Fine, thank you.
Posts by mglae
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Are there technical reasons that the system-tools addon is not in the Generic LE9 repository?
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Is there a way to dig deeper into this and see what exactly changed that triggers the extra delay?
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LibreELEC's systemd is patched to use /storage/.config/system.d/
You can use systemctl status connman and systemctl show connman to check the configuration.
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You have to add
radeon.dpm=0
to the installed extlinux.conf too.
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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.
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In 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
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Is possible:
- Create generic install media and boot it.
- <Alt>-F3 to get the terminal screen.
- blkid to list the partitions. Memorize your system partition device.
- mkdir /tmp/mnt;mount <Your Device> /tmp/mnt
- cp /flash/KERNEL /tmp/mnt
- cp /flash/SYSTEM /tmp/mnt
- sync
- reboot
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In mobile view:
Menu (top left) -> Options -> Manage Subscription
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Code
08:19:25.542 T:139695467251456 DEBUG: CDVDVideoCodecFFmpeg - Updated codec: ff-h264-vdpau 08:19:25.545 T:139695467251456 DEBUG: CVDPAU::SetWidthHeight Setting OutWidth: 1920 OutHeight: 1080 08:19:25.545 T:139695467251456 NOTICE: (VDPAU) screenWidth:1920 vidWidth:3840 surfaceWidth:3840 08:19:25.545 T:139695467251456 NOTICE: (VDPAU) screenHeight:1080 vidHeight:2160 surfaceHeight:2160 0
Getting back to the OP, the log shows that the VDPAU code initializes the downscaler early in SetWidthHeight() and sets the output screen size to the current screen size of 1920x1080. As this is part of the VDPAU Mixer the behaviour can be disabled with the Mixer setting.
Just my five cents, I know that this does not help you.
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Error changes from Permission deniedto Invalid argument. Looks like the server only speaks SMB1.
Sorry, no further idea beside the obvious wrong name or password. Maybe you can try smbclient to check the access.