No idea.Is is installing successfully on my side.
Posts by mglae
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To research network issues I've created a gbmshell addon temporary replacing kodi with a shell.
You can install the attached tools.gbmshell-1.0.0.0.zip addon from USB stick and export kodi, dmesg or journalcll logs the same way.
Our usual pastekodi tool can be used locally with pastekodi -c >/path(to/log
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elonesna Yes, accepting the PW but failing afterwards is weird. Having no idea either.
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elonesna The output of journalctl -u sshd might be helpful after a failed connect.
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- Extend the append line, don't create a new one
- I had a typo, use i915.enable_fbc=1 i915.enable_guc=3 (I update my original post)
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... or you can try the work around of https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/issues/7299
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Maybe CPU is to recent.
Only idea is to test LE nightlys whenever the kernel is updated.
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There is no difference in kernel configuration between Generic and Generic-Legacy. But that's of no importance here.
Nether our Installer Image nor a SSD installed on a different system is accepted as bootable by the PC's firmware. Can be something like Secure Boot enabled or forced legacy boot on EFI firmware bit there is no further feedback yet.
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Only single GPU is supported.
You can e.g. remove the GT 710 or disable the Intel HD4600 in the BIOS
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- It is still working for the standard shares of my LE11 test build.
- preexec is only executed when the share is accessed.
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Download of Widevine failed : "checksums do not match" · Issue #529 · emilsvennesson/script.module.inputstreamhelperI'm trying to install Widevine through Inputstream Helper in order to get some add-ons to work. I go through the license part and the downloading of the…github.com
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Can only be common advises.
In the BIOS:
- Reset to BIOS defaults
- Disable Secure Boot
- Disable any fast boot
- Enable full USB support
- Maybe disable CSM to get full EFI
Hardware:
- Try all USB ports.
- Try a different USB stick
Tricks:
- Install the SSD on a different machine
- Write the install image on the SSD and use the run mode
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Note that I am asked to reboot reach time I pick "LE default drivers". Don't know if that is normal or if that is an indication that something is not saved.
That is by design. The selected drivers are just set.
Publish logs by using pastekodi after trying to use the tuner and post the URL. Maybe there is something visible.
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To activate the 0.9.33-integrated driver select the LE Standard Drivers in the LibreELEC Module Drivers Addon and reboot.
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There is a community User Guide for the Fujitsu S740. Unfortunately in German, you may have to use a translation service.
The original links of the following line shows the Linux boot problem:
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From a web search your Fujitsu S740 seems not to boot from /EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.EFI of the internal disk by default.
Unfortunately efibootmgr to set an EFI boot entry is not part of the installer image.
Is there a menu in the UEFI BIOS to create boot entries?