KM8 Pro with 2GB RAM and gigabit ethernet. I bought it from AliExpress.
Even though I've got everything working, I'll probably not keep this box long term.
Why?
Posts by Habibie
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Please refrain from posting long logs on here directly. Quite frankly it’s a major annoyance. Thanks.
Agree, especially if not within the CODE brackets.
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It depends on attached device and if it´s switched on or off
At my old FHD TV it shows ->
LibreELEC (community): 8.2.2.2 (S905.arm)
905X-AZ:~ # cat /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/dc_cap
444,8bit
422,8bit
rgb,8bit
Special case at my Sony TV
If TV is switched off ->
S912:~ # cat /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/dc_cap
rgb,8bit
If TV is switched on ->
S912:~ # cat /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/dc_cap
420,10bit
420,8bit
444,10bit
444,8bit
422,10bit
422,8bit
rgb,10bit
rgb,8bit
IC your point. Mine is a generic (MXQ Pro) Android TV Box with S905 CPU connected to an old analog TV through an HDMI2AVI adapter. That's why it just shows a single decoder. Many thanks.
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I don´t know - it´s easy
See attached pic
Damn, mine only shows 1 decoder (see below). How to enable all like shown on your post?
CodeLibreELEC (community): 8.2.2.1 (S905.arm) LibreELEC:~ # cat /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/dc_cap rgb,8bit LibreELEC:~ # cat /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/attr LibreELEC:~ # -
Hi guys I know this is the wrong place but please could someone help, I have LE installed on SD card and would like to update the firmware on my box, what do i have to do to boot back up to LE after the firmware update without having to do a clean install thanks.
Just download the .img.gz file to the /storage/.update directory on your device. The, do a 'sync' before a reboot and it will be automatically upgraded to your SD card (the storage where your LE previously installed) at the next boot.
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Great and thank you.
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OK. What about unofficially?
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I just got an Amazon Fire 7" tablet over last 2017 Black Friday sale. Hardware specs indicate it uses a Mediatek MT8127 4-core Cortex-A7 CPU clocked @1.3 GHz with a Mali-450MP4 GPU + 1/8 GB RAM/eMMC internal storage, respectively. I wonder if this hardware is supported by LE. Anyone?
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I am not doing *any* Rockchip development but I wouldn't hope for RK3368 support as it comes with PowerVR GPU with no Linux drivers.
Sounded like it is best to avoid any RKxxxx TV Boxes, unfortunately.
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Right now, GearBest has this EMISH X800 TV Box (RK3368) under $26 + Free S/H. That is pretty sad that RK3368 (8-core) is not supported. Otherwise, I would have placed an order.
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Agreed, at that price, I would be very skeptical about purchasing it. I was kind of alluding to the fact, that if it seems to be too good to be true, it probably isn't.
I did more searched and found GearBEST had MECOOL BB2 TV Box Amlogic S912 Octa Core with 2/16 GB RAM/eMMC storage for sale under $30 from its EU-23 warehouse over last black friday sale (yesterday) and now it is out of stock, unfortunately. Although I saw some comments on this forum most of MECOOL Amlogic S912 octa-core system suffers from eMMC defects. But, for under $30, I sure don't mind to grab one (if still available) if it can run LE on an external USB memory stick.
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Those are some very good specs for that very low price.
Yes, but I sure would like to hear from some Diamond A9 (S912) owner testimonials, especially when running on LE.
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Any Diamond A9 (S912) owners here can chime in how is the performance of LibreELEC on your device? I am planning to grab one unit of a Diamond A9 (S912) from GeekBuying to run LibreELEC. FYI, my current MXQ Pro (S905) works flawlessly with LibreELEC.
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asix ax88178 chipset - USB 2.0
Just wanted to chime in on the above ASIX ax88178 chipset.
I don't know much about other USB2Net chipset other than the one listed above. In my tests (a few years back), I found such an ASIX ax881xx chipet (USB2) is of the most superior in the sense it was able to attain a throughput of 80+ Mbps download speed, IIRC. Unfortunately, I don't remember much about the upload speed. I tested this with a PogoPlug Pro configured as a local router/NAS with its stock RJ-45 port connected to a gigabit switch to share with several desktop computers and the RJ-45 port on the USB2Net dongle connected to one of the RJ-45 ports on a broadband router.
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It is quite time consumming making a fresh disc using something like Win32DiskImager or Rufus and then restoring from a separate drive a complete back up of settigns and addons.
From the above statement, I gathered you are trying to clone a storage on a Windows platform. If you use a Linux OS and are comfortable doing thing through a command line interface (CLI), cloning a storage can be simply done using the dd utility. For instance, if your original storage is detected as a /dev/sdb and you want to clone it on a storage detected as /dev/sdc, all you need is to execute the following as root once login into your Linux computer.
Codedd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sdc bs=4MI used/added bs=4M, you can change that to a different size as you wish. man dd will give you more information how to use dd utility.
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chewitt: Excellent. Looking forward to using it when available.
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Yes you can install and test latest preview version of webgrabplus on your libreelec installation as explained with obvious preview usage "warnings" in this post by awiouy
If WebGrab+ 2 has been on LE 8.1.9, why would I want to re-install it?
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R U saying the latest WebGrab+ has been on LE v8.1.9?
