LE 9.0 will use a lightly updated (mostly the same) 3.14 kernel. Our mainline kernel efforts will not be ready in-time for the 9.0 release.
It's not possible to change the drivers.
LE 9.0 will use a lightly updated (mostly the same) 3.14 kernel. Our mainline kernel efforts will not be ready in-time for the 9.0 release.
It's not possible to change the drivers.
Again. If you browse via "Videos" this is what you see. If you scrape media to the Library, the underlying structure of files/folders is hidden and it is possible to browse the library by media (movie/tvshow) title. Stop using 'Videos' view to browse.
Unless you want to start writing code, buying a pair of BT headphones is the way forward.
praetorianer777 what would you like it changed to?
We'll add it to the growing list of Win10 pains. Good to hear chkdsk.exe is still 'the' solution of NTFS things ![]()
No debug logfile = no problem.
Use 'wget' from the SSH console. You cannot view/download using a web browser.
change PKG_URL in package.mk to use a new upstream source URL then clean/rebuild the package
You need to provide details of the tuner device (chipset) in the box, not the make/model name of the box.
Until the next release of LE starts alpha testing (soon, but not next week) yYou probably need a Milhouse development build (or self-compile an image from our master branch) to have a newer kernel and driver support for the GPU.
Yes. Kodi is designed to work around a "Library" of your media. In the Library view Movies can be sorted by title alphabetically. The 'videos' view is a temp view of data. It works like most filesystem explorers; folders first, files second. Solution is to "scrape" content to the Library.
VNC is about the only screen sharing thing available with LE as Airplay video hasn't worked since iOS8.x (and never supported screen mirroring) and using that (client) software you need to connect from RPi to Mac, you cannot 'cast' the other way from Mac to RPi - and the performance will be a bit sucky (probably). I'd say the least-worst solution is to find a non-current (cheaper) AppleTV on eBay. You can cast FOSS love in the direction of Apple by never renting movies etc. from them.
It is a Kodi SMB client setting (in Kodi settings). It has nothing to do with the Samba server config (in LE settings add-on).
The hope was to have everything on a mainline-ish kernel before switching, but that isn't going to happen for AML devices for a while (not on the 9.0 schedule) so revised intent was to leave iwd until a mid-year 9.2 or similar release, or 10.0 if testing shows drivers need more baking time.
The tethered hotspot feature provides a routed WLAN (not bridged) that will assign an IP via DHCP, but to work this requires wireless drivers that support modern kernel standards. Anything using the current Amlogic kernel in community builds is probably 50/50 due to a combo of old kernel and old wireless drivers. If it works, great. If it doesn't work, either go buy a router/bridge/extender device or wait patiently for mainline kernel support. There is low/no appetite for fixing issues in the current 3.14 kernel as it's days are numbered.