run "dmesg | paste" from the SSH console after a clean boot and share the URL please
Posts by chewitt
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I cannot see any evidence of a BT chip in the lspci/lsusb output and dmesg shows nothing about BT devices - the last few lines are standard kernel log spew and don't mean anything. Identifying the chipset inside is the first stage of figuring out what's needed. If you have any output from an OE install that works, it would be useful.
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LE is intentionally an embedded/appliance-like OS. If you want apt-get and editable (also means breakable) everything there are several other good distro's to choose from.
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Home · Zomboided/service.vpn.manager Wiki · GitHub - Zomboided has a support thread in this forum somewhere
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As long as the hdparm command you're wanting to use works from the busybox bash shell (manually test first) that script should be fine. You'll find that Kodi is almost permanently doing something so sending /dev/sda to sleep (assuming it's the boot disk) probably doesn't achieve much.
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"dmesg | paste" and share the URL please
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Should be fine.
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It's time to create a Linux VM on your Windows laptop and learn how to use 'dd' (in Linux) to create disk/partition images. Windows is so completely stupid about multi-partition USB sticks and anything Linux related that this is the easy long-term option.
You can also use the backup function in LE settings which (unless your 16GB card is 95% full) will be several hundred percent quicker than imaging the entire card full of empty space.
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Please test LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-8.0.1.tar and report whether the card works?
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Kodi profiles need a major code overhaul and don't really work for this kind of use case. However, in my experience kids watch the same ~5 things over and over and over (and YouTube) so clever Kodi features like central watched status are utterly lost on them. I separate "kids" content at a source level, and manually scrape that one kids source to the new device while other devices use a MySQL config. The kids room has a hardware box that cannot be suspended etc. so I set an overnight cron job to update the library. As long as it gets some artwork kids think the GUI is amazing. They are kids so don't over-think the solution
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Try resetting Kodi to defaults. If this does not resolve it, the issue has nothing to do with Kodi. I suspect that's the case anyway because in ~8 years of using Kodi I've never observed what you're describing.
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pastebin a Kodi debug log demonstrating the problem please
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Estuary does not support changeable backgrounds. You will have to change skin or persuade the Kodi skin developers to add that feature.
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Hard reset in the LE settings add-on will fix the problem with this and any other 'build'
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Pirate add-on repo's are installed so no further help will be provided.
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Put your NAS/share names in /storage/.config/hosts.conf and then it will use IP resolving with names, and the stupidity that is Windows networking has been removed from the equation.
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Did you configure Estuary to use the Weather add-on you have installed?
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Confluence supports a custom background. No need to modify the skin:
Settings > Interface > Skin > Configure Skin > Background Options > Configure custom background > Point to local file somewhere on /storage