Temporary use kodi + vnsi on a working platform.
Posts by mglae
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- Make a backup via LibreELEC-Settings and save it outside of the HTPC.
- Replace the KERNEL and SYSTEM files with the new ones from Ubuntu or Windows.
- Boot LE with fingers crossed.
PS: there is neither LE 18 nor LE 19
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CvH You find a equivalent journalctl URL in post 1
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No real idea. You can try to replace "quiet" with "debug" in syslinux.cfg.
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Change in Python 3.8.8/3.9.2 - additional separator parameter:
urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.8.8 documentation
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The regulatory domain can be set via Settings -> LibreELEC Settings -> Network.
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From your image: "... PART 0 : OS Bootloader" -> No EFI.
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There are two limitations:
- EFI can only boot from FAT16/FAT32. EXFAT and NTFS are not supported
- Maximum file size of FAT32 is 4GB
Solution: Installation/iso2usb/diy/windows-installer-for-big-files - Community Help Wiki
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BusyBox's ether-wake is included.
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You have to unpack 9.80.11-Generic-x86_64-service.tvheadend43-9.80.11.100.zip and install from the included zip.
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just compiled the actual version "devel-20210309113011-c9205b6" and at startup-screen following message is shown:
depmod: ERROR: fstatat(5, nvidia.ko): No such file or directory
Do you see the same error with latest nightly from Index of /?
A second observation I did was that, if I backup my setting with LibreElec-addon, the MessageBox, showing the progress is only shown for some milliseconds and then disappears. The backup is done properly.
This is already fixed in LibreELEC-settings repo, you can test with Testing LibreELEC-settings addon · Issue #4547 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
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Unfortunately the amdgpu driver is crashing/hanging on your 3400G with any kernel. My only suggestion is to not using suspend until this is fixed.
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From the announcement the major improvements of the 3B+ are a slightly increase in CPU speed, gigabit ethernet and ac WIFI.
The new ethernet chip is still attached via USB while WIFI is connected via SDIO.
Use lsusb -t or lsusb -v to list the USB classes.
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