It is the fix from #18. As said before it just avoids the crash.
Posts by mglae
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GDPR-7 The device is working fine for almost two years - when the power supply is connected. Even this bug is fixed in the next 4.16-rc4 kernel.
Softlander There is no Linux driver support for the new hardware. If or when there will be any nobody can tell.
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TechnoTrend Connect S2-4600 (USB 2.0) – TechnoTrend PC Products
Looks like they changed the hardware without changing the device ID. Even Windows users have to manually select the correct driver. What a crappy design.
There seems to be no linux support yet for the changed HW.
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I see the crash since I use the device and there in no external 12V.
There is a SMD fuse in the upper right corner of the PCB for the external power that I had to replace once to get it work again.
The fix may avoid the crash but the device will not work without a detected demodulator. -
It's a bug. The driver crashes in tt_s2_4600_frontend_attach() when there is no external 12V attached or the fuse is blown on the PCB.
As you did check the PSU I'm afraid it is the latter case.
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On grub boot menu press 'c' to get the grub console, then
Codesearch --file /KERNELGrub prints disk and partition number of the LibreELEC system partition.
I've no experience with grub customizer. Just create /boot/grub2/custom.cfg and insert the menuentry.
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How did you install you thumb drive?
If using the "live" boot option of the installation media the system always boots with clean settings. Then use the "run" boot option instead.
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Since Krypton the setting "Sync playback to display" forces audio resampling resulting in PCM or AC3 streams.
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Syslinux itself always has to be loaded via PXE using DHCP/TFTP.
Adding the TFTPD root directory to the web server and using HTTP transfers gives a large speed improvement even for legacy boot.
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A usual workaround with large speed up is to deliver files via HTTP.
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Unfortunately not. Invalid Windows filename chars like colon are not allowed over SMB.
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Sorry, I've never tried such deletion.
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Get Texture Cache Maintenance Utility and call texturecache.py P to reduce the size .
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network-online.service has a fixed 30sec timeout, not ideal in your case.
CodeAfter=network-online.target Wants=graphical.targetlooks like a safe configuration and network timeout can be configured via Network Timeout in LE Settings if needed.
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CD is not supported.
The BIOS options regarding booting and USB configuration you need to test yourself, there are too many different around.
Some common advice are:
- Different USB ports tried?
- Does the stick boot on other PCs?
- Is the latest BIOS installed?
- Default BIOS setting tried?
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Does it work if if you replace Requires= with Wants=?
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There is a failing storage-ServerFolders.mount ( milhouse different unit name):
Code: journalctl -aDec 31 16:00:28 le-mx3 systemd[1]: storage-ServerFolders.mount: Directory /storage/ServerFolders to mount over is not empty, mounting anyway. Dec 31 16:00:28 le-mx3 systemd[1]: Mounting cifs mount script... Dec 31 16:00:28 le-mx3 connmand[3297]: eth0 {add} route 212.227.81.55 gw 192.168.1.1 scope 0 <UNIVERSE> Dec 31 16:00:28 le-mx3 kernel: FS-Cache: Netfs 'cifs' registered for caching Dec 31 16:00:29 le-mx3 connmand[3297]: ntp: adjust (jump): +96438127.610211 sec Jan 20 20:22:36 le-mx3 systemd[1]: Time has been changed Jan 20 20:22:36 le-mx3 connmand[3297]: eth0 {del} route 212.227.81.55 gw 192.168.1.1 scope 0 <UNIVERSE> Jan 20 20:22:37 le-mx3 connmand[3297]: ntp: adjust (slew): -0.006555 sec Jan 20 20:22:42 le-mx3 systemd[1]: storage-ServerFolders.mount: Mount process exited, code=exited status=255 Jan 20 20:22:42 le-mx3 systemd[1]: Failed to mount cifs mount script.storage-ServerFolders-Videos.mount is getting an automatic dependency to storage-ServerFolders.mount and cannot started because of the failure.
Assuming you do not need/want storage-ServerFolders.mount any more just disable or delete it.