What exactly do you type in ubuntu terminal? C/P the error message.
ssh verbosity can be increased with -v, -vv or -vvv.
What exactly do you type in ubuntu terminal? C/P the error message.
ssh verbosity can be increased with -v, -vv or -vvv.
How exactly would I adjust the offset for my particular setup.
Let parted decide: mkpart mylabel ext4 0% 100%
Please note that the first mkpart parameter for gpt is the gpt partition label.
Use unit s or unit B (check help unit) to see the exact alignment with print.
.. I am guessing the 512B/4096B has something to do with it
The hard disk is internally using 4096 byte sectors but the command interface counts 512 byte sectors.
Windows became my addiction
diskpart is not that different
Possible but not recommended.
You have to mount the second, ext4 formatted partition and unzip to <mount point>/.kodi/addons.
After installing the addon autoconnect is still disabled and must be enabled one time.
In LE using syslinux the configuration file is /flash/syslinux.cfg.
Type mount -o remount,rw /flash for write access.
Autoconnect is fixed in LibreELEC-Settings Addon but currently only included in nightly builds.
You can install a test version.
You may like to enable persistent (journal) logging via the LE Settings Addon to have a history.
Information is only in the other thread: RE: IR Remote intermittently not working
I doubt a Generic DRM build was ever tested on an old Atom/ION machine ...
There is no UI for minidlna. The server (not being part of Kodi) has to be configured manually.
Unfortunately ix.io is silently failing on files being to large.
Use pastekodi -c >mylog and put the file on a different pastebin site (or split it).
The vcgencmd error is a known issue on 9.2.8 and does not harm.
Can i check whether samba is running correct using systemctl?
systemctl status smbd and journalctl -u smbd
That's a Kodi - not a LibreELEC setting.
Use (cogwheel) -> Services -> Control
You can try to trigger the resizing again by creating this file on the command line using a SSH connection:
Resize is only possible as long the partition is empty. External tools are needed after the system was booted (into Kodi) the first time.
How can I boot from the USB Drive? LE does not allow to me to boot to either gparted or the LibreELEC.USB-SD.Creator.Win32 10.1 image.
Your BIOS decide what to boot. Try to change boot order (you can even disable HD boot), USB connector, USB stick, loaded image ... until it is satisfied.
There seem to be no error in the edid.cpio.
But there is only Trying to unpack rootfs image as initramfs... without Freeing initrd memory: xxxK in the log. It is likely the cpio file is not passed correctly to the kernel.
Not owning any RPI I'm out of ideas. Maybe someone will take over if you can reproduce the error with an unmodified getedid procedure.