Posts by mglae
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Yes, please do it again (with *.tar or *.img.gz) and post a log file via LibreELEC Settings or pastekodi if still failing.
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The kodi-autostart.service does have the required dependencies.
Use journalctl -b -0 -u kodi-autostart to check for logged error messages and post your complete autostart.sh.
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Tame your tvheadend. It was terminated while occupying 3351196kB memory.
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Change WantedBy=multi-user.target=nfs to WantedBy=multi-user.target
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For a python only lib - not needing any external dependencies or including e.g. C/C++ code - the source is the lib. Try copying the files below the "tqdm" directory.
However creating a LE python lib addon is the correct way to go.
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For a python only lib you can create /storage/.kodi/addons/tqdm/lib/tqdm and copy the library files into it.
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ARD/ZDF Mediathek are outdated in Kodi repo and continued at GitHub - 68000a/Gigathek: Kodi Addons zu verschiedenen deutschen öffentlich-rechtlichen TV-Mediatheken
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Yes, install 9.2 to have a working system.
And use live for any further testing not touching the working system. Only choose the correct APPEND line for any optional kernel parameters.
BTW: the board seem to be involved, web search on B450M Pro4 kernel result in e.g. [SOLVED] Ryzen 3 3200G, AsRock B450M Pro4 system crashes / Kernel & Hardware / Arch Linux Forums
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Unfortunately there is nothing visible in the log.
There is still the pause_on_oops=100 parameter in the Kernel command line, you can remove it now.
amd_iommu=off is missing. Did you try it? (I'm getting out of ideas).
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It must be the MoBo/CPU AMD combo as I even tried putting in a extenal SSD instead of using the MoBo m.2 and stilled failed
Agree.
Maybe there are warnings/errors in the kernel log. Boot into installer, press <Alt-F3> to get the debug console and type:
Put the file to a pastebin site and post the URL here.
As a wild guess: we did enable IOMMU support in the kernel at some point. You can try amd_iommu=off kernel parameter to disable it.
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It's crashing while writing to the FAT FS. But there is no obvious error source visible.
1. Have you already tried a different stick on a different USB port?
2. You can test if a more recent kernel does behave better by booting a LE11 nightly from test.libreelec.tv. Do not install, LE11 is to unstable for daily use.
3. For BIOS update 5.20 one description is "Improve USB compatibility", but I really do not like recommending BIOS updates.
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The first OOPS is the important one.
Add pause_on_oops=100 to the APPEND line of /syslinux.cfg and take a new picture.