There is no support for EAP networks in the settings add-on GUI because nobody on staff has ever had access to an EAP network to figure out what's required to support them. You should be able to set the required things from the console using connmanctl or putting the required config in whatever text files connman requires. I suggest having a look at HOWTO guides for Arch/Ubuntu etc. to figure that out. And, if you succeed, some code to add support or fill missing gaps is always welcome.
Posts by chewitt
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Probably best to post in the dedicated thread for that release.
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From the HTPC side a clean install removes all knowledge of the remote. From the BT remote side .. it's still paired to the previous HTPC install.
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Yes/No .. depends on the hardware you have and if/whether the EDID data can be dumped to file and reused.
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Not possible. It's a basic tethered hotspot not an access point. On/off and SSID name/passphrase are the only config options.
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Send a pull request to jernej git repo - if it's a meaningful change he can absorb it and send upstream.
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LE10 will add the nouveau driver so that nvidia users can see something on-screen, but most cards will run badly and nouveau is not a solution (unless someone has a eureka moment and figures out how to reclock nvidia cards). In reality LE10 will have no practical support for nvidia GPU cards. I will clarify the wording next time I write another development update.
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You probably have to unpair the remote first before it an be re-paired.
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Technically yes if have SSH access to the box and the 'dd' tool exists in the filesystem. Or spend $4 on a USB card reader.
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Hello Tom. Our Rockchip codebase is in the process of being rebased against the Linux 4.20 kernel so please submit the working device-tree etc. to the upstream kernel first. If we see changes going upstream it becomes acceptable to add temporary patches to support your board. If we don't see any effort to upstream support our developers are unlikely to show interest. Thanks.
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If you "get more" it opens the add-on browser .. or you can navigate there directly to install them (in Kodi settings or from the home-screen).
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Kodi evaluates audio properties at startup only, so if things change after boot they will not be detected. It's not ideal, but it's how the current code is designed so it's not a bug. Hopefully it will change in the future - it's something we're aware of.
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Get the 16GB eMMC module for the C2. You can install to it like an SD card but it's much faster.
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Or send it back .. you didn't receive the product you ordered.
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Networking can be manually configured via the LE settings add-on, but networking (using DHCP) should just work - although in Amlogic images this depends on having the correct device-tree file for the box.
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I'm not sure why we'd change permissions on the drive. It would be interesting to understand what udev is doing when the drive is connected. Perhaps monitor with udevadm to find out. NB: It's not a good answer, but iIt's probably easier to have a udev rule on the other computers that detects mounted drives that don't have 0777 perms and run a command to reset the perms than it is to correct the LE end.
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I've been asking the question in the Radxa telegram group and forum. They have now updated the downloads page to say that LibreElec is coming soon:
There is no known contact between people in our team and Radxa. So I guess they will hack something up based on the current early alpha images and then we will have to disown it because we'll have no knowledge of what got added. NB: We're still in the middle of rewriting the V4L2 driver and associated stateless interface code in ffmpeg so there will be no beta or full release LE 9.0 images for RK3399 - it will remain in Alpha.
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Alas, still can't get BBC iPlayer here..
I have the same issue, even if I use a UK connection, so I go into the settings to disable vpn with iplayer
If you resolve an IP to the ASN block that owns it you can tell (with reasonable accuracy) whether an IP is domestic or used for hosting, and similar to Netflix the BBC has started to routinely and aggressively block IP ranges associated with commercial hosting services. Combined with basic source IP monitoring (so you can see concentrations of connections coming from the same VPN exit nodes) it's quite simple to block VPN service providers.
