2015-11-11, 19:12
That's logfile completely without my xorg.conf ... readd it and try again.
2015-11-11, 19:15
If I put in your xorg.conf, I'm sure kodi won't start, and I don't have my usb handy right now to delete the file so I can start it again
2015-11-11, 19:16
And that is what I want to see . Xorg.0.log with this xorg.conf not starting - so that I can go fixing it ... your problem won't solve magically. Whatever worked before on old version worked by luck. If you want that version back - then install it and use it for the rest of the machine's life.
2015-11-11, 19:34
Yeah well I use other TV's around my house and they all work perfectly fine, so I don't want to downgrade, that and your version is much better.
I'll put in the xorg.conf and post a true log later today, I'm just using the box right now, and I don't want to be locked out cause like I said I don't have my usb right now.
If there is no fix, I just won't use suspend when I use this monitor.
Also another weird thing I just noticed today. With my 2.1 speakers, whenever the jack is touched, it makes a noise, similar to how an amplifier would. But now, when I plug it in to the chromebox, and I shut down or suspend, it makes that same noise until the process of shutting down or suspending is over (like 3 seconds maybe). Or even worse, if I reboot, it will make the noise until Kodi is complete rebooted. Never did that with older versions of openelec either.
Thanks for all your help btw.
I'll put in the xorg.conf and post a true log later today, I'm just using the box right now, and I don't want to be locked out cause like I said I don't have my usb right now.
If there is no fix, I just won't use suspend when I use this monitor.
Also another weird thing I just noticed today. With my 2.1 speakers, whenever the jack is touched, it makes a noise, similar to how an amplifier would. But now, when I plug it in to the chromebox, and I shut down or suspend, it makes that same noise until the process of shutting down or suspending is over (like 3 seconds maybe). Or even worse, if I reboot, it will make the noise until Kodi is complete rebooted. Never did that with older versions of openelec either.
Thanks for all your help btw.
2015-11-11, 19:42
Erm - you second issue ... is not funny at all and has nothing - absolutely nothing to do with OpenELEC. You will see the very same issue when you would downgrade.
2015-11-11, 19:57
Well it's definitely not funny lol but I disagree with the 2nd statement. With OpenELEC 5.0.8 it didn't make any noise when suspending, it only made the noise for a split second when powering on.
2015-11-11, 19:58
Ah - that - yes that's a kernel bug in 4.1.x - which should not happen with kernel 4.3 anymore and is already fixed there - so that makes me wonder. But yeah - there is no kernel dev in OpenELEC - besides "latest and greatest" nothing can be done.
