The wiki might also be a good start for reading 
Posts by DaVu
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I can't see of those screenshots. Sorry
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I want to install a different skin, when I go to get "get more" on the skins dialog and click the button, nothing happens... I don't get a list of other skins, it just stays on the same dialog box.
Try to update the repos.
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Hello. Where I can find script automount USB? fstab empty file.
Is anything not automounted on your LE machine? Or are you just wondering where some devices is mounted to?
try:
mount
as a command via SSH to get a list of what and where it's mounted.
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Then I would give the look into the BIOS a go.
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For your first problem...do you have the screen also at both monitors? TV and laptop monitor? If yes, try to disable the laptop screen using the FN-keys. Maybe the sound will disappear as well. If not, then you still have the option to disable the internal sound via the BIOS settings.
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As said...don't waste too much time on that. The hardware won't get better.
Is there a way to determine if hardware decoding is functioning under Linux?
Sure...play a video and take a look at the CPU. If it's over 50% (I'm guessing....it might easily be at 100%), then it's not done in hardware. To look at the CPU usage, just enable debug logging
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"Let me know if I can provide anything else."
Sure, start with a full debuglog on pastebinit.
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and if you use pastebinit /storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml that would be the best way
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parisbyday might it be possible that the crash comes up after you have switched off the TV and then, when you turn the TV back on, LE is freezed?
Could you also please enable debug logging and try to reproduce the crash? Is there also a crashlog in the .kodi folder? If yes, provide that as well, please.
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try disabling lirc in the settings
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if I write: "cd /downloads/skript.sh" I get an error Message
You can't 'cd' into a file. 'script.sh' is a file and 'cd' means 'change directory'. It's normal that you will get an error message then. Just cd into the directory where the file is located. So only 'cd /downloads/' and then enter a 'ls -al' to see if the file ist there.
But I highly guess that the path is wrong, as you can't create a folder on '/' because that part is write protected. So I guess we are talking about '/storage/downloads/'. Please check if the path to the file is really correct.. try: cd /storage/downloads
Btw, you should write sh-scripts and not bash scripts, as LibreELEC doesn't have a real bash, IIRC. And on the other hand, don't use *.sh as an extension for bash scripts. *.sh normally means that you are writing a sh-script which is in multiple ways different from bash scripts. Don't use extensions for bash scripts at all. That's the way it's normally done.
And yes...please decide if we are talking about 'skript.sh' or 'script.sh'. Each of them might be a completely different file.
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Tbh...I wouldn't waste too much time on that:
From the AOpen link you provided:
"Intel® GM45+ICH9M chipset with GMA X4500 graphics engine"
Take a look over here:
Supported hardware - Official Kodi Wiki
The minimum for Kodi "without hardware decoding"!! is a GPU from the "Arrandale / Clarkdale" family which has been released in 2010. See:
List of Intel graphics processing units - Wikipedia
And I wouldn't even recommend to use those.
Yours was released two years earlier (so in 2008). So I wouldn't expect too much from nearly 10 year old hardware, tbh. Even a 35€ RPi can do a better job as that thingy.
Btw...
with Hardware H.264 decoder
That might be true while using Windows...but for sure not for Linux.
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Is that an internal HDD or some USB-HDD?
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you could try to write protect that folder by using :
Codechattr +i <foldername>Not sure if that might cause other issues
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How can I connect and share files to the Windows 10 PC in my network
Do I get that right?
You want to share additional folders from LE to Windows? Or are you asking how you might be able to access the LE shares while using a Windows machine?
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You know that this would avoid audio passthrough if there might be one? While using audio passthrough, Kodi won't touch the audio stream at all. If you want Kodi to touch the audio stream and modify that, passthrough won't be possible anymore.
It would be better if you let your AVR do the equalization (if possible). There is the Audio-DSP Add-on for Kodi, but that's not ready yet and I can't tell when this will be.
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downloads – LibreELEC suggests LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-8.0.2.img.gz as the latest
Which is true. As 8.0.2 is currently the latest stable
but it cannot upgrade itself via /storage/.update/ as it is basically OSMC.
I don't get this part?!
In which way are our downloads related to OSMC. The files you download from our download page can be either be used to install LibreELEC or you are able to use them to update an existing LibreELEC installation or migrate from OpenELEC to LibreELEC.
I don't see any relation to OSMC in there. Maybe you are using OSMC and want to update that. Then you are on the 100% wrong section here. If you want to update your OSMC installation, you have to visit OSMC.
As long as we don't get what you mean, there's no issue for us at all, tbh ;). And therefore there will not be any change.
So please explain a bit more because I (and maybe the rest as well) don't get what you mean.
