Posts by mglae
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You can try to use loglevel 1 in advancedsettings.xml without overlay, see Log file/Advanced - Official Kodi Wiki
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In general legacy boot does work with LibreELEC installation media.
For getting the "Non-System Disk" error the BIOS seem to perform some additional partition layout or file system checks that fail on the GPT partitioned installer media with protective MBR.
To work around that you can try to set up the hard disk on a different legacy boot machine. The installer will create a MSDOS partition table on disks < 2TB.
Or install a different minimal Linux distribution, create the two LibreELEC partitions and add LibreELEC as default option to the boot manager.
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Disable MPEG2 hardware acceleration. This is a known driver issue on AMD GPUs.
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Just a guess: I am wondering if the new /storage/.config/kodi.conf configuration option can simplfy your installation.
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The --lircdev parameter is removed: https://forum.libreelec.tv?tid=331865
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xrandr --verbose show possible properties. I've no idea if output type can be selected on Raven.
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Set Settings Level to Expert. But AFAIK RGB full is default.
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There are kernel errors. But the 200GE was reported working a few months ago: LibreELEC v8.90.005: RX550 and 60Hz?
Did you already try Milhouse #1224x build with kernel 4.20?
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In the URL the "http://" is missing. Please use a pastebin site in the future when posting config files.
Are there any errors in your http server log files?As last resort use Wireshark on your server to see what is going wrong.
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Is this a common problem in LE9? Let's start a poll:
- Terminal program used?
- Is there screen distortion with mc?
- Does mouse navigation in mc work?
- Output of echo $TERM?
- LE9 platform and version?
Putty users: please only report if you see no screen distortion or mouse navigation is working.
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Just a thought: URLs are case sensitive. Did you rename "KERNEL" to "kernel"?
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I use syslinux 6.03 would the performance be better with the 6.04?
Maybe, but TFTP is a slow protocol at all. As said in #4 I'm using HTTP transfers.
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The files are bootx64.efi and ldlinux.e64. But this is version 6.03, for PXE UEFI boot better use 6.04-pre1.
DHCP configuration samples you find in the syslinux wiki