Posts by chewitt

The "failed to start Xorg" message indicates there are no Xorg graphics drivers that support that card in the OS image. It dates from 2009/10 which is probably just beyond the current drivers we use; AMD support for older cards isn't so great. The LE boot splash that you see is just the boot splash.

Please post a debug log that proves the box is clean then, as requested.

Yup.. that pretty much describes the current mess of the Kodi-on-Linux hardware scene. Amlogic S905D devices would probably be "least worst" at the moment, but there is no "best" box to recommend.

The /storage/.config folder supports user provided config in a specific list of folders and pulse-daemon.conf.d is not one of them. You'd have to recompile the OS image with changes to make that work.

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I have here None minimum and None maximum protocol version

but all this is in section Client , then i mean server protocol is untuched by this....

"Go into LE settings" where server things are configured, not Kodi settings where client things are configured.

LE 8.2 has newer drivers than OE, but with Intel newer doesn't necessarily mean better. Have a play with a current Milhouse release to see if things resolve under a newer (again) kernel and drivers.

"ImportError: No module named pkg_resources"

missing python module of some description

It is probably something hacked-up from one of the community builds. It is nothing to do with us, and as there is no attempt to provide sources for the image I would currently assume they are GPL violators as well.

Kodi on Android currently supports only SMB1. Go into LE settings. Under services set the minimum SMB version to SMBv1. That should be the only change required. It would alsobe recommended to use a username/password for access.

No hablo español, lo siento.

It's hard to comment. Apart from poor range we're not aware of any issues with the RPi3 onboard wifi .. and without some error messages to guide investigation there isn't much to go on.

You have pirate crapware installed on your box. No support will be provided in this forum until a debug log shows a clean box.

LE has Samba which can share files. It does not share 'movies' in the sense that it does not format/convert/stream specially for phone use. Your phone will also need Kodi or an app like VLC that understands how to read/play the files.

You'll also find Kodi forums are the place where all their add-on developers hang out.

You also need to read post #4

Not that I'm aware of.

Is Raspbian on the same SD card? .. sounds like a duff card.

To put things in /usr/bin you need to compile a custom LE image with appropriate configuration and package changes. There are probably other ways to achieve something though, if you explain in more detail what you're trying to achieve.