?
What sources are configured?
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Changes were pushed yesterday so it's either already in the repo by now, or will show up shortly.
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There's now a 2GB RPi5 board (lower cost than 4GB, but enough for LE). It's not an Android box, but it'll be better supported and a lot more reliable.
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He has Android 6.0.1, which means whatever the problem is, it's not our OS, and thus not our problem to solve.
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It's in the LE settings add-on.
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nathmo You are reminded of forum rules and the project's stance on piracy.
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Technically 3D works on all LE RPi images from LE 7.0 to LE 9.2.8, but I don't recall it ever working properly on x86_64 hardware.
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There is no upstream kernel support for S905W2 hardware so there is no LE support.
