Posts by Klojum
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Doublecheck your drive numbers via
Add the following to your 40_custom file:
Adjust the drive values to your own PC setup as check at the start.
Then finalize the GRUB2 setup
Reboot for the result.
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Nothing happening in the log, so it's possible that some background process(es) are at work, such as scanning for new content or fanart/thumbnails.
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Uploading a log file is always possible, see the details in the link I gave you.
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Let's start with a full/complete kodi.log file: HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC
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Either Kodi starts too fast, or the network is too slow.
Try enabling the "Wait for network" option in the LibreELEC Settings Addon, and set it to 30 seconds. -
You'd be the first to have a problem with LE 7.0.3 for the RPi like that. Have you tried a different SD card as well?
All previous releases can be found here: Index of /
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This is a shocking performance penaltyShocking? It's very logical, I would say.
Of course it depends on the hardware, don't you think? On Intel x86-64 hardware it hardly changes the CPU-% at all. On low-powered hardware such as Raspberry Pi's, it's a different matter. The RSS-feed is certainly not 100% GPU-accelerated, so the CPU will have to work hard(er), yes. And CPU-meters are available in the System Info page, or on the OSD Process Info page (or whatever it's called).
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Changing the HDMI cable does not help?
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Did you upgrade or install LibreELEC fresh?
How about a log file for starters? A screenshot will never tell the full picture of what is going on.
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Opening one thread on the same topic will do, opening three threads is overkill even on New Year's Day.
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You can use Win32diskimager for copying usb sticks / sd cards.You can also use the Backup/Restore tool and make a backup. Create the other sd cards with the LE USB-SD Creator tool, and restore the backup on each sd card.
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Please always make the full kodi.log file available. See HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC
LibreELEC has a built-in upload command. As described in the above wikipage, just type : pastebinit /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log
That way, nobody needs to do uncertain downloads via websites like file-upload.net, and it is much quicker
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Like it says on the 7.0.3 release page..
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LibreELEC operates a 24-hour ‘canary’ period between maintenance release files being posted to the download page and the release being available via auto-updateLE 7.0.3 came out today. You can either wait till tomorrow, or download the update file yourself and upgrade 'manually'.
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You should use the version that works best for you. Also, LibreELEC 7.0.2 (jarvis) is no longer developed, we moved on to Kodi Krypton and are at v7.90.010 currently. Perhaps Krypton is slightly 'heavier' on your system, but should still work okay. Prerequisites: a good class 10 SD card and a good power adapter of at least 2 Amps. (And of course, no installing dodgy & weird addons).
All the latest versions can be found via downloads – LibreELEC .
All the older versions can be found at Index of / .LibreELEC has no builds for Helix or Isengard.
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Thank you for this revelation, but thousands of other RPI-3 users will disagree with you.
Perhaps you need to set the output selection properly in the Audio output section. -
Do you have the 'Wait for network' option enabled?