For me it works with that specific combo in combination with:
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max_usb_current=1I've used that RPi/SSD combination quite many times when travelling without any problems.
Posts by Jocke.Sve
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It might (and should) help, I have only one combination of power supply (3A) and USB cable that works with my RPi3 and 240GB SSD that I use when travelling.
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You got (totally) lost?
What has LibreELEC to do with CCPM helis??
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* Remove source
* run "scan"
* run "clean"
* reboot (not necessary but just in case ... )
* add source
* run "scan"
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Maybe untouched logfile could give a hint of what's going on...
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External keyboard layout can't be changed on RPi.
Read more here: How to switch HW keyboard typing language
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blueribb published this quick guide for some days ago:
SMB SharesAnd if You search for "SMB Share" Youll get few other options...
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Just an idea:
What happens if You set all NTP servers to 0.0.0.0 (or 127.0.0.1)?
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1. You can use TigerVNC (included in LE repository)
2. WinSCP works fine
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5. LE add-ons are basically same as KODI add-ons except some included tools/utils found under add-ons section. ( some hints here: Add-ons - Wiki )
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You could use a shared MySQL (or similar) database.
That's quite common way to share info, status,... between KODI devices.
- https://kodi.wiki/view/mysql/setting_up_kodi
A quick overview of process:
How to Sync Your Kodi Library Across Multiple Devices with MySQL
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I guess they deliver the boards with updated firmware nowadays so most quirks are ironed out
Is this your main device? So when you switch on the TV it's input is set to the htpc?At the moment yes, it's the main HTPC.
The TV (LG WebOS) is auto configured as "Intel, Integrated cfx, PC general", nothing changed manually.
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A week later...
Well, surprisingly I have had no issues this far, everything I use seems to work OK.
Installation was quick, I copied in my stored, pre-configured xml-files (advancedsettings, sources and passwords) and 5 mins later I was ready to play!
From my point of view and with my environment at home, everything works very well and performance wise nothing to complain!
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Try adding 20-30 sec start delay:
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sur quels appareils on peut installé LibreELEC, et comment l'installer.
Translates to:
on which devices one can install LibreELEC, and how to install it.
From WIKI:
Officially supported hardware currently includes:
- Raspberry Pi 0/1/2/3
- x86_64 devices with INTEL, AMD and NVIDIA GPUs (note: as from LibreELEC 10, support for NVIDIA GPUs will be removed!)
- WeTek Core, Play 1 & 2, Hub
- Odroid C2
- Slice / Slice 3
- Khadas VIM (AML S905X)
- LePotato (AML S905X)
- Rockchip RK3288, RK3328 and RK339
Offial "download list" is to be found here:
Community builds and discussion of these:
Installation guide:
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TY for info/input again 5schatten !
I bought one N4200, and got it with 8GB RAM at same price (and apparently it's equipped with 120GB SSD as well) just to play with.
PS on it's way as well...
It's branded "VOYO VMac Mini PC Intel Apollo N4200"
Let's see what this box is capable of ...
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Hmmmm, thanks for the input 5schatten !
Maybe I just buy one and add 4GB and to use for Windows then as they are licensed with Win10Home ...
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Thank CvH , in this case I think I'll go for N4200 Mini PC's.
I can buy 2 for around 90€/each with 4GB + 64GB but without PS.
Used ~1 week at exhibition overseas (that's the reason for missing PS).
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Well, I have opportinity to buy these two types mentioned above quite cheaply, a good bit below retail price...
Please correct me if I'm totally wrong but both these two 'Mini PC's' should be capable to play HEVC (H.256) and maybe even HW decode 4k movies?
