I will gladly do so once I I am home this afternoon, thanks for looking into this'll.
Do you have a a link to the github issue?
I will gladly do so once I I am home this afternoon, thanks for looking into this'll.
Do you have a a link to the github issue?
Same here. Funny thing is, I just updated three RasPi4s, identical configuration (DB on NAS) and two of the upgrades worked fine, once ended as a described above.
Have not downgraded (yet).
Thanks everybody on the LibreELEC Team, I love your media player (even with the glitch now).
This is still occurring:
LG TV, Sony AVR, RasPi4/LibreELEC and a few other inputs into the AVR.
LibreELEC loves to steal focus, especially in the first 30 some seconds after turning on the TV, even if I switch to Satellite TV as input or another HDMI source, Kodi steals focus back, often two or three times in a row. Very annoying.
Any ideas anybody?
Thanks!
Hi,
first off, thanks for all your hard work, LibreELEC ist just awesome beyond words.
I've fallen in love with it so much in fact, that I've gotten a little deeper into using it and have configured it a bit beyond the regular setup. Rather than have two separate LE/Kodi-RasPis, I've migrated the Kodi database to the MariaDB server on my NAS. A shared DB was just what anyone with more than one device needs, it just blows me away.
As LibreELEC is running on a Pi3 and that little genius hardware cannot be turned on via WOL (such a shame) or any other realistic way, it just stays on all the time and I just switch to it via the TV (and AVR).
If you think about this setup, can you imagine, this being the reason why, for some time now, my NAS won't hybernate the HDDs anymore? If this seems plausible, would it be the SMB-file-connections or the SQL-database-connection keeping the NAS awake? This would be Kodi issue, or an LibreELEC issue?
Is a option to kill the connection after a certain time-out something that seems doable? Even if that means having the system have to wait for the connection to be re-established?
Thanks again so much!