Posts by Nofan Tasi

Quote from jd17

Well, the installtointernal script definitely did do something for me, since the Android is gone and just recovery is left.

So, if re-installing Android and then running installtointernal again is the only option I have, does someone have a hint for me which firmware to use?
I cannot find a firmware specific for the M96X, some people say X96 works...
But apparently the firmware for my box was a 7.1.1 from 20170703, that's what the recovery says.
It also says NMF26Q...?
Also, which dtb.img do I use?

Sorry for these questions, but I never restored an Android system and I don't want to brick the box...

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maybe on freaktab.com you can find or ask for hints to restore Android, good luck!

Quote from jd17

Has nobody encountered this before?
Please help me out, I don't know how to proceed!
Thank you.

jd17

The OP mentions install to internal is not recommended in case partition is not standard.

Now, I am also interested to hear in how far install to internal is recommended as I want to go from external to internal too.

My partition looks standard

Can anyone comment?

As for your problem jd17 perhaps you need to reinstall stock firmware from scratch?

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kszaq enjoy your time

@Nofan Tasi what are the differences between the 32bit and the 64bit image? Are there any advantages if using the 64 bit image?

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[8.1.10] LibreELEC 8.2 for S905/S905X

updated 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.10 git tag to LE – Google Drive

happy holidays kszaq

Quote from Acontini

Hi kszaq, do you have a repo of your source code somewhere? I would like to start develop for s805. Are you using the Amlogic openlinux development keychain?

GitHub - kszaq/LibreELEC.tv: 'Just enough OS' for Kodi

Quote from Raytestrak

What are the benefits of a 64bit image?

There are none, in fact: there might only be disadvantages. One disadvantage: no support

I have one personal rather specific technical reason to use 64bit : I maintain a 64bit gentoo aarch64 stage3 chroot inside LE.

Also, by building and running 64bit, I will report if anything fails in 64bit only (this, so far, never occurred).

For sure 32bit consumes less resources and supports more add-ons.

For someone who has enough RAM (I have 2GB and 4GB swap) and only uses basic LE functionality, it may work.

As for core functionality. It's built from exact same code.

updated 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.9 git tag to LE – Google Drive

updated 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.8 git tag to LE – Google Drive

updated 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.7 git tag to LE – Google Drive

Quote from meadrocks

What is a good android app that can test the RAM? I have several boxes that Android states 2Gig RAM but LE reports 1Gig, and the other dtb files don't allow the box to boot. So it seems I may be in the same boat.

perhaps type 'free' in Linux terminal

Quote from Ziiky

Hello

I have small problem!!

Automatic connection to wired network with Static IP address do not work like it should.

After every restart of libreelec there is no wired network.

Libreelec "connections/wired" tab status says "ready" not "online", but there is no data transfer till I reconnect on/off wired "network/active" tab.

Only after that action I get internet and my NAS folders, addons and librarys works.

"connecion/wired/edit/Connections/connect automatically is selected to "ON"

Wait for network before start Kodi I manually setup to 15-25 sec but nothing helps

log:

hEPK

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As workaround, perhaps, you could ask the dhcp server to always give that same address for the mac address of the TV Box.

At least that's what I do. It makes the address 'kind of ' static.

Quote from BeToven

Anyone knows how I can disable IPV6 in LE? What is the command using ssh

Thanks

following sys ctl disable ipv6 knobs exist

LibreELEC:~ # sysctl -a | grep disable_ipv6
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 0
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 0
net.ipv6.conf.eth0.disable_ipv6 = 0
net.ipv6.conf.lo.disable_ipv6 = 0
net.ipv6.conf.wlan0.disable_ipv6 = 0

perhaps you can try

LibreELEC:~ # echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6

and similar for the other ones.

Just curious: why would you like to disable it?

updated 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.6 git tag to LE – Google Drive

Quote from mannyp

Hello all,

I have an MiniMX S905 2GB/16GB ROM. yesterday i updated it from 8.0.2e to 8.1.5 and i have immediately lost the use of Ethernet.

Now i get an IP address but its not correct and i do not get any internet access.

however Wifi 2.4 and 5 work perfectly fine.

Any ideas?

thanks.

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Perhaps double check LibreELEC Network settings. Perhaps double check cable or switch port.

If no luck, does downgrade to 8.0.2e make Ethernet work again?

If not there may be a physical issue. Could be cable or switch port. Or (hopefully not) MX port.

Good luck (I have the p200 MiniMX-G too)

uploaded 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.5 git tag to LE – Google Drive

Quote from Rootz

When i´m doing an update of Kodi the TV has no image (Black) and then go directly to Kodi with successfully update.

I cant see update process.

Any suggestions whats going on?

I believe same here last upgrade(s?). It's a bit scary but it does not hurt. Maybe a workaround exists.

uploaded 64bit image with some addons built from kszaq 8.1.4 git tag to LE – Google Drive

Quote from Menion

Ah right, the kszaq images are 32 bit (or 64bit kernel with 32 bit userspace?)

But would it be better to go for 64bit?

32bit and 64bit images are from exact same code so they should behave identical

(unless some code is optimised to take advantage of 64bit, but I doubt that).

32bit is less resource hungry and certainly preferred if, for example, one has not much RAM.

32bit also has more addons.

In short: 32bit fits most people best.