How can I access the logs without CLI (e.g. via GUI) on second boot? B
You can use the gbmshell development addon
How can I access the logs without CLI (e.g. via GUI) on second boot? B
You can use the gbmshell development addon
Small development addon to replace running Kodi with a shell on GBM. Attached keyboard is required.
Can be installed from ZIP using an USB stick e.g. on networking issues.
Add an USB stick and type pastekodi -c >/media/"Stick Name"/my.log. Then upload the file to a pastebin site from a different machine.
2025-05-22 1.0.3 support changed os-release variables too
For a test without changing your installation create an install stick and use the run option at boot.
You can even import a LE system backup of your 11.0.6 installation on the stick.
Whatever you do, a system backup of the working system is always recommended.
For reference there is a kernel bugzilla report. Different behavior description but maybe some ideas are helpful.
As a guess the issue likely can be fixed by building Kodi with #22222
Please post both channel.conf files (in a zip archive).
This is really frustrating. I think it has to do with the channel manager and group manager.???
Possible. Test with stopped kodi (or disabled VNSI client) and replace vdr channel.conf.
If the test succeed you can try to reset Kodi PVR settings. In worst case remove TV*.db.
The initrd configuration is wrong in grub menuentry. Grub require an extra line with initrd edid.cpio.
edid.cpio is using the wrong directory structure.
Create lib/firmware/edid/edid.bin instead of usr/lib/firmware/edid/edid.bin.
The VDR backend is managing the cjhannels.conf and overwriting it when needed and e.g. at exit. Kodi is having no access to it.
To update the config files below the addo_data folder stop VDR by disabling the addon in Kodi settings or with systemctl stop service.multimedia.vdr-addon and start it again afterwards.
There is always hope
Looks like the edid.cpio was created wrong. Post it or list it.
Use complete logs, not snippets.
I've shared my complete knowledge about Kodi mouse pointers and can't provide further advise.
Use a skin with larger mouse cursors.
Technically mouse cursors are images defined in pointer.xml of any skin and can be replaced.
What if you start Firefox into ProfileManager, create a new profile and try with this unmodified profile?
Error is
kodi.sh[944]: /usr/lib/kodi/kodi.bin: symbol lookup error: /storage/.kodi/addons/imagedecoder.heif/imagedecoder.heif.so.20.1.0: undefined symbol: aom_codec_version
I've created a fix: https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/pull/8467