You need to provide a Kodi debug log file. It will tell us which addons you are trying to install and will show the reason for dependencies failing. In the absence of a log all we can do is make wild guesses.
Posts by chewitt
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Are you browsing via "Videos" which is a file listing view (which defaults to LIST) or using the Movies/TVshows "library" views which allows most skins to store a persistent view state that you choose? .. I'm (re)guessing the former. If yes, please go read the Kodi wiki sections on how to scrape your media to a library.
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It's been supported in the LE 9.0 codebase for about 8-months now. It needs exposing in the GUI but you can run 'passwd' from the console.
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libreelec-generic.x86_64-8.2.5.ova is also handy for running LE locally on a laptop; import to vmware and then expand the disk to size and set RAM/CPU then boot.
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jaydee As long as it's the kind of addon/content that we'd approve of on the forum start a thread here Add-on Support and if the thread becomes popular we can pin the thread.
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Honestly no idea. I don't own a single system that's capable of hibernating so it's not something I ever played with.
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Chip vendors breed chips like rabbits and some do the silicon equivalent of copy/paste to recombine features in new and different ways. In some cases that results in an existing driver needing minor evolution to support the new extra thing that was added or moved. In other cases it needs a completely new driver and then you're dependent on the vendors own handiwork which is usually dreadful and based on some ancient kernel used as their corporate development (non)standard, or the Linux community makes something which is normally great quality but takes a few years to appear because it all hinges on a single individual working up the motivation or need to write the driver.
So 5592 probably bears no technical relationship to 5392 beyond the marketing people naming stuff similarly..
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LibreELEC.tv/package.mk at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
Current Milhouse builds have the 340.107 driver (assuming you meant 340.106 not 160) so update and see if that works.
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No Kodi debug log = No problem
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You can mount the second partition on the SD card from another Linux box (as it's ext4 and cannot be natively read from macOS or Windows) and remove /storage/.cache/shadow* .. then unmount, put the SD card back in the RPi and power on and the password should be back to the defaults again. At some point we need to add a reset function to the LE settings addon GUI..
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340.xx is already in the default (official) Generic image.
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Team Kodi had plans for ADSP addons which did all that stuff .. but development stalled and code was finally pulled from Kodi v18 since it was getting progressively more broken over time. Hopefully the original developer resurrects it or someone else takes over, but I wouldn't hold breath.
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That worked for me on 8.2 LE, but it's not working on CoreELEC.
Not our problem to solve then
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Install the ls.io docker repo (from the LE addon repo) and install their new pi-hole container; which resulted/evolved from @Iridium's work
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I've tested change of username and password on 8.2.5 and current alpa (master branch) builds from High Sierra and it works fine.
Did you cache the original (default) credentials in the macOS keychain?
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Hit eBay and find a cheap USB dongle with an Atheros ath9k chipset. It'll work reliably (ath9k is well written) and you won't have to attempt custom builds with random drivers from github. Third party (out of tree) drivers are a pain in the rear to work with so it's not something we'd think about adding to the distro.
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The three folders that normally contain things are:
/storage/.cache
/storage/.kodi
/storage/.config
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