Posts by chewitt

Not possible in LE because software RAID tools that would allow you to create a virtual volume that spans multiple drives are deliberately absent from the OS (because we don't want the hassles of supporting users who don't understand them).

I'm not sure why Samba wouldn't work, but SFTP works with no issue. Make sure you enabled the SSH service as it is disabled by default.

There is no ppp dialup support in LE.

No

boot from the firmware, access the filesystem, search for dtb.img

popcornmix a provisional 8.2.5 image with the updated http://startup.elf/fixup.dat files seems to work fine (at leas it boots, which is the main thing).

Contents of the backup are relative to /storage so should not interfere with macOS.

The dtb file forces some defaults; but if absent the firmware changes currently result in the same defaults, so its missing but not essential. There will be an 8.2.5 release to bump firmware in the near future (we found some issues, they are being resolved) and it can be included then.

You're better off posting Chorus2 questions to the support thread in Kodi forums.

LE uses mainline kernel drivers, so if our drivers are lacking, so is Linux generally. Go test with a current Milhouse 9.0 release as it will have newer kernel/drivers over 8.2 images, and if still the same issue and the LED on the AVR really is critical (which it never is, but users get rabid OCD on this topic) you need to report the issue upstream to the AMD driver developers.

I don't know why people cause complication for themselves with obscure formats. Go read the advice in post #2 again.

Please test again with a Milhouse Leia build. Krypton has been dead code for a while and Leia has many changes so there's not much point investigating unless you're working with current code.

advancedsettings.xml - Official Kodi Wiki

Kodi default smb client timeout is 30 seconds

Different device, different antenna, different results. The best I can suggest is experimenting with different channels on the router to see if one works best, because ultimately it's a radio problem.

which part of "for LibreELEC 8.2 for RPi2/3" is not clear?

If the USB drive is only used on LE then EXT4 is best, but this is not readable from Windows or macOS. NTFS and exFAT are the two cross-platform "portable" filesystems. Both are supported and should be trouble free.

there are no changes in 8.2.4 that would benefit iMX6 so just ignore that it exists

I've no idea what the solution could be, but Chromium runs completely outside Kodi so there is no interaction with Kodi fonts.