Hello, since I switched to libreelec 12 on my pine-h64-B, I have troiuble with the resolution of libreelec.
Before Libreelec 12 it always started up in 1080p but since libreelec 12 it starts in 2 of the 3 times on 1024x720. I have to reboot a few times to get it in 1080p.
I just added video=1920x1080@60 to the append line in extlinux.conf. I hope this will fix it. In case this is the wrong way to do it, what's the correct way? getedid doesn't seem included in Libreelec for Allwinner.
search --set -f /KERNEL in the grub.cfg just means grub shoul search the file "KERNEL"
Regarding the IR of the mac mini. Ir-keytable says "no devices found", so I would try lirc as it seems to have support for the mac mini, but LibreELEC Settings > Services > Lirc isn't there anymore.
OK, in a previous post I found lirc is automaticly enabled when you copy etc/lirc/lirc_option.conf to /storage/.config/lirc_option.conf
Time to update the wiki!
I see in the grub config this entry:
search --set -f /KERNEL
what's the meaning of -f /KERNEL
thanks for the reply. I already thought it was something todo with the apple firmware. I already checked how to do efi stuff on mac but it seems there is not much documentation about it. The other OS I used was manjaro and it is on grub. Maybe it has something to do in which directory the efi files should be. I will check it out.
Regarding the remote, thanks for the info. I will fugure it out.
Hello,
I installed LE11 and upgraded to LE12 on the mac mini mid 2010. But it seems to boot very slow. I tried other linux distro's and they boot at normal speed, similar to the mac os. So something in the boot proces keeps it occupied. Anybody an idea. The only thing I can think of is maybe the nvidia geforce m320 gpu.
Another question about the mini is the IR. Can I use another remote on the mini, because I don't have an official mac remote. I read somewhere that the macs only work with the mac remote, but maybe that's not the case with a linux distro.
Thanks in advance!
I tested HEVC on H6 multiple times this week and it worked fine. Please test with some HEVC sample first. If that works, then it's most likely addon issue.
I found some time to test HEVC with HEVC samples and it works great. So it's most likely a problem with the disney+ addon.
Since a few weeks I get a green screen watching disney+ with HEVC streams on my pineH64. When i dissable HEVC (h265). I switched back to H264 for now. I didn't test other HEVC files/streams so not exactly sure if it's due to Disney+ or LE or a hardware problem. I see if I can upload the log this evening.
Station OS is on the emmc. Yes I used the sd-card for other images (r-cade).
I tried different methods, inserting the sd-card whit power (in station OS), pulling the power and boot directly from sd,...
I burned with usbimager on linux. I will clean the sd-card or use a new one and try again.
the new u-boot-2022 has the ability to select the system on the screen. ie, you can use multiple systems on the same media.
Doesn't boot on my station M1 (RK3328-roc-pc image). Do I have to do something special regarding u-boot? I only burned to image to sd-card. I get "no signal" on my screen and there is a red end blue light burning together.
I see you have testbuilds for AMLMX in your testing repo. Already worth trying or just proof of concept?
Seems it was a kodi crash. Here is the log:
Hello,
does somebody also has the problem that suddenly LibreElec restarts while watching a stream?
I didn't manage to see a pattern in it or how to trigger it. Sometimes it just restarts during watching. First I thought one of the kids was playing with or sitting on the remote, but yesterday the remote was just laying on the table.
I don't have any logs as I don't know how to trigger it, but maybe it's a known thing.
How do I build for Station-M1? Is it:
PROJECT=Rockchip DEVICE=RK3328 ARCH=arm UBOOT_SYSTEM=roc-pc make image
I didn't say that
Indeed, sorry about that.
I would go the road Klojum proposes. Get rid of the motherboard and graphics card and buy a motherboard with integrated CPU, for example with a intel J4125.
I have a asrock J3455, I bought it for 90€. You can't even buy a GT1030 for this price. I use it as a NAS, and a desktop pc running Manjaro. It's powered by a 40W power adapter. So it's cheaper and it uses a lot less power.
I wouldn't recommend it when you are a gamer, it's good to run emulation (even GC and Wii) and older games but not the newer titles.
If you buy a RPI on top of that, you aren't even on the price of a new graphics card.
Anyone can test the Netflix addon on these images?
I tested it om my station M1, sorry for waiting. Netflix works for me.
Try a usb stick. Burn the image to usb and try again. If it doesn't work in first usb port try the other. I have the same problem, seems it doesn't work from SD on some boxes.
I tested streaming on H5 version and it worked fine at that time, but it used HLS protocol. It could be protocol related. Note that Tritium boards only have 100 Mbps ethernet via internal PHY - I already had compatibility issues with that.
I will investigate further with other streaming sites and from my server. Probably it's only related to the mpeg-dash streams.
SMB1 is not supported anymore and afaik you must use username/password with SMB2/3
I know, it's because on my khadas vim1 and firefly M1 I have to login also with username and pasword and there it works. On the tritium not I get the response "check your credentials" while I'm sure username and password are correct. But as I said, maybe I didn't try enough. SSH works though.
