Posts by mglae

Quote from Softlander

CvH I'm wondering, Is it possible to use the remote control supplied with the tt-4600 for example with libreelec?

I've created a keymap for the S2-4600 about two years ago, but not used it (and never tested with LE9). Use ir-keytable -c -w <file> to load.

There are some issues: all keys are using two different key codes (handled by the keymap) and there is a fast autorepeat than cannot be configured.

Let me guess: this occurs since Microsoft did update your Windows 10 this week?

Change the boot order in your BIOS to boot from USB first. Or look for the magic key to open a boot device menu.

IMO the boot order was always boot from hard disk first, but the empty hard disk was detected an skipped in the first case.

Don't get me wrong but you should be happy that your ~10 years old P8700 with Mobile Intel® GM45 graphics is still supported, albeit with reduced function set.

The Kodi addon packages are only used to install docker and portainer. They are started before Kodi as systemd services wanted by multi-user.target .

It is always possible to define your own modes, see Intel NUC, kodi on 4K is limited to 30FPS.

Try TV (AC3) from Audio quickstart guide - Official Kodi Wiki

Systemd only knows when Kodi is started and has no information about the internal state.

You can create a systemd timer with OnBootSec= that start your service after a short time at boot.

vnsiserver use

/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.multimedia.vdr-addon/config/plugins/vnsiserver/allowed_hosts.conf

That is not a LE issue, it comes from Kodi itself.

According to Video nodes - Official Kodi Wiki Kodi use the default nodes from /usr/share/kodi/system/library/ if ~/.kodi/userdata/library/ does not exist.

But Kodi creates ~/.kodi/userdata/library/ while starting up disabling this feature.

Until this is fixed copy the default rules manually or use the Add-on:Library Node Editor.

Quote from ajiratech

Where can I see logs for the attempt to run autostart.sh ?

For the record:

journalctl -u kodi-autostart

IMO the FritzBox only supports SMB1 protocol. Try adding ,vers=1.0 to your Options= line.

Yes, set it on every suspend:

Quote from mglae

A sleep/resume script (see /storage/.config/sleep.d/99-sample.power.x) is a good place to set the resume time.

Quote from sk4hrr

Disabling the A6 GPU does not change anything: 1537209101.jpg

But, your tips works, but with this command:

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mount -t vfat -o rw,remount /dev/sda1 /flash

Thanks, fixed my post.

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Should I do that every time I update?

No, an update does not change syslinux.cfg.

Without kernel radeon driver ~/.config/udev.rules.d/97-xorg.rules is not needed any more, delete it.

Now amdgpu driver is loaded and your monitor is detected. But the radeon driver is loaded too and xorg does crash.

Two Ideas:

- Disable the onboard graphics of the A6-6400K in BIOS configuration if possible.

- Disable the radeon kernel driver:

mount -o remount,rw /flash
nano /flash/syslinux.cfg

Add initcall_blacklist=radeon_init to the APPEND line, save and reboot.

You can use setwakeup.sh to set a resume time.

setwakeup.sh $(date +%s -d 23:59)

i.e. set a wake time of today 23:59. Other times need some more today/tomorrow time calculations.

A sleep/resume script (see /storage/.config/sleep.d/99-sample.power.x) is a good place to set the resume time.

The kernel of 8.2.5 is to old for RX550 support.

On 8.90.004 the kernel activates the radeon driver for HD 8470D and the amdgpu driver for the RX550. The system detects the radeon driver first and configures xorg for it.

Try:

sed '/DRIVER=="radeon"/d' </lib/udev/rules.d/97-xorg.rules >~/.config/udev.rules.d/97-xorg.rules

to remove radeon detection and reboot.