Chromium only runs on the Generic (x86_64) project. It has never been available for RPi hardware (no Xorg used there).
Posts by chewitt
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Enigma2 is nothing to do with LE/Kodi
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From the lack of information shared, all we can suggest is "go read this" infrared_remotes [LibreELEC]
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Similar (dmesg content is in the journal) but not exactly the same.
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Post in English please.
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You are compiling an unsupported and incomplete development branch.
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The connection manager stores network profiles via hardware MAC address, and your device is probably configured with 00:00:00:00 so each time you reboot the kernel assigns a new random MAC. This does not match any existing stored profiles, so you need to configure the network (again).
"dmesg | paste" and share the URL generated to confirm.
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Not supported. Subtitles for a live stream need to be embedded in the stream (in which case there is no need to look them up).
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From the live USB mount the first partition on the SSD and find extlinux.conf. There are two; one in the root folder, or if the box is EFI booting you need to edit the second in the EFI subfolder. Just add the same radeon.dpm=0 to boot params.
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I personally find it easiest to add/edit things /storage/.kodi/userdata/sources.xml .. but then I'm a console junkie
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Just run a Leia image and use the retroplayer capabilities in Kodi
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Put the three files in projects/Generic/filesystem/usr/lib/firmware/brcm/ .. create folders as required. The filesystem folder is a hack vs. properly modifying the sources of something, but it's the most expedient option for something this simple.
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You cannot update the running kernel from the console in LE, it has to be done via the build-system and baked into the OS image.
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LE 8.2 (including 8.1.x) uses SMB2/3 so there is no 'network browsing' in Kodi (as it requires SMB1). You will need to configure the full server/path to add the shares.