There's a bug somewhere in the boot process. It's known but unresolved. First boot will succeed. Second will fail. Third and all future boots will succeed fine. So no need to examine SD cards or check PSU's, just power up the board again.
Posts by chewitt
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No idea. You'll need to experiment with the available device-trees and see what works.
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I wouldn't hold breath. Ask me again this time next year..
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Read the release notes https://libreelec.tv/2023/07/20/libreelec-nexus-11-0-3/ and adjust expectations.
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Indeed, watch live stalls fairly quickly. I rarely watch live streams.
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Really no clue about what you did, what the box did, what file file might be

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FWIW, I've not seen any issues with stalls and the iPlayer add-on; using an RPi5 not RPi4 but that shouldn't make any difference.
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Old hardware + Old unsupported release = Not our recommendation to anyone these days
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If you look around there are some user-created scripts to check for DDNS changes and stop/modify/restart the connection; put into a systemd service on a timer or as a cron task so it's persistent.
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^ This needs to be an IP address (as stated in https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/wireguard) - it will not auto-resolve an FQDN.
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Does the server end at least show an active connection from the client?
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cmdline.txt NOT config.txt, and "on the same line" as all the other boot params NOT on a different line in the same file
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Add "video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60" to boot params in cmdline.txt (add to the same line). I'm wondering if it's trying to auto-select a 4K mode for desktop output and failing. That will force the DRM layer to use 1080p for the desktop instead.
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After Kodi 21 gets released?

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Have you tried the latest nightly image from https://test.libreelec.tv ?
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How about with "WireGuard.DNS = 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4" configured?
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If someone creates a test build to prove M88RS6060 works on Linux 6.7 (show me logs from Linux and Tvheadend) and then tells me the specific kernel defconfig options to enable; I will enable support in the AMLGX image.