Your edid.cpio is not correct. To recreate it do:
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cd /storage/.config/firmware/
find edid | cpio -H newc -o >edid.cpio
mount -o remount,rw /flash
cp edid.cpio /flashPosts by mglae
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For the records when GPU firmware is missing:
Dowload Intel firmware files to /storage/.config/firmware/i915 and AMD files to /storage/.config/firmware/amdgpu.
Codecd /storage/.config/firmware/ # create initrd find amdgpu i915 2>/dev/null | cpio -H newc -o >gpu.cpio # move to flash mount -o remount,rw /flash mv gpu.cpio /flashUse nano /flash/syslinux.cfg and add initrd=gpu.cpio the the APPEND line.
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[ 0.749021] i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] GuC firmware(s) can be downloaded from https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/…e.git/tree/i915
For testing follow the advice and put the missing firmware file(s) into /storage/.config/firmware/i915
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There is now a fix available, see RE: libreleec 9.97.1/10.0 matrix Networking not connecting automatically
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There is now a fix for the autoconnect disabled issue.
Please test it using https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/issues/4547
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Another thing that i notice is that the maximum memory displayed is 4gb ram, i have installed 8gb...
Are the 8GB detected in he BIOS?
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That's a No.
Add Enable Dolby Digital Encoding to your settings.
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Do you use the TV (AC3) settings of https://kodi.wiki/view/Audio_quickstart_guide?
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Does the Startup Option fulfill your needs?
If not follow the Autoexec_Service link of the page.
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In your log all DVB Driver Addons are enabled, this is not supported:
Code[ 4.774943] kernel-overlays-setup: setup base modules [ 4.842516] kernel-overlays-setup: added modules from /usr/lib/kernel-overlays/base/lib/modules/5.10.47 [ 4.875443] kernel-overlays-setup: added firmware from /usr/lib/kernel-overlays/base/lib/firmware [ 4.876807] kernel-overlays-setup: adding overlays from /storage/.cache/kernel-overlays [ 4.877791] kernel-overlays-setup: processing conf /storage/.cache/kernel-overlays/50-driver.dvb.crazycat.conf [ 4.914419] kernel-overlays-setup: added modules from /usr/lib/kernel-overlays/driver.dvb.crazycat/lib/modules/5.10.47 [ 4.914550] kernel-overlays-setup: processing conf /storage/.cache/kernel-overlays/50-driver.dvb.digital_devices.conf [ 4.918921] kernel-overlays-setup: added modules from /usr/lib/kernel-overlays/driver.dvb.digital_devices/lib/modules/5.10.47 [ 4.919035] kernel-overlays-setup: processing conf /storage/.cache/kernel-overlays/50-driver.dvb.dvb-latest.conf [ 4.969748] kernel-overlays-setup: added modules from /usr/lib/kernel-overlays/driver.dvb.dvb-latest/lib/modules/5.10.47Create a new log if it is still he case.
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IIRC the format is checked in the code. Making it nicer may result in to many complaints.
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Which key type do you use?
The recent openssh update from 8.6p1 to 8.8p1 disables RSA signatures using the SHA-1 hash algorithm by default. See "Potentially-incompatible changes" of https://www.openssh.com/releasenotes.html
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If you tolerate possible not working wireguard interface remove time-sync.target from wireguard.service.
Increase the "Wait for network" value for a reliable wireguard connection.
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As long you are not using a kodi addon depending on (and auto-installing) Requests_oauthlib you have to download it from e.g. https://mirrors.mit.edu/kodi/addons/ma…odule.oauthlib/ and to use the 'Install from ZIP' functionality.
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For easy cli use BusyBox's ether-wake is in the image.
Addons can be started with kodi-send -a 'RunScript(...)'. Calling script.advanced.wol is documented at https://kodi.wiki/view/Add-on:Advanced_Wake_On_Lan
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Likely WS-Discovery is disabled in guisettings. Check "Settings->Services->SMB Client->Enable WS-Discovery Service"
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The fix is now in nighties. For testing change the advancedsettings line to
Code<setting id="services.wsdiscovery">true</setting>and type systemctl restart kodi.
On success the line can be removed.
