OE uses the crap driver. Read post #6.
Posts by chewitt
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The sources.libreelec.tv server was relocated the other day, but should be available. Be specific about errors.
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Using a browser on Ubuntu; create an account on YouTube and sign-in to that account, add items to a playlist. Now sign-in to the YouTube add-on in Kodi and the same playlist(s) will be visible and useable. Playlists in Kodi are not integrated with YouTube.
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It's not that complicated, but (as per your other thread) complexity is not the issue.
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because adding 65MB of JRE to an image that was only 110MB to start with, to provide a feature that everyone has managed without since Kodi first added support for BR discs, is egregious bloat. We feel it makes no sense.
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I'm a pedant. It's a VGA port. It is not a serial port.
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If an x86_64 (Generic) device; connect a keyboard and hit keys at boot. Once you see the syslinux boot prompt type "run" and it will install to itself and then run from USB in persistent mode. There are no ISO images of LE so don't bother asking or looking for them.
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I'll drop the hint that we build all official releases on 16.04, and me (who builds them) avoids all non-LTS releases of Ubuntu because they always bring a ton of weird build problems.
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No idea what the issue is unless you provide a debug log file (enable Samba, click in the logfiles share and logs are captured). NB: The "internet: connected" check is patched out of LE because it has dumb logic that breaks in some geo locations, and secondary DNS being blank is normal if your router does not set multiple servers (most cheap routers set only themselves).
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It contains hacks and drivers which they refuse to provide sources for in breach of the GPL license. In our world that's shitty.
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No suspend on any Amlogic devices.
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What Is My IP? Shows your real IP - IPv4 - IPv6 - WhatIsMyIP.com® .. but honestly, if you can't figure that kind of thing out unaided you have no business exposing HTPC boxes to the public internet via insecure VNC sessions. Please don't.
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Make a backup on the RPi2 before you start. Now remove the binary add-ons, take a second backup. Install to the NUC .. no errors because there are no binary add-ons, then go install them from the repo.
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It's an old noobs install.
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Spring cleaning is never a bad idea. Take a backup, move it off box. Clean install to the RPi3, then manually extract (from the backup) and copy back only the things you need like DB files, sources.xml etc. - do not "restore" the backup as this also restores all the old OE cruft that you want to leave behind in the cleanup.