Posts by mglae

Kodi environment can be set in /storage/.config/kodi.conf

Atom seems to be the better format, it is only not supported by Kodi.

The news feed https://libreelec.tv/feed/ is a valid Atom feed. Atom feeds are not supported by Kodi.

In contrast the board feed https://forum.libreelec.tv/board-feed/ is a valid RSS 2.0 feed and can be shown.

Feb 02 12:29:51 rpi4 systemd[1]: Starting Samba Configuration...
[...]
Feb 02 12:29:51 rpi4 systemd[1]: Starting Udevil mount service...[...]
Feb 02 12:29:52 rpi4 systemd[1]: Finished Samba Configuration.Feb 02 12:29:52 rpi4 systemd[1]: Finished Udevil mount service.

Can be a race between Samba Configuration and Udevil Mount + autoshare.

What if you create (with path):

[Unit]
After=samba-config.service

Add touch /storage/.update/.nocompat to the update process (before reboot). Your old kernel is not able to mount recent squashfs images.

Thanks for the log, it helps to avoid the error in the future.

To erase the system disk press <Alt>-<F3> at the installer screen to switch to the debug console and type

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1M count=1

Then <Alt>-<F1> and continue to install.

Edit: in the meantime the current release is LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-10.0.4.tar

After enabling ssh in the LibreELEC Settings Addon the device can be accessed from Windows using e.g. putty or WinSCP.

User name is root default password is libreelec.

The terminal from System Tools is only available on X11 systems, e.g. LE10/Generic or LE11/Generic-legacy.

Starting with Kodi Matrix/LE10 you have to create an Autoexec Service yourself: https://kodi.wiki/view/Autoexec_Service

It is definitely there on the Estuary skin: https://kodi.wiki/view/Settings/Services/Control

chewitt /dev/sda is listed before /dev/sda1 so sda is powered down before sda1 is unmounted.

1. To see logs of autostop.sh and the shutdown process enable Persistent Logging via LibreELEC Settings Addon, reboot, type journalctl -b -1 and scroll almost to the end. journalctl -b -1 -u kodi-autostart may be more selective.
2. Never use a parallel subshell in autostop.sh. It will be killed after a short time period.

Edit: Disks are still mounted during autostop.sh. Powering them off is a bad idea.

Fix is included in nightly 2013010[45]-21c204a

rasser Thanks for heads up, I've corrected my post for the records.

There was just a report with connman's OfflineMode enabled.

Likely the m4 source of LE10 is "too old" for the Ubuntu 22.10 gcc and library headers.

Use an Ubuntu LTS 20.04 Docker container.

For 9.2 even Ubuntu 18.04 may be required.

Quote from rasser

[global]

OfflineMode=true

That's wrong, type once:

connmanctl disable offline

Eight years old but worth a try: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2516…down-and-reboot

Are there other reports for Python 3.11 too? E.g. with Fedora 37 or Archlinux?

More detailed research in LE requires using a debug image.