Posts by Klojum

Does the M.2 SSD already have one or more formatted partitions?

If SSH'ing into the NUC works, give the returned URLs for:

blkid | pastebinit
mount | pastebinit
dmesg | pastebinit

You probably figured it out already: your Ace-stream addon is a banned / blacklisted Kodi addon.

So no further support will be given.

A dual boot setup is also possible depending on your distro, but it will require some manual/handy work.

Cutting out blacklisted repositories from your log files is very friendly towards us, is it?

Get rid of your "1Channel" repo and possibly other banned repositories/addons as well.
Your log file also shows no videos/music being played whatsoever, so how are we to check audio dropouts ?!?

21:32:15.417 T:140428074526464  NOTICE: 1Channel: Service: Installed Version: 2.5.72
21:32:16.148 T:140428074526464  NOTICE: 1Channel: Loading sqlite3 as DB engine
21:32:16.403 T:140428074526464  NOTICE: 1Channel: Service: Resetting...
21:32:16.403 T:140428074526464  NOTICE: 1Channel: Service: starting...

Start with a fresh LibreELEC setup and don't install other addons. If your audio still cut off, then get back to us.
And next time, share the full log.

Basically it's not an issue as you are about the only one reporting this issue. I suggest you redo a full fresh installation, and let LibreELEC resize the storage partition on the first boot. Walk through the welcome wizard and then reboot. If you again get the setup screens, I think the SD card has a problem.

Now change a couple of settings and reboot again. If settings are still not stored, try another SD card.

ION 1 and 2 should still work, unless you have a 32bit machine.

You can try putting that xrandr command in the autostart.sh file. Sorry, it's Monday

Or try getting the EDID off your TV/AVR and store it on the LibreELEC box.

When your TV is off, there is a chance that the EDID via the HDMI handshake is impossible to obtain.
So why not turn on your TV first and then your HTPC?

You can also try and store the EDID data from your TV locally on your HTPC.
See Custom EDID - LibreELEC

Sorting files on a server is not really necessary. Files are sorted via Kodi's database when using the video library.
It can also take some time when the files on the HDDs are no yet cached in the HDDs themselves. But this is a one time thing per boot-up.

Network speed is dependent on multiple factors. Good network speed but an unstable OS (=Kodibuntu) would not be my chosing. Possibly LibreELEC is using newer network drivers that have become not fully 100% compatible with your older(?) hardware.

Newer firmwares come with new LibreELEC builds. There is no possibility (or need IMO) to update the firmware seperately.

Could be the NUC (latest BIOS installed?),
could be the TV (which one?) that needs a proper PC screen setting,
or perhaps a stubborn HDMI cable?

Double check your HDD for errors. Linux can be picky with those buggers. Also a Windows suspend or hibernation mode is not appreciated.

Execute the following commands via SSH and give us each of the returned URLs.

blkid | pastebinit
mount | pastebinit
dmesg | pastebinit

Whether or not LE runs stable on it, no idea. I don't have the luxury of testing it.
But this could be my next Office/HTPC box with Intel 610 graphics, although 8GB is a bit overkill for LibreELEC.
Cheap housings are available at some €30, the rest is optional.

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The regular log says nothing.

Send it in, in full, anyway.
Otherwise: no log files, no problems.

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11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.kodi.game
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.kodinerds
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.libreelec.tv
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.lost-and-found
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.primaeval
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.xbmc.org
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.915 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository net.rieter.xot.repository
11:42:54.916 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.916 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.916 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository
11:42:54.916 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository repository.zomboided.plugins
11:42:54.916 T:4117504000 NOTICE: ADDONS: Using repository

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You seem to have loads of other repositories and/or addons installed. Some of which that are known to disrupt basic Kodi functionality. And since some of them are deemed illegal banned by the Kodi team, support will stop here.

Also, the Retrospect was not created and thus not supported by the LibreELEC or Kodi team.
I suggest you ask contact the people at rieter.net how to solve your problem.

Of course, simple JPGs will load faster than 20 Megapixel photos. What sort of photo sizes are you viewing?

Are you using a cabled network connection or wifi?

Also, don't compare a RPi with a PC. The latter one has so much more grunt in CPU power.

Quote from hernan

Thanks for the interest. Where can I find it? I can't configure anything and so I can't configure the wifi card to access the sd card remotely.

I'm guessing you haven't yet read the URL of the wiki page I gave you.

Any chance of a kodi.log file?