Xorg is logging to /var/log/Xorg.0.log
Johpin You are using live mode with tmpfs mounted on /storage not allowing persistent configuration. Please switch to run mode at boot.
The reboot is caused by activating LE safe mode after five kodi crashes, but is useless in live configuration.
After switching to run disable safe mode with
touch /storage/.config/safemode.disableAccording to the Wiki LE is using libreelec_multi.toml for rc-rc6-mce.
Rename your file and it will be loaded at boot.
When testing LE13 Generic-Legacy a few weeks ago Kodi failed to start on Intel HW (while Simple Terminal (st) and Chrome were working).
No issues with AMD and vmware graphics driver.
Expected a magic fix by e.g. Mesa or Kernel bump but seems still to be an issue.
on xbmc python version 2.7.0 could not be satisfied
You do need an updated addon with Python3 support.
giaguaro Did you disable the on board graphic card in the BIOS after adding the 8600GT?
The PR adds kernel nouveau driver via package.mk
From llvm.org:
LLVM_PARALLEL_{COMPILE,LINK}_JOBS:STRING
Building the llvm toolchain can use a lot of resources, particularly linking. These options, when you use the Ninja generator, allow you to restrict the parallelism. For example, to avoid OOMs or going into swap, permit only one link job per 15GB of RAM available on a 32GB machine, specify -G Ninja -DLLVM_PARALLEL_LINK_JOBS=2.heitbaum 20230309 is older than 12.0.1 of 2024-10-17
If you really did:
PROJECT=RPi
ARCH=aarch64
DEVICE=RPi4
make imageYou do get a X86 build. Put the command in one one line:
PROJECT=RPi ARCH=aarch64 DEVICE=RPi4 make imageor export the variables:
export PROJECT=RPi
export ARCH=aarch64
export DEVICE=RPi4
make imageRecent RPI5 HW do require a LE12 nightly. The required support is not in 12.0.1
It was first included into LE13. Did you force a manual repo update?
Why did you omit any version number in your post?
As a hint: downgrading from LE13 nightly to LE12 stable or nightly is not supported.
I don't know which drivers chewitt has enabled, they may need additional firmware. The requested pastekodi is required but in worst case may hot give no more information.
To the intel-audio.conf: if not creating the empty file you do have the file active from /usr/lib/modprobe.d/ by default.
The medium good news: since yesterday I'm having jack sound via the Sound Open Firmware drivers on my Gemini Lake test machine. But kodi don't see HDMI audio any more. Maybe something need be polished...
Likely busybox mount is ignoring options after device and mountpoint
With dd did you unzip the image?
gzip -dc LibreELEC-RPi4.aarch64-12.0.1.img.gz|dd of=/dev/xxx bs=64kand in the newest version the line is the same but that rw turns to ro but I can see existing files.
ro is odd because storage is explicit mounted rw. LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-13.0-nightly-20241206-ca4bded.img.gz has the kernel update 6.12 to 6.12.3. It include nfs commit 56a5d99 changing "something with ro". On my side it does continue working, but using NFS4.
so maybe related to
These messages are normal, ignore them.
I can't specify disk=NFS4 as a kernel parameter
To mount a nfs4 server use e.g. disk=NFS=172.16.3.4:/mnt/media/storage,vers=4.2
As a test you may even try with disk=NFS=172.16.3.4:/mnt/media/storage,vers=3 to see if there is any issue in the LE parsing code.
Yoyoda To enable the DSP drivers please create intel-audio.conf with
touch /storage/.config/modprobe.d/intel-audio.confand reboot.
chewitt We are using https://github.com/LibreELEC/Libr…ntel-audio.conf
