Kodi logs aren't much use for degugging OS issues related to wireless (Kodi isn't the thing with the problem). You'll need to share the systemd journal, e.g. "journalctl -b 0 --no-pager | paste" and copy the URL (easier than copy/pasting to pastebin).
Posts by chewitt
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You might not whine, but there's a legion of others who will
amlogic: bump to Linux 5.7.x by chewitt · Pull Request #4467 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub should be merged soon, which will move things forwards a little.
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Audio is PCM only at this time. Some work being done on HBR audio for Raspberry Pi has inspired some ideals for similr with Allwinner support, and since both Allwinner and Amlogic share the same DesignWare HDMI core IP this might lead towards support in Amlogic too. I'm not sure why CEC is not working.. but it's not something I test (my AVR deliberately disables it). I'll flag to one of the upstream maintainers.
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Images are super fast to boot and the OS is much more efficient than the legacy kernel. The one issue is the hardware decoder (no HEVC) and seeking in video (doesn't work). If that situation improves I will release stable LE10 images. If it doesn't, I won't - because it's too core to the user experience and Amlogic users are a particularly whiny group. Newer hardware can get away with disabling hardware decode and still play everything under 4K but older S905/S905X devices need the hardware decoder to work.
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If it's running Android 6.0 and a Mali 450 GPU it's not an S905X2 device, more likely to be GXBB (S905) or perhaps GXL (S905X). Use the AMLGX "box" image and see if any of the device trees work.
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The AMLG12 "box" image on Index of / might work using the X96-max device tree. It looks like WeChip are at the garbage end of the box maker market though. All their designs are rip-offs of other vendors, and they even have the balls to sell pirate IPTV services from their website. If it works, it works. If it doesn't work, I'm not personally interested in chasing support for devices with that kind of pedigree.
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No plans to add this as we don't need it for Kodi. It should be easier (and more beneficial) to experiment in the Raspberry Pi OS.
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Odroid C2 is a Meson 9 (GXBB) device (not Meson8) which is fully supported in mainline Linux for ages. It doesn't have VP9 like newer devices (and HEVC is still work in progress) but it's still quite a nice board. You can find current test images here: Index of / .. search on "odroid" and you'll find a "board" image that includes mainline u-boot. Hardware decoding is still a challenge (no seeking) but.. see what works for you.
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Not according to LMGTFY .. so you'll need to provide some bettter details of the hardware
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Connman checks it is online as part of startup. It is harmless and there is a public declaraction that access to ipv4/6.connman.net is not logged. It can be disabled if needed. Copy /etc/connman/main.conf to /storage/.config/connman_main.conf and edit "EnableOnlineCheck=true" to false, save the file and reboot. The reason it's logged so many connection attempts is you're probably blocking it and thus it retries multiple times before giving up. If you allow it to succeed it doesn't need to retry.
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LibreELEC is an OS not an App. It cannot be installed on mobile phones.
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How do you spin down an SSD?
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I read the README.md in the fifteenhex repo and I think that driver is best not added to images. Good research tho
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Tegra devices are fairly well supported under mainline Linux so there's probably nothing to stop someone from figuring out an image. It's never been on the official project radar because a) all the Tegra SBCs are crazy expensive, b) Shield is cheaper (but still expensive) and marketed as the premium Android product, so nobody buys it to run an experimental Linux image, and c) it's nVidia, who insults us elsewhere in the open-source world, which doesn't encourage anyone to take an interest in their stuff.
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Next stable release will be v9.2.4 and this will still have the Linux 4.19 kernel (that didn't work). The test image uses the kernel that will go into the next major release (LE10) which is still some way off.
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There are solutions to add EXT2/3/4 support using FUSE drivers, but those are slow, so the alternative (unless you're conofident with macOS CLI partitioning commands) is to boot a Linux VM and use GParted to shrink the /storage partition to 6-8GB for Kodi data, and then create a third "Media" partition that can be exFAT and cross-platform.
