Posts by chewitt

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^ as long as that exists there's really not much point wasting effort on creation of an LE add-on

dtparam=i2c_arm=on
dtparam=i2s=on
dtoverlay=hifiberry-dac

^ is a guess based on 30 seconds of searching in Google.

NB: If you udpated an existing OE install LE will use the same config.txt .. changes will only be required if you clean installed LE

Also make sure you're using a current version of PuTTY

Pre-alpha code is frequently full of bugs and stability issues. So, err.. no surprises here!

echo "options cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=DE" > /storage/.config/cfg80211.conf
reboot

^ that's required to see channels 12 and 13

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.

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).

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!

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.

Please do not cross post.

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.

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

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.

No log files = no problem

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.

You have a self-inflicted problem, and we do not provide support to users of piracy builds/wizards/repos/add-ons.

No system log = no problem

It's all about KEYDB.cfg .. find a newer one and things might work.