2016-12-03, 10:18
If you are having issues with updating this is due to the aptly certificate expiring. You will need to download and install the new public cert:
With Kodi Krypton now branched, the master is on Leia (v18)
Previous Krypton nightlies can be found here.
OSMC Test Builds for Kodi 18 for Raspberry Pi 1 & 2/3
Based on the Kodi master Leia (v18) and popcornmix's newclock
Warning
Kodi 18 is currently in RC3 and there is likely to be a lot of activity in the coming weeks/months. As these are beta builds expect some issues.
Before proceeding make sure you have a backup of your Raspberry Pi. As these are test builds there could well be some unexpected problems.
Database upgrades could also be an issue. Please make a backup of the Kodi database before installing, especially if you are running a remote MySQL database.
Installing
You need a working system in order to install these test builds. If you do not have OSMC already installed then go to https://osmc.tv/download/ to install the latest stable version.
As the nightlies are now built on Debian Stretch you will first need to upgrade your OS to stretch.
https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/testing-debi...osmc/54294
**Make sure you have a backup. Once the upgrade starts there is no going back.**
Once the upgrade has been completed you will need to also complete the following:
Edit
Save and exit file.
Import gpg certificate:
Finally run update and dist-upgrade to install latest nightly.
And then issue the following command to install a test build for Raspberry Pi 2 or 3:
To install a Raspberry Pi 1 or Raspberry Pi Zero build, issue the following command:
You can now update to the latest build when it is published with the following commands:
After upgrading to each new nightly chances are good that it will crash once (sad face). Kodi will auto restart and resume again as normal. This is a known issue
Support:
Since we are in alpha there could be a lot of incompatibilities with skins and addons. To resolve these its best taking the issue up with the addon developer.
If you have any issues with OSMC please provide debug logs. Most probems are almost impossible to fix if we don't have the debug logs.
How to submit a useful support request
Archive:
http://kodi.gjmccarthy.co.uk
To confirm which version you are running:
Current Build
18.8-23, 12 April 2019
Previous Builds
18.8-22, 10 April 2019
18.8-21, 9 April 2019
18.8-20, 8 April 2019
18.8-19, 6 April 2019
18.8-18, 4 April 2019
18.8-17, 4 April 2019
18.8-16, 3 April 2019
18.8-15, 2 April 2019
18.8-14 Skipped
18.8-13, 30 March 2019
18.8-12, 29 March 2019
18.8-11, 28 March 2019
18.8-10, 27 March 2019
18.8-9, 24 March 2019
18.8-8, 22 March 2019
18.8-7, 21 March 2019
18.8-6, 20 March 2019
18.8-5, 19 March 2019
18.8-4, 18 March 2019
18.8-3, 17 March 2019
18.8-2, 17 March 2019
18.8-1, 15 March 2019
17.8-433, 13 March 2019
17.8-432, 11 March 2019
17.8-431, 10 March 2019
17.8-430, 9 March 2019
17.8-429, 7 March 2019
17.8-428, 4 March 2019
17.8-427, 2 March 2019
17.8-426, 1 March 2019
Code:
wget -qO - http://download.osmc.tv/dev/gmc-19/public/pubkey.asc | sudo apt-key add -
With Kodi Krypton now branched, the master is on Leia (v18)
Previous Krypton nightlies can be found here.
OSMC Test Builds for Kodi 18 for Raspberry Pi 1 & 2/3
Based on the Kodi master Leia (v18) and popcornmix's newclock
Warning
Kodi 18 is currently in RC3 and there is likely to be a lot of activity in the coming weeks/months. As these are beta builds expect some issues.
Before proceeding make sure you have a backup of your Raspberry Pi. As these are test builds there could well be some unexpected problems.
Database upgrades could also be an issue. Please make a backup of the Kodi database before installing, especially if you are running a remote MySQL database.
Installing
You need a working system in order to install these test builds. If you do not have OSMC already installed then go to https://osmc.tv/download/ to install the latest stable version.
As the nightlies are now built on Debian Stretch you will first need to upgrade your OS to stretch.
https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/testing-debi...osmc/54294
**Make sure you have a backup. Once the upgrade starts there is no going back.**
Once the upgrade has been completed you will need to also complete the following:
Edit
Code:
/etc/apt/sources.list
Code:
deb http://download.osmc.tv/dev/gmc-19/public gmc-19 main
Save and exit file.
Import gpg certificate:
Code:
wget -qO - http://download.osmc.tv/dev/gmc-19/public/pubkey.asc | sudo apt-key add -
Finally run update and dist-upgrade to install latest nightly.
Code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
And then issue the following command to install a test build for Raspberry Pi 2 or 3:
Code:
sudo apt-get install rbp2-mediacenter-osmc
To install a Raspberry Pi 1 or Raspberry Pi Zero build, issue the following command:
Code:
sudo apt-get install rbp1-mediacenter-osmc
You can now update to the latest build when it is published with the following commands:
Code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
After upgrading to each new nightly chances are good that it will crash once (sad face). Kodi will auto restart and resume again as normal. This is a known issue
Support:
Since we are in alpha there could be a lot of incompatibilities with skins and addons. To resolve these its best taking the issue up with the addon developer.
If you have any issues with OSMC please provide debug logs. Most probems are almost impossible to fix if we don't have the debug logs.
How to submit a useful support request
Quote:https://osmc.tv/wiki/general/how-to-subm...t-request/
Archive:
http://kodi.gjmccarthy.co.uk
To confirm which version you are running:
Code:
dpkg -l | grep mediacenter-osmc | awk '{ print $3 }'
Current Build
18.8-23, 12 April 2019
Previous Builds
18.8-22, 10 April 2019
18.8-21, 9 April 2019
18.8-20, 8 April 2019
18.8-19, 6 April 2019
18.8-18, 4 April 2019
18.8-17, 4 April 2019
18.8-16, 3 April 2019
18.8-15, 2 April 2019
18.8-14 Skipped
18.8-13, 30 March 2019
18.8-12, 29 March 2019
18.8-11, 28 March 2019
18.8-10, 27 March 2019
18.8-9, 24 March 2019
18.8-8, 22 March 2019
18.8-7, 21 March 2019
18.8-6, 20 March 2019
18.8-5, 19 March 2019
18.8-4, 18 March 2019
18.8-3, 17 March 2019
18.8-2, 17 March 2019
18.8-1, 15 March 2019
17.8-433, 13 March 2019
17.8-432, 11 March 2019
17.8-431, 10 March 2019
17.8-430, 9 March 2019
17.8-429, 7 March 2019
17.8-428, 4 March 2019
17.8-427, 2 March 2019
17.8-426, 1 March 2019