Fix whatever networking problem you have, then addons can be installed.
Posts by chewitt
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The .tar archive only contains files (nothing to do with ext4) so the only thing you'll need to unpack on Win7 is a tool like WinRAR. If you then try to restore specific Kodi files from a Linux install to Windows you'll have issues with file paths (as Win/Linux use different conventions) and some Linux preferences in guisettings.xml do not exist in Windows. Kodi has never officially supported cross-platform config changes so sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't.
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No idea if OpeneELEC is supported.
None of our current add-ons are compatible with legacy OE releases.
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The CPU in the WP1 is too weak for software decoding of DRM'd content. It's not something we can solve in software.
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No explanation of the build environment (which distro etc.) so it's hard to comment. Also completely unrelated to the original post (not the same issue).
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cron expects /full/path/to/binary when executing things so plain 'connmanctl' won't work
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Please retest using the current Beta release. We will not fix issues in 8.2.5 even if we can diagnose them, and the Beta has never everything.
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You can add "ssh" to kernel boot params to force SSH service start. On a Raspberry Pi boot params are in cmdline.txt .. we have never (not even back in OE days) supported forced start from a file called 'ssh' in the boot partition.
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The forum attracts pharma spam, e.g. f00d suppl3ments and annoying a few users with censored words list is considerably less effort for the forum staff than cleaning up the spam that gets posted without it. Sorry

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The release images for LE 8.2.x were compiled on Ubuntu 16.04 .. so perhaps use an older VM to build with. We have no real-world interest in maintaining the compilability of older releases on newer platforms.
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IMHO docker is the right option for people who want to load up on NAS apps (which appears to be the case sometimes) but for a basic home sharing setup where MariaDB is the only server app required I see no harm having it as a native add-on. The only thing that surprises me is that it's taken so long before someone did the work for the add-on

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Provide a Kodi debug log please.
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I'm not expecting the kernel patch sets to be merged quickly as it touches a bunch of code and everyone's aware that it lays the groundwork for how HDR is handled in other SoC/GPU types .. so there's lots of chefs in the kitchen. LE 10.0 is far enough out that it should be a safe 'yes' and LE 9.0 is a definite 'no' but hopefully one of the interim LE 9.x releases we make between them will add support to the K18 codebase.