Posts by Nekromantik

Quote from smp

No.

ok

HI

I see now there is 2 different types of nightlies of LE11 for Generic x86 builds. One with GBM and another legacy.

Currently does the GBM build have working HDR on any NUC or not yet?

Quote from HiassofT

Do you still have lircd.conf around? If yes, this is expected. You can either use lircd or ir-keytable but not both at the same time.

so long,

Hias

Yeah the addon for Argon40 case fan control adds it. Without add on I cant control the fan speed and the manual script method no longer works on LE11 due to Python changes. I will see if I make the add on not add the file on reboot.

anyone else can help?

on boot ir-keytables only loads default-keymap and rc6 protocol and I have to do

ir-keytable -c -w /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/kodi

every boot to make remote work

im having same issue on boot remote does not work until I run ir-keytable -c -w /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/kodi

Quote from HiassofT

This doesn't sound logical, nothing in LE will create a lircd.conf file. Either the SD card is bad or you have some script/addon/... installed that creates it.

I'm not quite sure why you want to disable eventlircd but if you really want to do it use "systemctl mask eventlircd".

so long,

Hias

ah I found it.

the Argon40 Add on was creating the lirc.conf file

sadly if I remove it then the fan control on the case breaks as the argon script on its own dont work on LE11.

I will try and make a lirc.conf for my remote and use that

Quote from HiassofT

Delete your .config/lircd.conf file - lirc will interfere with ir-keytable.

so long,

Hias

hi

it looks like its not fixed

on a reboot the lircd.conf file gets restored

cant find any settings to disable it and running "systemctl disable eventlircd" does not stick after reboot

Quote from HiassofT

Delete your .config/lircd.conf file - lirc will interfere with ir-keytable.

so long,

Hias

that worked

thanks

Quote from HiassofT

Delete your .config/lircd.conf file - lirc will interfere with ir-keytable.

so long,

Hias

ok i will try that once I finished the movie

thanks for the help so far

Quote from HiassofT

Then run "pastekodi -c > SOME_FILE_NAME" and upload the file here.

so long,

Hias

here you go

Quote from HiassofT

ix.io (which is used by pastekodi) sometimes has hiccups, just try running "pastekodi" again (or reboot and run all three commands again).

so long,

Hias

tried reboot and ran pastekodi 4 times and it hanged all 4 times.

Quote from HiassofT

Hmm, that looks OK. Please run the following command and post the output:

Code

udevadm control -l debug
udevadm trigger -s input -c add
pastekodi

so long,

Hias

after pastekodi it hangs

LibreELEC-PI:~ # udevadm control -l debug
LibreELEC-PI:~ # udevadm trigger -s input -c add
input5: Failed to write 'add' to '/sys/devices/virtual/input/input5/uevent': Cannot allocate memory
LibreELEC-PI:~ # pastekodi

Quote from HiassofT

The file looks a bit weird (everything in one line), double-check it's fine and doesn't have windows line-endings or other stuff.

Also post the full output of ir-keytable -c -w .config/rc_keymaps/kodi

With a cut-down version it works fine here. After reboot:

Code

LibreELEC:~ # cat .config/rc_keymaps/kodi 
# table mecool, type: NEC
0x19 KEY_MUTE
0x17 KEY_VOLUMEDOWN
LibreELEC:~ # cat .config/rc_maps.cfg
* * kodi
LibreELEC:~ # ir-keytable -r
scancode 0x0017 = KEY_VOLUMEDOWN (0x72)
scancode 0x0019 = KEY_MUTE (0x71)
Enabled kernel protocols: lirc nec 

``

so long,

Hias

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Checked the file and line ends were fine

this is output of the command

looks like it does not change the protocol to nec on boot unless you manually change it

LibreELEC-PI:~ #  ir-keytable -c -w .config/rc_keymaps/kodi
Read kodi table
Old keytable cleared
Wrote 34 keycode(s) to driver
Protocols changed to nec

Quote from HiassofT

Have you set the protocol in the keymap? Also did you use the old format or the new toml one? In the latter case you have to name the keymap file "kodi.toml".

Please post your keymap if you have problems.

so long,

Hias

Yes protocol is set in the keymap and its old format.

below is the file

# table mecool, type: NEC                                                                                              0x19 KEY_MUTE                                                                                                          0x17 KEY_VOLUMEDOWN                                                                                                    0x13 KEY_VOLUMEUP                                                                                                      0x0d KEY_HOME                                                                                                          0x40 KEY_GREEN                                                                                                         0x42 KEY_RED                                                                                                           0x5a KEY_LEFT                                                                                                          0x06 KEY_UP                                                                                                            0x1b KEY_RIGHT                                                                                                         0x16 KEY_DOWN                                                                                                          0x1a KEY_ENTER                                                                                                         0x4D KEY_EPG                                                                                                           0x51 KEY_BACK                                                                                                          0x55 KEY_PAGEUP                                                                                                        0x15 KEY_PAGEDOWN                                                                                                      0x46 KEY_PLAYPAUSE                                                                                                     0x44 KEY_STOP                                                                                                          0x18 KEY_HOMEPAGE                                                                                                      0x08 KEY_REWIND                                                                                                        0x0b KEY_FASTFORWARD                                                                                                   0x59 KEY_POWER                                                                                                         0x45 KEY_MENU                                                                                                          0x05 KEY_EXIT                                                                                                          0x12 KEY_CONTEXT_MENU                                                                                                  0x0f KEY_0                                                                                                             0x52 KEY_1                                                                                                             0x50 KEY_2                                                                                                             0x10 KEY_3                      

Hi

I am using latest nightly for RPi4 and got argon 1 case with IR.

I set up the keymaps file in /.config/rc_keymaps/ folder and also edited /.config/rc_maps.cfg to show "* * kodi" and kodi is name of the file I made for keymaps.

however it only works if I type "ir-keytable -p nec" after sshing to the Pi.

then it works until need boot when i have to re do the command to make it work.

anyone know fix on how to make it permanent?

anyone else got this fixed?

I have same issue, the service does not work and script hangs

Quote from chewitt

RPi3B onwards (with firmware update) and RPi4 have supported USB boot for some years now.

looked it up after yeah I was mistaken

Quote from PANiCnz

I've generally found the UI performance to be the most dependent on storage performance. Are you booting from SD card or USB? If its SD card it might be worth trying some fast USB storage and see if that makes a difference.

cant run LE off USB on Pi I dont think

only works on SD sadly