Posts by Klojum

Make sure you enable the 'Wait for network' option on Intel devices, so you have a network connection from the start.
No network => no downloading

Quote from bunts

The only error I see in the Kodi log is:

The only error I see, is that we only are provided with one, single line from the kodi.log file, and are supposed to do our 'magic' with that.

Enable the debug mode, reboot for a clean log, rescan your movie(s), and upload the full kodi.log file.

"Via SSH" are the operative words, basically your access via the backdoor.

See Accessing LibreELEC - LibreELEC for more info.

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Any idea why I'm getting the message at boot?

I'm not even gonna start commenting on OpenELEC 8.0's shenanigans and bugs. That release has been another disappointing example of a quick & dirty OE build without any proper testing before it was made public. Users that use this 'stable' version were basically turned into Alpha-testers. This is certainly not LibreELEC's policy.

So either keep playing with OE in your own time, or use LibreELEC.

As far as the black screen goes, Kodi 8.0 has a bug with upgrading the MyAddons27.db file. In the userdata/Database folder, delete that file, and restart Kodi.

Copying the system files into the System partition, always include the md5 files as well. (not exactly sure myself why, but better to copy them as well).

Those are lots of words but no real details.

Start with uploading a full, debug enabled, kodi.log file to see what's really going on.

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23:33:18.034 T:1465906080 ERROR: SQL: [MyVideos107.db] Insertion failed because database is full

Is your storage partition running out of disk space?

Have a look here: HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC

Try viewing some faster movies.

Remove any readbuffer or caching parameters via advancedsettings.xml. I never needed any of those.
Unless of course you have a crappy wireless connection. Network cables are preferred at all times.

Quote from jimi11x

from what i read there is an issue with samba shares on libreelec

Lies, damn lies I say.

And where is "there" supposed to be? Either be very specific and give us some URL sources on this, or give us your full kodi.log file, or ... I don't know, move on?

BTW, I use NFS via Ubuntu (Server) for some six years now using XBMC/Kodi. It simply works at full speeds.
Although, SMB should work fine as well of course.

You have a file in the userdata folder called 'wakeonlan.xml' ?
See Wake on lan - Official Kodi Wiki

It's easier if you fix the IP addresses of your hardwares via your router. That way you won't have to rescrape your entire collection, and all your devices can stay on the default auto-DHCP mode.

As to where the WakeOnLan server address is stored... No clue for now. Browsing through your video database is one option, or use a search tool for text files is another way to start.

Sometimes it helps creating new SMB sources via "Add network location..." and filling in network credentials beforehand.
It seems that browsing Samba networks has its glitches.

Personally I switched over to the NFS network protocol via (Ubuntu) Linux servers. It's a lot less tedious IMO, and... it simply works.

• Intel G620
  Shouldn't be a problem
  
• 2x Kingston 2GB 1066MHz DDR3 Non-ECC CL7 DIMM
  4GB is more than enough. LE runs on 256MB RPi's
  
• Asus EAH6450 SILENT/DI/512MD3(LP)
  Take this one out and try running LE via the Intel's internal GPU. If it works, the box will run cheaper too, less electricity needed.

You are watching a 4K 10bit HEVC video... Pretty much out of reach for your Intel video card, henc your CPU needs to step in, which is no good either.

4K 8-bit h264 video should be no problem on your htpc.

I'm sure you know this already, but everyone on the LE team is a volunteer, each with his amount of computer knowledge. Then there is the fact that people indeed have daytime jobs, as well as a family life. For now, I'm getting a nagging feeling that one of the kids here is not getting its answers fast enough, and craving for more attention than the attention other kids get.

Asking "Anyone out there" just two hours after your own previous post in your other linked topic is pushing the limit IMO.
Creating a topic after a single day titled (loosely translated) "Where to get help when you can't get quick enough assistance via forums" is annoying IMO.

I can understand that you want your setup to be 100.000000% perfect as soon as possible, but that simply doesn't always happen within a couple of days.
If your questions are Linux or Android specific, I'm sure there are other forums/irc channels as well where you can explain your situation.

We do like to challenge our users to learn from experience and be autodidactic whenever possible. We are not always inclined to hold peoples' hands to the very end in solving each and every one of their problems.

Quote from jb89728

My Cubox-i4 can no longer see any network. Reboot. Nothing

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If you want to hijack this topic: Don't do that.
If you want to report a bug: Create your own topic and supply us with all necessary logs.