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2017-05-25, 19:58
Hello everyone. I have an Android TV box which is already a bit old, since it has version 4.4.2. And officially does not support Kodi 17. I know there are unofficial ways to install it, however it does not work properly due to hardware limitations. Following the recent problem of the subtitle exploit I think it would be convenient to make a patch for Jarvis, since possibly many others are in the same situation. Thanks in advance.
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No. v16 development is dead.
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Google search FTMC, he patched it for Jarvis.
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I did not know FTMC. I think I'll take a look at it. Thanks for the answers.
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bry
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Spmc hasn't bee. Updated since March. You guys crying about security update for Android 4.x devices that are 3 years old.
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The point is that as you're stuck on Android 4.x then it's likely you're not getting any regular Android OS updates thus you are far more vulnerable to attacks that have nothing to with Kodi as you're missing any Android OS security fixes, so Kodi security problems should be the least if your worries.