First things first - am I supposed to get 4k60p output with the DP port using a DP-HDMI cable? Or can I get it right out of the HDMI port on the 3455?
Please check the motherboard specification what is supported on the HDMI port. The xrandr output let me the assume there is an internal DP-HDMI converter.
Does your external DP-HDMI converter support 4k60p?
Are you sure using a HDMI 2.0 port on the TV and have it configured for HDMI 2.0?
What did i do with "rue > "/media/liberi/56757c16-5918-4dbc-9fd8-415ad033157d//.config/udev.rules.d/96-nvidia.rules" ?
Why can not I just do it as admin? I must login as "root"?
The file overrides /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/96-nvidia.rules and as empty file disables loading the drivers for nvidia graphic cards.
LE only uses root (UID 0/GID 0). Being it prevents any issues.
Where and how can i disable nvidia?
For the "run" mode mount the second partition on any linux OS and create the empty file as as root:
true > "mount point"/.config/udev.rules.d/96-nvidia.rulesmglae I also fixed (at least I think so) the DD drivers, pls have a look if they work now !
The package.mk change looks good to me and my DD DVBCT V6.1 is working fine. Thanks a lot.
Fine, thank you.
No current dependencies, looks safe to disable it:
systemctl disable network-online.serviceand reboot to test.
Are there technical reasons that the system-tools addon is not in the Generic LE9 repository?
Is there a way to dig deeper into this and see what exactly changed that triggers the extra delay?
systemctl list-dependencies --reverse network-online.serviceLibreELEC's systemd is patched to use /storage/.config/system.d/
You can use systemctl status connman and systemctl show connman to check the configuration.
It is possible to log command output. Add
exec >/storage/shutdown.log 2>&1
set -xto the beginning of shutdown.sh.
You have to add
radeon.dpm=0
to the installed extlinux.conf too.
There are Intel video driver crashes in your dmesg.
You can try latest Milhouse Testbuild with updated kernel and drivers. Create a backup before, this updates Kodi to v18/Leia.
Looks like DOS line endings created by Windows editor. To remove them:
dos2unix /storage/downloads/beameron.shIn addition you may configure your terminal program on a different machine with a large scroll back buffer and open two ssh sessions with running journalctl -f and tail -f /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log
Samba version has nothing to do with currently supported SMB protocol version of the server.
To check SMB protocol versions, install nmap v7.60 (not available for LE) and execute
nmap -p139,445 --script smb-protocols.nse <IP Address>Is possible: