Posts by chewitt

You probably need to set the embedded Samba server to allow SMB1 protocol support. Further information resides in the release notes.

"0x80070035 Samba" throws up a lot of Google results but always where the client fails to connect and not where file transfers fail at a specific filesize. The only thing I can suggest is checking the HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters and ensuring SMB2/3 support is enabled how-to-enable-and-disable-smbv1-smbv2-and-smbv3-in-windows-and-windows

There is lots of hardware in the world. Unless you ask about support for a specific device we cannot give a specific answer.

HiFiBerry cards have been supported for aeons. The only known problem is PEBKAC.

Your box has a Realtek RTD1295 chip inside. This is not supported and we have no plans to support it.

Kodi settings > services > SMB client

Install the Tvheadend HTSP Client from the same section of the repo as all the other PVR front-end clients. In the filesystem you will now have an add-on called pvr.hts. It is the ONLY tvheadend client.

No idea really. It's probably easiest to put Kodi in debug mode, demonstrate the problem, then "cat /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log | paste" and share the URL that's generated.

Just configure SMB2 and see if it works. If not configure SMB1 and check again. If neither works, that's not the problem.

gjwAudio If you re-read the instructions a third time there's a section that states users with Samba3 configs need to update them to be based on the new Samba4 template - that's all. Yours was Samba3 and (as explained) needed updating. You can choose to nuke it too, but then you loose your customisations. Content of file has changed but process hasn't.

I'm wondering if the audio streams are being hardware or software decoded?

The "pleases_resize_me" script resizes /storage on first boot to fill the available space. It should never be used on an existing installation and it does not resize the /flash boot partition which is the one that's too small.

Check whether you need to configure Kodi for SMB2 or SMB1 max client protocol - only possible in LE 8.1.0 or 8.1.1 beta.

1. Kore connects over WIFI so you need a proper WLAN router or the Pi needs an Ethernet internet connection to share via a hotspot.

2. Pi has no real-time clock so it sets the clock via NTP over the internet. If not internet you are stuck in 1980. You can set the clock if you access the OS via SSH, but this will not persist over a reboot.

Nice. I have a pre-production board (no case, just the board) and the BIOS really is fragile and finnicky. Apart from that it was a great device to use for a long time. It's a shame Xtreamer turned into a bunch of GPL violators.

Just fFor kicks find a spare SD card and test with a clean install. The differences between 8.1.0 and 8.1.1 on Pi hardware are really minimal.

Snowboarder0 that kind of language and attitude towards other users is not acceptable in this forum.

It is not "disabled" it is "not possible" .. because the entire LibreELEC OS is contained in two read-only files. There is no apt-get. Things like wiringPi need to be compiled and packaged as an add-on.

see [IR PowerButton for RPI] Gracefully shutdown LE with an IR control switch which might be what you are looking for.