Due to the internal nature of Kodi and its drivers, dual screens (in 'clone' mode), does not work on the RPi4. It's only possible to have a dual screen running Raspberry Pi on the RPi4. Moreover, somewhere in the release begin of the RPi4, it was suggested that a dual 4K monitor setup was not supported. Things may have change for that alone, but for now Kodi/LibreELEC only runs on 1 screen.
Posts by Klojum
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The way i mounted my HDD in my Windows pc is I put everything under a SSD called Movie
That does not compute in my brain nearing the end of the year... Or maybe I have been without Windows for too long.
30 HDD drives of 10 TB each..? You must have a lot of spare time to watch your collection. :o)
Are those HDDs installed & connected in one or more PCs? How are you juggling those drives?
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Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
Hardware of roughly 10 yrs old... Support will stop at some point.
My somewhat newer Broadwell laptop also sometimes slips up when running LibreELEC, it also has some Intel/AMD combo solution. Honestly, I typically run Kodi in Ubuntu 20.04, which works just as well.
Perhaps you can find something in your laptop's BIOS to select or disable one or the other internal graphics?
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How old are we talking here? Which exact Intel GPU and Nvidia GPU is this about?
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First things first...
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The easiest and fastest solution is to simply do a fresh installation, without any of the crap add-ons that were there before. Picking out add-on installations can be a time-consuming task.
Perhaps just start using a different SDcard for that clean setup..?
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I must admit that I have not really a clue of which addons are used for piracy.
It's not that hard: any add-on with which you can watch movies, tv series, sports etcetera for free, while you normally should be at least paying some sort of fee for those transmissions to your local Movie/TV provider, will be considered banned. Common sense usually kicks in in this situation, but that's not always the case.
There is a list of banned repositories and add-ons on the Kodi Wiki, but it's certainly not a definitive list. New insights will add more items to that list as time goes by.
Some repos/addons can be removed from your Kodi setup, others are a lot messier and will have installed one or more supporting scripts and/or modules to "enhance" their add-on experience. Those are possibly harder to remove.
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Has anyone an idea what I could do?
2020-12-28 18:41:48.601 T:1937667120 NOTICE: ADDON:
v4.0.0 installed
2020-12-28 18:41:48.602 T:1937667120 NOTICE: ADDON: repository.urepo v1.0.0 installed
2020-12-28 18:41:48.602 T:1937667120 NOTICE: ADDON: v1.1.1 installedAt least three 3 repositories with related add-ons only for video piracy. You haven't really read our forum rules yet, obviously.
There is no support for what Kodi calls "banned add-ons".
Either you come here with a -full- clean log file, of you can find your support elsewhere.
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It's mounted via USB, it's not a network drive.
Sorry... I'm having brainfarts all day. Spending a good amount of daytime in an emergency department (not me but family, not covid) is clearly not a good moment to respond to technical questions. I'm gonna let others do the responses for now.
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A RPi3 still uses SMBv1 by default (depending on which LE version it runs), the RPi4 with 9.2.6 will default to SMBv2. With identical setups things should still work, but perhaps you missed something enabling/disabling SMB versions. The mount looks clean, so it's probably something in the network connection.
In general, when an NTFS drive is not mounted by a Linux system, there can be a hint of drive errors. The drive will not be mounted for its own safety. So connected the HDD to a Windows machine and test the drive. Do no update your Windows pc to the very latest 20H2 updates, or CHDSK might corrupt your setup... (google it.)
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This micro HDMI is a very bad construction. You can ruin it very easily.
A little diligence goes a long way. HDMI cables can be sturdy, but the RPi4 is not like a car engine with heavy bolts and stuff.
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Note: SMB v1 is not supported in Kodi. SMB v2 or higher must be used.
SMBv1 is still supported, but not by default (for the obvious reasons).
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As far as I'm concerned, the term here is 'forum etiquette'.
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I run Kodi on a Dell Chrombox 3010
You already got the same answer 2 hours ago on the Kodi forum.
It would be nice if you actually paid attention instead of creating a similar post on the LE forum.
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Here the MySQL database is running on the PC file server that is sharing my media files. The Ubuntu OS runs on a simple SSD via an external USB/SATA cable, as so does the MySQL server. All the internal SATA ports are for HDDs (media stuff, backups,etc). I don't think I have that many media files considering what others are claiming to have. It serves videos and music files for me.
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Oh yeah... Microsoft also disabled network browsing in SMBv2+ for the most of it,
so you'll need to use "Add network location.." when adding new sources.
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I've deleted all files you mentioned, but after a reboot the database is still ther
A MySQL (or MariaDB) database is not your typical computer file. You will need a database tool MySQL Workbench or PHPMyAdmin to connect to your LibreELEC database server, and subsequently remove the MyVideos database using either an typed SQL statement such as DROP MyVideos116; or using the GUI of one of the 2 tools I just mentioned to nuke that database.
Perhaps you may need to do a bit of homework in what MySQL can do, and how.
