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You should link to it to help others

You shouldn't delete the package as Kodi depends on it even if you build without server.

Others had this issue and solved it, you just need to search for it. The solution involves using xrandr to create a mode.

You've got it backwards, the wireless on RPi3 really sucks. If you need performance, go with ethernet or an external wireless adapter.

You deleted the samba package? The correct way would be to set SAMBA_SERVER="no" in distributions/LibreELEC/options. Otherwise the build process will fail due to missing Samba package.

20171009:

linux: update to 4.13.5
sabyenc: update to 3.3.1
oem: include binutils
binutils: build and install ar for target
busybox: disable building "ar" applet (use binutils instead)
SABnzbd: update to 2.3.0
gcc: enable libatomic
libcurl-compat: update to 7.56.0
curl: update to 7.56.0
beetle-psx-libretro: update to 53c6d55
b00st: update to 1.65.1
gtk3: update to 3.22.23
xorg-server: update to 1.19.4
retroarch: update to 0321095
xf86-video-nvidia: update to 387.12
xf86-video-intel: update to 291fdcd

This build fixes an issue with fetching and running the latest Spotify version.

ntfslabel /dev/sdX name

Sorry, no plans to implement that. You can ask in the add-on section.

The option has been there under Linux since forever.

Actually, no. You'll need to update to the build from my archive first.

Supported in my community build which also has NFS server support.

The busybox mount doesn't support NFSv4. I had to disable the NFS helper like this in order to use nfs-utils:

busybox: disable nfs mounting support so the helper from nfs-utils is… · escalade/LibreELEC.tv@f6bd3e8 · GitHub

Here's my nfs-utils:

LibreELEC.tv/package.mk at le82 · escalade/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

Jever1966

Airplay audio works for iOS 10, but you need to turn off airplay video support in Kodi settings then it will show up.

20171002:

retroarch: enable dispmanx video driver for rpi
linux: update to 4.13.4
settings: bump to fix backup free-space calc
xf86-input-libinput: update to 0.26.0
libinput: update to 1.8.2
dolphin: update to faced47
retroarch: update to c828a42
libretro-database: update to 2136f96
genesis-plus-gx-libretro: update to accc1c0
fbalpha-libretro: update to c20d719
mrboom-libretro: update to 752918d
ppsspp-libretro: update to ab4ae0d
vice: update to 33800
SDL2: update to 2.0.6
samba: update to 4.7.0

Could someone test the dispmanx video driver for the RPi? It should supposedly give lower input latency, I'll make it the default if it works.

You could also add your package to scripts/image. I use the oem package as described by vpeter.

The patches are included in my build.

superb

Not in the bluez update, the kernel update. Just reconfigure the controller and you're set.

gwilly7

There's a thread about the patches over at the Kodi forum. Check it out and let me know of any updates and I'll include them.

bite_your_idols

I think you can save your mappings once you set them then you can create your own .cfg file.

I'm using my own fork which is based on 8.2 but have updated most of the core components like kernel, mesa, glibc, drivers etc.