Hiyai have done that and it works for around 5 seconds , then right in the end it loads back kodi Jarvis 16.1 splash screen also for another 2 seconds.
i have tried searching in all Kodi /media or addons folders for this other Splash.png but i cannot find it.
is it hidden in a specific folder? i am using S805 OTT mxq
You can turn it off: advancedsettings.xml - Official Kodi Wiki
You don't need any games, when you start the scummvm core without any ROM you are supposed to get the scummvm menu.
You should write that you have successfully reproduced the problem and confirmed the fix then.
OpenELEC has the same config, so your problem is unrelated.
You can put your own config file in /storage/.config/samba.conf to test your theory. It will override the default /etc/samba/smb.conf.
As you can see above, no Dockerfile was used. I simply pulled the armhf/ubuntu image and launched Firefox on that.
In case anyone finds this thread later, I'll just state that it's technically possible. I've looked into it in the past without much success. There might be a missing kernel option, or maybe some adjustment to systemd is needed. The debugging shell works fine on the RPi, so in theory it should be possible for systemd to spawn a separate VT if configured correctly.
The boot parameters he is talking about are the kernel command line, which you can set in /flash/cmdline.txt on the RPi. That said, I'm pretty sure there are no VT's available on the RPi even with the tty option.
Looks exactly the same to me:
ScanTags - No tag found for: /var/media/MediaDrive/TestMusic/Mr. Scruff/Ninja Tuna/01 Mr. Scruff - Test the Sound.flacI'll investigate when I get the time. Seems my previous theory was incorrect, as the vorbis library doesn't handle flac at all. I'll investigate when I get the time. You can play the files though, right?
The docker version in my build is unmodified 1.12.0, I have no idea about your issue. About the installed cores and ES support, I've pretty much just added the most updated/popular cores. I'll see about adding more eventually, but not really high priority.
That's what the "-v /storage/.config/asound.conf:/etc/asound.conf" option does, it mounts the file from your LibreELEC /storage and into your container as /etc/asound.conf. I recommend going through the userguide and learn about the different options and what they do. Data is not persistent by default, but you have some options on doing that.
I'd love to have a Steam installer of sorts, but the client is still 32-bit I believe and that's going to be too much trouble packaging up the deps.
You'll probably need to set up your asound.conf if you haven't already 
The scummvm core works on my RPi2, although I'm not using this addon. You should try running it manually from CLI in order to get the error output, which should tell you what went wrong.
You can run pretty much anything. Here's a Docker container with Steam on top of SteamOS. Creating your own containers is surprisingly easy as well.
Going through my commit log I think I found the issue, I re-enabled building shared libraries for libvorbis after it was disabled in LE. It seems like because I didn't enable shared libraries for libogg as well, there's some check in Kodi that fails and support is not built in. It should be fixed in my 20160806 build, I can see that the binaries are linked to the libvorbis libraries now.
In other news, I've added a Plex Media Server launch script that will automatically download and install Plex. You can now enable Plex like the other services in my build:
# systemctl enable plex ; systemctl start plexLooks like it's unable to read the tag from your flac files:
21:17:13 58.190651 T:1590686624 DEBUG: ScanTags - No tag found for: /var/media/MediaDrive/Music/Aaliyah/Aaliyah/01 Aaliyah - We Need a Resolution (Feat. Timbaland).flacThere's nothing in my build that should affect this. The Alpha 3 build has an older Kodi version, have you tried a recent Milhouse build for comparison?
The integrated Intel HD GPU on your CPU might be able to do HD audio. Have you tried?
Thanks for the feedback 
I haven't, it's always been broken afaik.
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Build 20160804:
In an effort to get spotify-web-connect to work on Generic, I've added a statically built QEMU to do ARM emulation. Using the kernel support for running binaries from other platforms we can run ARM containers like we would any other container.
Unfortunately, it appears that QEMU doesn't support the ioctl's necessary to do audio, so we can't run spotify-web-connect. The upside is that running ARM containers on x86_64 could be useful for whatever reason. Run like this:
# docker run -it --rm -v /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static:/usr/bin/qemu-arm-static armelbuild/debian:jessie bashThe only thing you need is to mount /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static like in the above example, so that it can be used by the container.
Did you try waiting it out like another user suggested? Or compare with Milhouse builds?
If you want to debug you could edit /flash/cmdline.txt to add "debugging break=prepare_sysroot" and resize manually. Normally it's done by /usr/lib/libreelec/fs-resize, you could look at the file and do the steps manually. When you're done remove /storage/.please_resize_me to avoid running the resize script.