Posts by DaVu

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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.

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when the system comes out of sleep I have the same icon with "working..."! every single time.

So do I get this right? The initial problem is gone and the system wakes up without the "working...."??

If yes, I would fully agree with Klojum. Unplug all your USB drives and attach them one after the other...

- suspend machine
- attach a drive-
- wake up the machine and see if the drive is connected
- if yes, suspend again
- attach another drive
- wake up again ...

and so on

Please get us a full debug log with debugging enabled. Those snippets are mostly useless.

And probably being more specific what you are trying to do....

This is only guessing here and your problem will be solved faster if you will give more informations to us.

Have you tried to set the 'wait for network'-option in the libreelec settings? I understand what you say, that everything seems to be fine at the system info, but I would give that a shot.

edit...

I see the problem:

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05:28:01 3594.776611 T:1602732960 NOTICE: Display resolution ADJUST : 1920x1080 (1920x1080) @ 50.00 - Full Screen (52) (weight: 0.000)
06:40:08 7922.027832 T:1963429888 NOTICE: CDVDPlayer::CloseFile()

and:

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06:45:28 8242.419922 T:1636287392 DEBUG: CMMALRenderer::Configure - 720x480->[email protected] flags:2 format:19 ext:0 orient:0
06:45:28 8242.419922 T:1636287392 NOTICE: Display resolution ADJUST : 1920x1080 (1920x1080) @ 50.00 - Full Screen (52) (weight: 0.000)

Do you have this problem only with this movie?

please provide a full debuglog while trying to add TV-Shows to your library.

That will tell most.

Then I have to apologize, if I was wrong. I always thought you should have at least one of both options enabled and if SSH is disabled you should at least have Samba enabled.

But ok...sorry for that

It's not a bug, it's a feature

The Samba shares are necessary for updating. So you can't disable them (and you shouldn't). But you should enable SSH for your RPi, too. As this might be very helpfull if you get some issues. It's the only way to get a command line.

So please enable both.

just for my own interest....what does this file contain?

LibreELEC

Debug log: HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC

License: License keys - Raspberry Pi Store

Get both licenses....mpeg2 and vc1

HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC

Get us a full debuglog with debug logging enabled which shows the error, please. Hopefully that tells something. Don't cut that file, please.

And for the clarification....if you have banned add-ons installed, which is absolutely your choice, you remove them first and try with a clean installation and see if you still get the errors. Sometimes those add-ons are causing the weirdest problems.

You didn't mention any app before. Which "apps" are you talking about?

Note:

If you are talking about one of those apps here: Official:Forum rules/Banned add-ons - Official Kodi Wiki

Then don't expect any support for them. Those add-ons and repositories are banned for a good reason and we handle them in the same way Kodi handles them...we don't support them.

For the Kodi logfile:

HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC

You don't need to be familiar with those logs. Just let us take a look on it.

We will know if we get a logfile

yes, indeed.

Backup your OE installation and if you don't like LibreELEC you are able to switch back to OE easily.

Do you have other devices under the "passthrough output device" listed? If yes, which ones?

Show us the output of

lsusb

please