Posts by Klojum

I'm still waiting for the Raspberry people to implement USB booting on the RPi4. It already works on the RPi3B+, just not yet on the 4. Although you can 'hack' the boot options on the SD card and then use some external drive on the USB3.0 port to take it from there on. Running your OS from the USB port should give it a nice speed increase.

Quote from Bub4

I don't have much 4k content to enjoy and just to add a WOL option, which I defenitely will miss, the price adder might be a little to much after all...?

The RPi4 software is still being developed (and we'd all wish things would go faster..), but for standard stuff, the CEC thing, WOL is not a thing (everyone keeps it running at 1-3Watt/hr), overall community support, it's a good deal. Not saying it's the best now.

I'm using my J5005 not just for Kodi, and I basically have no 4K content. So, the choice is still yours

Kodi add-ons resetting a router would be a first, AFAIK.

Why don't you provide the kodi.log so we can see?

Try a different network cable, the current one may be causing short-circuiting your router/modem.

Or perhaps your router is malfunctioning...

The J5005 does not support m.2 devices for storage, it's only for wifi and the like. It doesn't have built-in CEC support like the RPi4 does. It's also a more expensive option, along with the pico psu.

The J5005 is not that old. It has the UHD 6xx (605) graphics series onboard. Of course the J5005 has more CPU grunt than a RPi4, and more internal storage (=SATA) options. I have a J5005 running myself (with a pico psu), running Ubuntu+Kodi which works for me.

The RPi4 is still in its infancy as far as development goes. Most (all?) video upto 1080p is not a problem. The whole 4K side of things requires more bl00d, sweat and tears. And time.

HDR is still a work-in-progress for Kodi.

Linking to the pastebin website alone is not going to help us...

Once you have pasted your log into a pastebin website (whichever one)), you will need to give us the URL for that uploaded log file.

Otherwise, try Kodi's log upload website. Upload your log, press the diskette/save button, a new URL appears, and copy/paste that URL link here.

Quote from OrestasX

Very long time trying but not coming out to convert from img to SquashFs

That is outside the scope of the LibreELEC project. We only provide compiled disk images for running the LibreELEC application.

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Maybe anyone can send me converted file?

No. Picking apart the compiled image after compilation is not our intent.

Perhaps you can first explain why would you want/need SquashFS?

Also, there is no such thing as a RPi "4B+". Yet, anyway.

Quote from maxi

Improvements to RPi4 hardware optimization are coming?

I should hope so.

If the cable cannot handle FullHD signals try a different one.

If the TV cannot handle FullHD signal, try a different HDMI port on the TV (if possible).

Is there a setting on your TV to handle specific TV settings?

My 2012 LG TV has something to that effect.

Quote from Nebsorg

Do you know when will be released LE10 ?

There is certainly no ETA set for LibreELEC v10. If we are to include Kodi 19 (which is still in alpha), we will have to wait for that first and that'll probably take at least a good number of months.

The first order of business is Kodi 18.6 in the upcoming weeks.

By the looks of it, you are using the TV upside down...

Do you get this screen when you turn the TV first on and then the RPi ? Or vice versa?

If it happens every time, try a different HDMI cable.

Quote from johnslippers

The PC

More tech details are welcome.

Quote from Krishnaprasadas

I tried using the Milhouse build also, this one boots up as the nightly build but same issues when playing the videos fully stuck, tried with atmos files and small normal files but same.

Hmm... Weird.

Milhouse's #0218 testbuild for some reason chose the legacy driver 430.50 on both my GTX950 machine and GT1030 machine. It's perhaps a mishap in the build. Videoplay had no issues.

What are you using for connecting to LibreELEC: SMB, NFS, something else?

It's probable that your Windows box (finally) upgraded to SMBv2, which acts differently from SMBv1.

That seems to be a device available only Turkey...?

I have no idea what its hardware details are.

If you can start a SSH session, you could try the 'xrandr' command and see if its works.

If so, you could force a rotate via xrandr.

If you have used the LibreELEC installer, then you would have gotten the question "Are you sure" about three times.

After that, the installer simply overwrites -everything- on the target device. Be it a HDD, SSD, USB sticks, SDcards or tablet storage.

If you have made no backup or image of your Windows installation, then the outlook is not good.

Basically there is no software that can retrieve data from when it has been overwritten.

So, the answer to your question would be: you can't.

Sorry.

Is this about your "brand new NUC" in your previous forum topic? If so, which specific type of NUC is this about?

BTW, downloading something does not require specific video tasks. Meaning, "fail to start xorg is your cpu supported" is not about downloading, it's about something that is already installed. Correct?

Direct downloads are the disk image files of the LibreELEC setup for each of the supported hardware devices. Those can only be used with disk imaging writing tool.

The USB-SD creator is a download-and-write-to-SD/USB "all-in-one" tool. But sometimes the USB-SD creator tool doesn't work for everyone. There are other Windows tools available, such as Win32 Disk Imager, but you'll have to download the correct disk image yourself first. I myself prefer the disk image writing tool that is in the Ubuntu Linux OS.

LibreELEC only has an update function onboard. It cannot write full disk images onto itself.