better ask one of those prepper boards
Just looked that up .. LOL 
Along that line I found Network UPS Tools - Welcome
Network UPS Tools (NUT) project is to provide support for Power Devices, such as Uninterruptible Power Supplies etc
I'm not very tech savvy, so would this be what I need & if so what would be the best way to go about it?
The chances of damage during a power outage is quite low.
It's not a damage issue for LibreELEC or modem/routers
what I'm worried about, is that if the modem/routers are off during a power outage so is my local area network
that will cut all communication between all my PC's & my NAS's, (2x synology, 1x Qnap & 1x unraid) as well as LibreELEC/modem/routers
So when a power outage etc happens only 1x synology will properly shutdown
it will lose contact with the other 3 and they will have power cut off to them & possible damage when the UPS turns off after it's battery is low
An extra UPS, configured with monitoring software into LibreELEC would solve my problem
the modem/routers would stay on long enough for all the NAS's to properly shutdown/turn off
You know that add-ons are the usual way
I could not find any in this forum or google .. that's why I started a new thread
You already created a forum thread previously. Why is this one necessary?
The last forum thread got done in..
Da Flex Closed the thread .8 hours I don't see any relation to LE. If your fear power outages, then better ask one of those prepper boards.go
Please Help
Does anyone know if it is possible to install UPS monitoring software on LibreELEC .. the purpose is so that I can control shutdown of LibreELEC & my modem & router during blackouts
Regards Pokey
mmm! .. after more research it might be a whole lot easier & possibly not much more costly than buying an extra UPS, to have the network re-cabled and bring the modem & router into my office ..
then put the access point down into the lounge room for LibreELEC etc ..
I'd only need one uninterrupted power supply, it might need to be a bit more up market though ..
Hi
I have question about uninterrupted power supply (UPS) .. is there anything that can configure LibreELEC to be an UPS master?
My TV, AV receiver, LibreELEC system plus my modem & bridged router etc are on a power board in the lounge room
My PC's, an access point & my servers etc are on a different power board far away at the opposite end of the building
I want to protect the servers with an UPS, due to my set up the LAN would be turned off in the lounge room during a blackout & only the master server (Synology NAS) would be signaled to shut down
If I get another UPS for the lounge room I can't work out how to configure without a PC on that UPS, .. master & slaves have to be powered from the same UPS
I have searched this forum & google etc without any success
Thanks for that, I'll leave it on TMDB TV show Scraper .. BTW this anyone getting Chinese instead of English on this forum?
Scanning new video with The TVDB crashes to a black screen with a tiny curser like spot in the middle of the screen
this lasts for a few seconds, the screen then returns to home
I changed scraper in TV Info/content to TMDB TV show Scraper and all's okay
Changed my O/S from USB to SSD
When I did LibreELEC USB/SD Creator is still a hit & miss situation with the 93% error
It's funny that it worked 1st time on LE 8.2.5 but when I changed to LE 9.0.2 93% error showed up
Rufus seems to be far more reliable
Summary on the synchonization software
Resilio Sync and Syncthing were not very easy to use and were here and there a bit complex in setting up sync's
But they both had different situations where they just didn't work at all
After googling around at free and paid synchonization software I tried out EverySync from easeus
If they were smart they should rename it EasySync, because it is almost too easy to use
Syncing folders on the Topfield, LibreELEC, network drives, etc was just plain easy and very quick to set up
I try to use open source software where I can, but ended up paying $16.59 (AU) for it
I try to use open source software where I can, and I don't have any affiliation with easus (this is the first thing I've ever bought of them)
This thread is resolved
Iridium
Thanks for the suggestion
qnapclub had their versions of syncthing mixed up
I got it working on my server off a version meant for a different model
Docker image for Resilio Sync that is
Qnap no longer have syncthing ..
found 3rd party version (QPKG) from qnapclub but it stops at 45%
Installed okay on Synology
I'll try docker image
can Resilio Sync free be added to LibreELEC with putty?
I'll agree though .. that it was a bad mistake on the HTPC!
Sorry
But I can't do without CUDA
