As long as the update .tar file ends up in /storage/.update/ nothing cares about an internet connection. The other option is creating a new USB installer stick and clean installing .. which is never a bad idea since OE installs lots of language add-ons that aren't required.
Posts by chewitt
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So far only one person posted a debug log and that shows nothing to do with pvr.wmc (doesn't even look to be installed) which means we're not going to be much help. NB: LE 8.1.0 was released this morning with SMB2/3 support and Samba 4.x is (or was) the only major package difference between recent OE releases and LE. We've been slower to bump Samba version because it needed changes in Kodi too. OE ignored that part.
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Instead of trying to build this in, it would be better to add SSD1306 support to the existing Adafruit libs add-on in our repo.
See LibreELEC.tv/package.mk at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
inusasha ^
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You will have to enlighten us on what CPU/GPU hardware is in the box before we can offer guidance.
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could be a problem with the NTFS filesystem, e.g. unclean mount, although in those situations the normal behaviour is Linux refuses to mount the drive completely..
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GitHub - LibreELEC/service.libreelec.settings: the LibreELEC settings addon for KODI .. all development is done against master branch
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How is the SD card formatted?
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Using ethernet or wireless? .. and please provide a Kodi debug log after clean boot that demonstrates the issue.
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LE 8.2 is prototyping the new Slice add-on which monitors Kodi and plays appropriate LED patterns based on the detected events. If feedback in 8.2 is positive we will add support for user-configurable patterns to the add-on for the 9.0 release. I have also modified the default keyboard.xml so that up/down while playing full-screen video (movies or tv shows), music, and live-tv acts as volume up/down instead of previous/next track or channel. This was partially done in the 8.0 image but mimics the behaviour of an AppleTV remote which is more day-to-day usable. You can always override the default remote config with your own /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/keyboard.xml file.
Current changes for the 8.2 image can be seen here: GitHub - chewitt/LibreELEC.tv at slice-8.2 -
Kodi debug log please - preferably via the built-in paste function so we don't have to waste time downloading attached log files
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You have media piracy repo's and add-ons installed. This forum will provide no support until you provide log files showing they are removed.
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No log = no problem
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As a general rule Linux is more efficient and achieves better performance than Android.
wrxtasy .. you had a Mi Box for testing a while back if memory serves?
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You've stated it cannot connect to anything outside your network AND that TMDB is working .. which is outside your network. There is no description of your network or what said IP settings supposedly are, and no log evidence which might clarify which statement is true. It'll be hard to help you.
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a WeTek Play 2 as it also has S/PDIF output for the ancient (but nice sounding) Marantz AVR that I use.
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This is the first time I hear of NUC's having crackly audio over HDMI and there are quite a few NUC users among the team. The issue with HD audio is still present (as Intel still didn't get their sh1t together and fix their driver) but this sounds [sic] like something more basic. Next release will have updated Kernel (and thus drivers) but since this kind of thing isn't a known issue there is no guarantee anything will be fixed. You could try using a Milhouse (Leia) build to test that; LE 8.2 isn't quite ready for public testing yet.
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The connection manager (connman) supports EAP but nobody has ever written the GUI bits to configure it; because nobody among the project staff or regular contributors has ever had access to the necessary infrastructure (and in 5-6 years EAP support has been asked-for the same number of times). If you find a normal Linux distro that also uses connman and configure it there you should be able to transfer the service config files over to LE in /storage/.cache/connman/ and have it work. If some keen and capable volunteer submits the required changes to support EAP on github we'll review and hopefully merge them. I suspect the 7th-ever enquiry for EAP (in a year or so) will see me repeat this answer though.