Posts by Klojum

Quote from bartkauz

None of the addons I installed have anything to do with piracy.

LibreELEC follows Kodi's list of banned builds, wizards, repositories and add-ons, which are known to facilitate video piracy. Such repositories don't come bigger than Superrepo. They also do not auto-install themselves.

So again, remove any superrepo related add-ons & modules as well as the superrepo repository itself from your LibreELEC setup, in order to continue the request for support as per forum rules (which you agreed to during your registration).

Quote from Christophe14

Is it possible to have a clear status on LibreELEC 9 vs Intel Atom chips ?

I don't think any of the LibreELEC team members have Intel Compute sticks to work/test with. Also the total number of users of such hardware is by now microscopically small.

The 32bit boot was also a challenge at the time. The lack of success and again the targeted number of LE users was likely the reason for us to stop paying attention to those 32/64bit combo devices.

If you find a working community version for your Compute Stick, that's all fine. But right now we only offer one generic build for x86-64 hardware.

Quote from bartkauz

Log file here:

2019-03-03 09:19:14.404 T:1937141280 NOTICE: ADDON: superrepo.kodi.krypton.repositories v0.7.04 installed

Kindly remove all piracy related crap from your LibreELEC device BEFORE asking support on this forum.

Any types of "builds", "wizards" or other banned repositories/addons will get you no support here (or on the Kodi forum) whatsoever.

Please familiarize yourself (again) with our forum rules, especially those regarding video piracy.

Path substitution is not actively supported/developed in Kodi 18.

If it still works, fine. If it doesn't work, it's too bad.

From what I know, the problems mostly involved SMB password protected network shares, so NFS should be okay. But.. YMMV.

Quote from snoopyjoe

Is auto update still disabled for 9.0.1?

It's one of those things that still requires manual humanoid action to activate it.

We'll have a stern talking-to with those responsible.

Let's start with mentioning WHAT you want to migrate.

Specs, details, everything you can tell us of the pc hardware.

Likely a borked Linux network driver, which is unfortunate.

Or Gigabyte messed up a BIOS update?

Network = cable or wifi ?

Quote from hlubach

So did a fresh install but when loading i got the error on screen libreelec dev updater error.

We prefer log snippets and full log files to be provided via pastebin website. It doesn't clog up our forum server, and they are easier to read.

Right now we don't have enough details as you only provided a partial section of the kodi.log file.

No info of your device, no info on the LibreELEC version... ("Latest" or "fresh" is not a version number)

That's why we prefer full logs, and not edited logs.

Finally... Posting this in an old 2017 is not a good idea, so I've split it into a new thread.

No, no worries. Some entries are identified as an error, but are really harmless.

No worries here.

Quote from HomerJau

The LibreElec 9.0.1 MR release file does not exists when attempting to download:

It could be a faulty mirror server. Can you try the .tar version instead? It's a quicker update than a .img.gz file anyways.

It has been reported to the officer in charge.

Quote from swimm3r

I don't want to be rude, but...

Well, just a bit then.

Drivers of 19 February...? Those sound awfully new to me, too new to implement them AND test them properly anyway in the few days before 9.0.1.

There has never been an OpenELEC build (officially anyways) specifically for an Android environment.

So I'm not sure where you're coming from. Which 'W9' box are you referring to?

Also, using a LibreELEC Generic build, which is meant for a full blown x86-64 Intel/AMD PC, is not a good idea.