Posts by mglae

Quote from squirtbrnr

systemctl status ssh

reports: Unit ssh.service could not be found.

The service name is sshd.

Quote from squirtbrnr

[...] however it's not accepting the default SSH password [...]

Add fextmode again.

See ActiveAE and bass management for 2 channel output

Have you already tried a Custom EDID?

Status of sshd service:

Complete sshd log:

Create log summary on pastebin site and print URL:

The complete missing option when calling the LE system is

There is no code change between 9.1.502 and 9.2.

"sed: write error" is printed because /dev/kmsg refuse to been written with more than 1024 bytes at once (more than 4500 in your case).

The error is harmless, just as the fsck error. I see two options:

1. Ignore the error and wait for 9.2.1
2. Boot another Linux system (i.e. from USB stick) and use fsck.fat to fix the error on file system UUID=5DDB-A25D

The message is from here.

Please post the output of paste /dev/fsck.log

Just a hint but no solution: looks like a network configuration issue. There is only a link local address detected first and it takes 95 seconds to get the real one.

Adding textmode to your command line will result in booting to a shell. You can use it to check for any errors.

Which image do you use on which device?

Sorry, you have to type run once to get persistence storage. Just do it on next boot.

Live is only using RAM disks.

Corrected my old post.

Create the stick and type run at first boot. Everything is set up automatically.

Is there any improvement with my PR?

Start with Accessing LibreELEC [LibreELEC.wiki] to access your system via ssh.

Then use the commands linked in #8 to add the boot parameter. Please ask when you are stuck somewhere.

There is no i915.ko module to be blacklisted, the graphic drivers are part of the kernel.

Follow this post and add initcall_blacklist=i915_init.

Is Secure Boot disabled in BIOS?

Try using python. See 18.1.11. email: Examples — Python 2.7.17 documentation and Sending Emails With Python – Real Python.

Use TV (AC3) settings from Audio quickstart guide - Official Kodi Wiki