Quote:xbmc@xbmc:~$ curl -L -O http://mrchromebox.tech/setup-kodi.sh && sudo bash setup-kodi.sh
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0
  0   185    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0
100  1045  100  1045    0     0   1860      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--  1860
(23) Failed writing body

Quote:xbmc@xbmc:~$ df
Filesystem     1K-blocks     Used Available Use% Mounted on
udev              944604        4    944600   1% /dev
tmpfs             192092     2704    189388   2% /run
/dev/sda1       13257232 12625776         0 100% /
none                   4        0         4   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
none                5120        8      5112   1% /run/lock
none              960452        4    960448   1% /run/shm
none              102400        4    102396   1% /run/user
/dev/sdb1       15142928       80  15142848   1% /media/TRAVELDRIVE

(2019-02-23, 23:19)FreeMan xbmc Wrote: I seem to be down to 0 space free on my SSD in my Kodi box, so "curl -L -O http://mrchromebox.tech/setup-kodi.sh" is failing to write.

Quote:xbmc@xbmc:~$ curl -L -O http://mrchromebox.tech/setup-kodi.sh && sudo bash setup-kodi.sh
(23) Failed writing body

Any suggestions? 

Quote:System-->LibreELEC-->Network: Wait for network before starting Kodi: On if using a external mysql database; otherwise Off (breaks Wi-Fi, only use for wired/ethernet connections)

(2019-02-25, 04:11)nickr Wrote: Matt, long time no see, I haven't been round here much. 

I have a chromebox which is in a tricky part of the house. The wifi is the only way to connect without doing non-waf wall ripping. 

I recently upgraded everything to libreelec 9 and added pci=nomsi to the command lines. 

However the wifi is not working well. We have a mysql database and I noticed this on the kodi wiki page, does this mean you effectively cannot use a mysql database with wifi?

Quote:System-->LibreELEC-->Network: Wait for network before starting Kodi: On if using a external mysql database; otherwise Off (breaks Wi-Fi, only use for wired/ethernet connections)

(2019-02-22, 19:03)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2019-02-22, 15:49)Walrus Wrote: I just upgraded to LibreElec 9 (Leia), and I can't seem to access my shares anymore. Fought for hours last night and gave up. Here is my setup:

Main HTPC is running Windows 7, serves as the media server (2x internal 4tb hard drives), mysql for syncing, and runs Kodi for our main TV.
Bedroom Chromebox running LibreElec standalone (not dual boot).

When the main HTPC and Chromebox were running the same version of Kodi 17 (I think 17.3) I had everything working fine. A few months ago I tried updating both to a newer version of 17, and ran into the same share problem.

Last night I upgraded the main HTPC to Kodi 18.1. Then I updated the Chromebox to LibreElec 9 (which I think is 18.0 ?). To do so, I had to backup, then do a fresh install due to the FAT partition being too small. When I tried restoring from the backup, it fails, says the backup is corrupt or something, so I'm having to re-setup everything. When I try to add a network location (\\192.168.1.107 which is the HTPC location) it fails/doesn't find anything. Is it due to the 18.1 and 18.0 not matching?

Or is there some problem with windows 7 and SMBv1?

kernel/driver bug in LE9.0, use workaround posted on wiki (edit /flash/syslinux.cfg)    

(2019-02-26, 03:05)FreeMan xbmc Wrote: I don't know if this is an issue with Kodi, LibreElec or Kore...

I got my ASUS CN60 updated to the latest EUFI BIOS & a standalone LibreElec 9.0.0 install over the weekend. Now, when I hit pause during playback of any video, if I let it sit long enough that the screen dims (it's set at the 3 minute default) it takes ages for it to wake up. I hit play, and it has literally been sitting for more than 3 minutes (actually more like 5) doing nothing.

I'm using the official Kore remote on my Android phone as my remote. I just walked up to the keyboard that I have plugged into the Chromebox and hit the space bar and the screen immediately woke up. A second press of the spacebar and it started playing. A few moments later it paused, then started then paused again - I'm assuming these are because of the play/pause presses I sent from the phone. Now it's paused and doesn't seem to be interested in resuming, at least not from the remote.

While I was typing this, the screen dimmed, then suddenly it woke up and started playing again. Then it paused, resumed, paused, resumed, etc. from me mashing the remote key, and now it's paused but the remote thinks it's playing.

I've also noticed that when waking it up even with no video playing, it's very very slow to respond. Out of frustration, I'll end up mashing a few buttons on the remote (arrow left/right, menu home, etc) and when it finally wakes up, it will replay all the random key strokes.

Any suggestions on what to look for or check? I never had any issues like this running 17.x on the pared back somewhat updated really old Kudibuntu setup I'd been running. Because I've not made any network/hardware changes, I doubt that it's a network related issue (though anything is possible), so I think it's definitely related to the LE update. I doubt that it's anything your fault and I'm not attempting to/interested in assigning blame, I'm just looking to get it fixed.

Thanks!

(2019-02-26, 07:25)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2019-02-26, 03:05)FreeMan xbmc Wrote:  

 sounds potentially networking related, if a physical keyboard shows no issues but the Android remote does.  Not sure if it's on the Kodi side or LE side, but either the Linux support forum here or the LE forums might give you a wider audience for the issue.  

one note, if you're using a LAN connection (vs wifi), be sure to implement the fix in the wiki troubleshooting section, since it mitigates a kernel bug that cripples the Ethernet throughput  

(2019-02-27, 02:22)giant25 Wrote: Hey Matt, do you know if a bug report has been submitted for the kernel issue crippling throughout? Just curious. Seems like a pain to keep explaining this as folks upgrade....

(2019-02-26, 02:39)Walrus Wrote: Edit: Doing some reading, I'm thinking it might be because I don't have a username or password set to log in to the windows machine. An additional step is to create an additional local account on the windows machine (with username & password 'kodi'), and then under the main windows account, share the folders with the local 'kodi' account. Then.. on the LibreElec machine, add the network location and use 'kodi' for the username and password. I'll report back once I try this. 

(2019-03-08, 17:22)malcolmbarr Wrote: Help!

I have installed standalone Libreelec 9.01 on a CN60 Chromebox using the EZ setup script. I have also added the "pci=nomsi" line to grub.cfg as explained in the wiki. But my ethernet link is still unusably bad with buffering occurring all the time when the bitrate of the source material is at all high. The step of adding to grub.cfg does not appear to have meaningfully changed the ethernet performance, and I have checked to see the pci-nomsi addition is there after 'quiet'.

This is accessing media stored locally on the network via SMB. Accessing the same media over the network via SMB from a windows PC, all works well.

Any help much appreciated.