Which image do you use on which device?
Posts by mglae
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Sorry, you have to type run once to get persistence storage. Just do it on next boot.
Live is only using RAM disks.
Corrected my old post.
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Create the stick and type run at first boot. Everything is set up automatically.
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Is there any improvement with my PR?
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Start with Accessing LibreELEC [LibreELEC.wiki] to access your system via ssh.
Then use the commands linked in #8 to add the boot parameter. Please ask when you are stuck somewhere.
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There is no i915.ko module to be blacklisted, the graphic drivers are part of the kernel.
Follow this post and add initcall_blacklist=i915_init.
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Is Secure Boot disabled in BIOS?
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The system does not care of extensions, choose any or none. You only have to make it executable with chmod +x ....
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Even though I'm watching a TV show for example on my raspberry pi the main pc will go to sleep after 30mins regardless.
So the question is, is there a way to prevent this from happening. Surely there is a way to prevent the main pc from sleeping when sharing media via samba.
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EDL works only from Pvr recordings in 18.4
I would like to point out that PVR recordings EDL only work with the correct setting set.
IMO the txt files are EDL files.
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Looks like comskip edl files are not working in latest LE with Kodi 18.4 from library...they do work from pvr recordings
There is a post 18.4 commit for Kodi fixing this.
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Yes, but fuse.sshfs has to be split at the dot and
Codemount.fuse ... -t sshfsbe called.
There is no code for this.
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It is most likely this never will be fixed.
The installed busybox mount does not support mount helper. Therefore the needed mount.fuse is not called for for the fuse.sshfs file system and the mount fails.
Installing mount/unmount from util-linux should solve this. But sshfs will still not work because the binary is part of the addon and not in a standard path.
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Unfortunately I have no experience with RPIs.
A good starting point may be: Video options in config.txt - Raspberry Pi Documentation
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Fine that it's working.
Edit: that extra bit about dc_link.c is (hopefully) not an issue in the end - and just as well, because I'm not really sure what I was looking at...
As long there are no visible errors enjoy your system. Maybe the warning is fixed in upcoming LE 9.1.003 with at least kernel 5..2.
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It looks like video=HDMI-A-1:D is now in the command line, so I will leave it running today/overnight to see how it goes (unless there's anything else?).
Good plan.
I don't want to frighten you, but:
Code[ 0.669046] WARNING: CPU: 2 PID: 1 at drivers/gpu/drm/amd/amdgpu/../display/dc/core/dc_link.c:1648 core_link_enable_stream+0xcc1/0x10cbdc_link.c:1648 is inside HDMI configuration and may be related to the crash.
