Posts by DaVu

It's open source, so nearly everything is possible if you know how ;).

I'll have a look at it. Maybe it's easy. If not, then you have to take it as it is

You mean to change the width? Or what exactly do you mean with "appearance?

Anyway, it won't be changed completely for all users, I guess. But we can try if we are able to modify it at your side for your personal use. That depends if you have at least the skills to edit some files and know how to copy things over to the 'rw' part of LE.

Have you tried using TVHeadend 4.2? That should be available under the service addons as well.

Don't use special characters in your password. Try an alphanumeric password ( 0-9, a-z, A-Z).

Please report back if that helps.

In my opinion there's no real benefit for using Skylake. I'm still at Haswell with an Celeron 1820T CPU on an ASRock Board, and all things you mentioned are working fine.

If you want to be future proof wait for Kaby Lake.

So you even don't need an i3 for that. A Celeron does the job as well as an i3.

Quote from fishxz

ofcourse the signal isnt the best, but even then the pi should reconnect after a dc?

I asked because there must be a reason why the RPi3 disconnects itself. And if the signal isn't good, this could be one reason. So I would try to use one of the other adapters just for a test.

Quote from Loggio

I can't update any Libreelec settings as the save button doesn't exist in the addon.

see here: fix save button in network config by lrusak · Pull Request #26 · LibreELEC/service.libreelec.settings · GitHub

an outstanding PR that will be merged in the near future

Cannot help for the suspend problem, sorry.

For the freezes a debuglog or a crashlog would be nice to see.

Well, I'm only guessing, but how well is that connection if it is connected? Probably the signal isn't strong enough and/or the internal wifi adapter is crap.

Quote from fishxz

never had this problem on my rpi1 and 2.

ofc not, because neither of them had a internal wifi adapter

Have you tried with the wifi adapter you used and RPi1 and RPi2 to see if those are working better?

I have it working with Yatse and Kore

But as it is nearly 0:15am here, I'm going to be right now. I'll post my settings tomorrow so you are able to compare.

So it would be best not to use any more words than this:

LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-7.90.001.img.gz

Have fun

Just give your device a static IP and don't enter a gateway. So everything which needs an internet connection doesn't even know where it should go and, for the fact, that your device has an IP address, it should be reachable over the local network, IIRC

yes, explain it in german please. As I'm from germany as well and I understand the german works you entered, I can't figure out what your real problem is, tbh

I guess the logfile isnt helpful in that case. Please provide

dmeg | pastebinit

and probably

lsusb | pastebinit

Maybe this might show more.

Quote from hollol

the second command which then should save the actual alsa configuration gives an error message

Which error message?

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If the logs files does not tell the problem, then what is it left to do?

Klojum already told you

Get us a

dmesg | pastebinit

Then suspend and wake up again

Then get us another dmesg which should show the error

So biilding a complete Linux distro around a software is a very little bit different to compile a ready written code from source (which is also called 'to build something') ;). One could also say it's a damn complete different story :D...it isn't even a related genre

Probably this helps you to compile from source:

Compile - LibreELEC

debug logging was disabled, but I saw you have some of those banned repositories installed. Remove those first. Best would be, to do a factory reset or a fresh install.

For the factory reset:

SSH in and do the following command:

mv /storage/.kodi /storage/kodi-bak

Then restart your device. All settings and addons are "gone" but backuped in the "kodi-bak"-folder. So we are able to restore them easily, if you want that.

You could also do a hard reset via the guy and the LibreELEC settings addon.

After all those repositories are removed, please try again and then provide a new logfile this way if you still have issues:

HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC

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install vanilla LibreELEC, probably one of the nightlies from here:

LibreELEC Alpha/Beta Preview Builds – LibreELEC

Test every possbile scenario and see if you find something that doesn't work as expected. Then report at the "Bugreport" subforum.

For github:

Get your own github account and fork libreelec and clone it to your machine. Build LibreELEC from source or use a nightly. After you have found some issues, try to fix them on your own by changing the specific code. Then compile LibreELEC and see if your changes really fixes the issue you found and that it doesn't harm any other section. If all went fine, do a pull request at LibreELEC and probably it will get merged. That's the best thing to provide help if you are able to code.

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probably with docker, but I'm not sure. I only know the plexbmc addon.

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I guess most of this might be found here: Linux From Scratch

I doubt there is a "step-by-step"-guide for building custom linux distros.