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.
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.
For a python only lib you can create /storage/.kodi/addons/tqdm/lib/tqdm and copy the library files into it.
ARD/ZDF Mediathek are outdated in Kodi repo and continued at GitHub - 68000a/Gigathek: Kodi Addons zu verschiedenen deutschen öffentlich-rechtlichen TV-Mediatheken
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
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).
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.
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.
The first OOPS is the important one.
Add pause_on_oops=100 to the APPEND line of /syslinux.cfg and take a new picture.
Online check seem to be have fixed at 2021-08-30 in connman git.
After installing System Tools Addon you can open a terminal window. Or use ssh
grub.cfg is only needed (and used) on EFI32 systems. Check /proc/cmdline after boot if your parameters are included.
On N4000 usually EFI64 (or legacy boot) is implemented. Configuration file is /syslinux.cfg.
On the AMD you can even use the amdgpu driver with:
It was told the new Intel iHD drivers are not perfect on older HW but choose automatically. You can manually select them: RE: Issues on Beta 1 with X86
2021-09-18 04:37:57.812 T:139920263327360 DEBUG: LogindUPowerSyscall - Received unknown signal NameAcquired
2021-09-18 04:37:57.812 T:139920263327360 NOTICE: Quitting due to POSIX signal
That is looking unusual - receiving unexpected signal, quitting and google drive addon is hanging on exit.
1. 9.2 is EOL, logs of 10.0 are preferred (although I can follow the idea old release for old device).
2. Use pastekodi to generate logs, it may include more information.
Depending on the distribution you may have to adapt the interface name. Look for "Predictable Network Interface Names".
Should i keep this version of service.libreelec.settings ?
Yes, if further backups are desired
What will happen in the next version update of LibreELEC ?
This version is continued to be executed a long the addon version of the update is still 10.0. Keep in mind to delete the installed addon.
If mglae can do a PR and it ticks all the correct boxes, then it could be in the next release.
It's almost done.
shippy please test LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-10.0-devel-20210913111945-3105a40.img.gz on a spare stick.
It is a complete image, don't change anything on it.