(2017-08-19, 12:20)Aux_ Wrote: After reboot unplugged: After pulling off the power plug the first reboot had worked normally but at the second reboot raspberry has stayed again.

lsusb | paste -> http://sprunge.us/UgFL
dmesg | paste -> http://sprunge.us/FMEN
journalctl -a | paste -> http://sprunge.us/abDD

With the older builds I had tried until May I believe to # 0516 and the problem was always there.
Could perhaps someone else test whether the issue is there?

(2017-08-19, 14:54)HiassofT Wrote: @Aux_

on a second thought it's more probable that the issue is caused by the device drawing too much power - this is a very common issue on RPi.

Check the output of

Code:

vcgencmd get_throttled

after booting up with the power disconnected, if you get anything else than "0x0" quite certainly your RPi power supply isn't adequate for that.

Other than that: after a kernel crash everything can happen, even all your HDD data being trashed. Better don't expect the system to run normally after that.

so long,

Hias

(2017-08-19, 16:00)HiassofT Wrote: You could also try connecting the S960 to a powered USB hub instead of directly to the RPi to rule out RPi power issues.

I couldn't find a manual for the box so I'm not sure if using the box without the power supply is supported at all. If the manual says this works and it's not an issue with the RPi power supply contact the manufacturer / driver author.

so long,

Hias

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(2017-08-19, 22:33)bmonster Wrote: Hi,

Are all the PVR addons back in the nightly builds yet.

Regards Bucky

(2017-08-19, 22:31)Milhouse Wrote: Build Highlights:

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(2017-08-20, 12:46)AndiMandi Wrote: Hey there,

since I installed the latest Release, i´m not longer able to connect to my Kodi via SSH and Putty.
If i try to open a connection, Putty always told me "Connection refused"
libreelec is installed on a RPi3 and SSH-Service on the RPi is running.
I´ve tried to switch the SSH-Service off and on again many times. But nothing helps.
Can you help me out?

Greetz,
AndiMandi

(2017-08-20, 15:51)AndiMandi Wrote: Is there any point in the Settings of Kodi, where I should have a look?

(2017-08-20, 12:46)AndiMandi Wrote: Hey there,

since I installed the latest Release, i´m not longer able to connect to my Kodi via SSH and Putty.