not our sources or kodi sources, so we have no idea what modifications it contains. I built RPi2 from our sources several times in recent days without issues.
Posts by chewitt
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Is there anyway i check for network or HDD traffic before going to sleep, to prevent it when its being used remotelybasically, no
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Nope. I haven't a clue about RTC issues/workings. Sorry.
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I trust the kernel reporting of 100% usage over user claims of free space remaining. So does OpenVPN. Go delete some cruft from the filessytem, e.g. contents of /storage/.kodi/temp, and restart.
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RPi0/1/2 have a limited CPU and the licenses are needed to use hardware decoding to get output. RPi3 has enough CPU to software decode things under normal conditions.
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Debug log. Non debug logs show nothing useful about the media being played.
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You can use the dispmanx add-on from our add-on repo if you want screen remote access, but please note that this is totally insecure and should never be used over an internet connection.
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put an arrial.ttf with Thai font support in /storage/.kodi/media/Fonts/ and reboot
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If you run "dmesg | paste" and share the URL, we should be able to see the BT firmware that's missing.
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Err, yes.
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LibreELEC.tv/linux.arm.conf at libreelec-8.0 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
config for the driver is enabled in the kernel, so I would guess the answer is yes. -
Share a kodi debug log and a sample of one of the problem files (30 second or so is enough).
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Restore bootsector.img to the card; this nukes any previous formatting and should leave the card in a state where Windows (or any other OS) can format the card again.
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Most devices probably work (or support can be added easily) but unless you tell us the actual chipset used by the card it's not possible to provide a definitive answer.
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I'm not interested in Addons27.db as it's just a truncated zero byte file. I'm interested in the previous DB, e.g. Addons20.db if you were running Jarvis. Upload the file somewhere and share please.
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Take backups using the OE settings add-on and move them off-box for safe keeping. Then use the LE .tar file to update the OE installs. After updating do a hard reset from inside the LE settings add-on to have a "clean install" to work from. The LE/OE backup files are just standard tar archives so it's simple to unpack them and stop kodi.service before selectively moving essential files back to the right places and restarting kodi.service.
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Install the system-tools add-on and use hd-idle
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kodi: bumps to binary-addons by chewitt · Pull Request #1559 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub <= will get merged/built/pushed in the next day or so