LibreELEC Downloads – LibreELEC <= has .img files that can be restored to SD card, the .tar (update) file cannot be used for installs. If you want to install via noobs; just boot via noobs lite and LE should be one of the available install options.
Posts by chewitt
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You can use a bind mount (in autostart.sh) to make it appear in /usr/bin/rsync
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^ currently on the 16th revision of the patch series, so probably a few revisions to go yet
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Definitely not going to return.
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Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
Go read about "WannaCry" ..
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No idea what the issue is, but the backup is just a tar archive so it can be extracted to a local folder and you can manually move back the important bits instead of the whole file.
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RK3399 can work with panfrost but needs a mainline kernel .. so you hit some issues:
a) There's only partially working video drivers for mainline RK at the moment
b) Device-trees are for the mali blob and panfrost requires some changes
b) There are plenty of bugs (as with S912) that impact stability
So it works, but, YMMV
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See http://opensource.rock-chips.com/wiki_status_matrix for the list of RK chips we can support. RK3228 is not on the list.
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Our definition of a working driver is "doesn't need another out of tree realtek driver to be added" .. and since we plan to drop support for all wifi devices that don't have in-kernel drivers in LE 10.0 we're aren't in a rush to add more of them now.
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As a random thing to try .. do you have any USB/external WiFi adaptors you can try?
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The flirc case has an internal heatsink 'finger' that requires the SoC to be in exactly the same position as the RPi one so I suspect the answer is no, but I can't give you an answer until I finish a work trip in a couple of weeks time. The black case is awesome though..
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Backporting media_build driver for support to the older 3.10 kernel is challenging and the main developer who works on that doesn't have a WP1 so the status is probably "could probably work but doesn't and isn't being tested" .. and I doubt that will change. That's probably not the response you'd like but that's the honest reality.
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MikeKL the memleaks and other glitches are known to the panfrost developers. Panfrost still has a high overall rate of change and some of the leaks won't be resolved until a proper kernel driver evolves (at the moment we're still using a hacked version of the ARM driver). VIM2 lite WiFi should be able to work with the right combination of firmware/nvram files but VIM2 max was still lacking mainline driver support last time I looked; although that was last summer .. I'll get around to it eventually. No need for logs at this stage.
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PROJECT=RPi DEVICE=RPi2 ARCH=arm scripts/create_addon customtest^ that will build the add-on (assuming the package.mk is good) but this outputs the add-on zip file for an online repo. It does not embed the add-on into the image.
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To save me looking at the debug logfile on a phone .. are you using the onboard Pi wifi or an external dongle?