Posts by mglae

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
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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.

Use Autoexec.py

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.

To the other options.

mount -t cifs -o vers=2.0,username=tv,...

or

Options=vers=2.0,username=xxx,...

Does your server still support SMB1 protocol?

If not add the "vers=2.0" option.

It looks like.

Saw your posts in the Testbuilds thread on kodi.tv. If you are willing to do more testing: the nvidia driver was updated in Testbuild #0724. When #0723 works and #0724 fails it is a strong indication for the driver.

MPEG2 hardware acceleration fails:

09:15:37.619 T:140018366519040   ERROR: ffmpeg[7F5890FF9700]: [mpeg2video] hardware accelerator failed to decode picture

Work around: enable Expert settings level, go to Settings->Player->Videos and disable MPEG2-VDPAU

The .local domain is used and reserved for mDNS.

To speed up name resolution LibreELEC is configured to stop any *.local name request after mDNS failed. It is not forwarded to DNS.

1. Are there two boot options (EFI/legacy) for the USB stick? If yes, try the installation with the other one.
2. If your BIOS contains a CSM EFI boot option try to enable it.
3. Some ASUS devices do use a small unformatted EFI System Partition that may have been erased during LE installation. Please google how to recreate it.

No guarantee that any idea works.

A random MAC is generated on every boot. See Wifi Dongle not remembering password.

After hopefully fixing syslinux 64-bit kernel handover boot in 32-bit environment and testing in qemu I'm looking for testers owning real x86 EFI32 devices.

Please create a generic LE installation media, put the two attached files into /EFI/BOOT of the first partition and boot it.

Thanks.

According to modinfo the option name is rtw_initmac

ExecStartPost=-/bin/sh -c ". /etc/profile; exec /bin/sh /storage/.config/xorg.xr andr.sh"
Delete the space if it is really there -----------------------------------------^

If not please post the output of (systemctl show xorg;journalctl -u xorg)|pastebinit

Quote from gwilly7

This worked perfect, gave me 59.94 for refresh rate

Fine.

To make it persistent an approach can be:

mkdir -p /storage/.config/system.d/xorg.service.d
cat >/storage/.config/system.d/xorg.service.d/randr.conf <<EOF
[Service]
ExecStartPost=-/bin/sh -c ". /etc/profile; exec /bin/sh /storage/.config/xorg.xrandr.sh"
EOF

And put the first two xrandr lines into /storage/.config/xorg.xrandr.sh

Is completely untested.

If someone with working 4k environment posts the output of xrandr --listmonitors --verbose|pastebinit possibly missing modes can be added too.

Maybe there is additional information in the xorg log:

cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log|pastebinit

Finally you can try to add the mode manually:

xrandr --newmode "3840x2160p60"  593.41  3840 4016 4104 4400  2160 2168 2178 2250 +hsync +vsync
xrandr --addmode DP1 3840x2160p60
xrandr --output DP1 --mode 3840x2160p60

Looks like the firmware file is missing for your GPU:

[    1.118734] i915 0000:00:02.0: Direct firmware load for i915/bxt_huc_ver01_07_1398.bin failed with error -2
[    1.118739] [drm] Failed to fetch valid uC firmware from i915/bxt_huc_ver01_07_1398.bin (error -2)
[    1.120085] [drm] GuC firmware load skipped

Quote from MacNB

It would be nice to see it in the next build of LE 8.0.X

It's now prepared to be in 8.2

The change is included into Milhouse's Leia test build #706. Installation instructions can be found in first post of the thread.

I recommend the creation of a new SD card for the boot test as Kodi Leia in it's early state is not ready for normal use.