Lakaa is Lakka. I've never booted it so I cannot state whether it works exactly the same. In LE: create a swap partiion after installing and then create /storage/.config/swap.conf with the right content and it will be used "as a swap partition" .. no idea whether it also works as a hybernation partition; we don't support that function so you need to experiment. Content of swap.conf can be figured out looking at the URL that I posted.
Posts by chewitt
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Keep watching our GitHub repo. An inital PR with code for RK devices will be submitted soon. Once it appears you are welcome to self-build an image and experiment. If that isn't your thing (technically) you'll have to sit patiently and see where things go in the future (months not weeks).
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You cannot control kernel time sequencing of mounts so symlinking things to /storage may (or may not) work and even if they happen to work now things may break randomly in the future. Just refrain from OCD and ignore /storage/movies etc. they are harmless!
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The 8.0.2.1 release solely "fixes" the wireless driver to deal with a new internal board revision. Nothing was fixed for IR issues, and although there are IR changes in 8.2 releases the extender is simply a dumb cable that extends/moves the receiver.
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Please do not cross post.
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Delete the default 'sources' from Kodi configuration and just ignore the unused folders in /storage. It is not possible to prevent their re-creation on boot without making a custom image with changes, which is not worth the effort.
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We are actively working on an implementation of The Update Framework; see The Update Framework (TUF) | Like the S in HTTPS, a plug-and-play library for securing a software updater
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We have been working with Rockhip Linux developers for a while now and there is a roadmap towards future support for RK3328 devices. Based on the simple fact that this work is based upon recent mainline kernels and proper standards (not just the hacked-up junk kernels Amlogic has shipped in the past) RK images look quite promising.
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No log files = no problem
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Most LE images have kernels that support swap but we don't 'enable' swap in /etc/swap.conf so no swapfile is created. However, the swap mounting process will use a pre-existing swap partition if present in preference to a swap file. See the process in:
LibreELEC.tv/mount-swap at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
Lakka is reasonably similar to LE, but not entirely.
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You have a self-inflicted problem, and we do not provide support to users of piracy builds/wizards/repos/add-ons.
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No system log = no problem
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It's all about KEYDB.cfg .. find a newer one and things might work.
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After 17.5 ships.
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Any suggestions?
I've an old E6400 which gets used for testing once in a while. Suspend type stuff worked once in the past but never since I updated the firmware about 4 years ago. Solution = don't use old laptops with crap firmware as HTPC devices.
Display overscan is ideally solved by setting the TV to some kind of "Just scan" setting instead of forcing 16:9. If that's not possible you can go into Kodi and calibrate the screen output for each refresh rate that you will use; i.e. if you calibrate at the default 60Hz you also need to repeat at 23.98 (23.976Hz) and 50Hz (PAL 25Hz x2) etc.
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I've never tried it myself, but that should be all that's required.
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We accept user contributions for things the community wants but we (team) aren't likely to develop things that aren't Kodi related. That's the current approach and it seems fair to me.
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Follow instructions in the cis.mount.sample or nfs.mount.sample files in /storage/.config/system.d/
