I've not seen any feedback on wifi and bluetooth .. so I presume not working?
Posts by chewitt
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pastebin a debug log with additional http logging please
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Do a clean boot, and with the drive not visible, run "eject /dev/sr0" via SSH. Does the drive appear?
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I'd guess not as dispmamnx (vnc for pi) is already in the repo. Did OE have an x11 addon?
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LE will not run on this hardware for a multitude of reasons. The main one being that Linux Kodi has never been ported for Rockchip stuff.
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It's a known but currently unresolved issue. It affects all/most remotes and is not CEC specific.
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Have you enabled "show parent folder items" in Kodi settings? .. that's what normally controls the presence of .. navigation
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It shouldn't have anything to do with characters in the password .. that bug was fixed back in OE 3.x days. It's more likely to be related to the radio config of the wireless network [which is unknown] and what the [unknown] driver supports.
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The next round of official Alpha builds (v7.90.003) should include WP/WC devices now that PR has been merged. I'd guess 003 will be along in 7-10 days depending on what else gets commited to the master branch .. and some basic sanity testing.
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The old OE package has two PKG_URL's and as the error clearly states we no longer support that in package.mk files. You'll either have to create two separate packages (one dependent on the other) and do some funky things to manage the interdependencies. Another approach would be to download the second file during post_unpack() or similar.
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There is no apt-get on LibreELEC so you can forget that option. Your choices are a) develop your own OpenHab add-on using the existing add-ons in our repo as a template (if you have developer skills and can figure out our build system) .. or b) find an aarch64 compatible OpenHab docker container. I'm not sure if wrxtasy has compiled the docker add-on for his C2 LibreELEC 7.0 builds, but it should be available for LibreELEC 8.0 alpha builds in the near future.
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Nothing in Kodi polls/checks for metadata unless you scrape content to the library or install certain add-ons, so a) don't scrape anything, b) you can disable any of the embedded scraper services from within Kodi, c) don't install those add-ons, d) stop doing the presumably illegal things that would raise concerns about being tracked. Having a normal networking config (e.g. with gateway) allows NTP to work so the system clock is accurate (an issue on pi which has no RTC) and harmless services like the Yahoo weather to update GUI icons.
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edit4ever: Please consider submitting your add-on to the Kodi repo (or ours, or host your own) so it's simple for users to install and keep current.
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Kodi introduced AudioEngine about 3 versions back which enumerates the hardware itself and negates the need for asound.conf files. Hence there's no need for one in the default image. It's only needed in niche use-cases like yours. If the file has to exist before that command can save to it, just "touch /storage/.config/asound.conf" and carry on..
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It's either something funky in the interwebs or it's time to perform your annual clearing of browser cache. I click it and I get the donation page, no problems. Thanks for donating btw
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docker pull homeassistant/home-assistantdocker run -d --name="home-assistant" -v /storage/home-assistant/config:/config -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro --net=host homeassistant/home-assistant
It took ~5 mins to download/unpack. Seems to up and running fine on my x86_64 machine. I reckon it's time to go build a stripped back version of LE to use for these things
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OpenVPN is embedded in LE so there is no need to install it (doing that probably installs something incompatible) and nothing we have created offers pre-configured support for "ViprVPN" so I guess this comes from an add-on. If that addon stopped working with the OE > LE change you need to go ask the add-on author/creator for support, not us. Does that make sense?
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The core OS is the same for both distributions, but the "application" (them: OpenPHT, us: Kodi) is different. AFAIK you cannot install Kodi addons in Plex.