i have created .no compat folder in .update folder, but still no luck.
Run "touch /storage/.update/.nocompat" .. it's checking for a .nocompat file, not a folder. NB: You might want to uninstall aarch64 binary add-ons before crossgrading like this as they may not handle the change of arch to "arm" gracefully.
You should be able to build Armbian with LE's kernel version and current patch-set. HDMI works although with random box devices there are more unknowns. There's no harm in trying.
It's completely logical. The .m3u file is managed by the add-on, so if you edit it externally the add-on is not aware of changes. Deactivate, edit, and then reactivate, avoids that. If it worked differently in older versions that was likely luck more than design.
Could you look into that as well?
Not my area of expertise. Someone else will need to do that.
what i need to do for adaptation it for LibreELEC ? ... tv box: ugoos AM7
Code support for the SC2 platform. Send it upstream to the kernel. Bump LE kernel to use the updated kernel. So simple 
touch /storage/.please_resize_me^ will trigger the resize of /storage to 100% size. I forget whether we resize the current partition or remove and recreate it.
But hopefully soon, really soon...
don't hold your breath .. I'm not aware of anyone actively working on it
We keep test images for about 7-days, not longer.
I'll confess it's about 4 years since I did a password change, but that sounds rather odd/wrong.
Possible "command-line" workarounds are sending JSON API commands via curl, or enabling the Kodi webserver so you can do things from the Web GUI instead of using a remote. IMHO using a remote control is easiest.
Kodi software decodes media to create thumbs, so when entering views with thousands of movies or episodes (and a clean install) it will start generating them in the background. Once they have been created (or you scraped the library deliberately, which also creates them) the CPU activity will reduce. Our kernel defaults to the "ondemand" CPU governor, so unless there is a bug that affects AMD chips (or all chips) the CPU should ramp up clock as the load increases. Perhaps try a current nightly image (newer kernel = fixed bugs or different bugs).
GUI and CLI both refefence the same password so it doesn't matter how you change it.
Share the output of "aplay -L | paste", "amixer contents | paste" and "amixer controls | paste" please.
Most Amazon devices are using Amlogic G12A chips which have dedicated pre/post processing hardware for such things.
Or unpack the .tar file and simply overwrite the boot files in the first partition which is VFAT and readable on all OS.
As Thoradia is no longer active and his tools/repo do not support current releases, I'm going to close this thread.
