2019-01-30, 09:05
(2019-01-30, 00:09)jmerrilljr Wrote: Has the kernel issue which surfaced with the #1023 build been fixed? Is Matt's workaround still necessary?no, yes
(2019-01-30, 00:09)jmerrilljr Wrote: Has the kernel issue which surfaced with the #1023 build been fixed? Is Matt's workaround still necessary?no, yes
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(Generic)text:# uname -a
Linux NUC 4.19.18 #1 SMP Wed Jan 30 21:04:23 GMT 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux
# lsb_release
LibreELEC (Milhouse): devel-20190130210301-#0130-g720a3a4 [Build #0130]
# Kodi version
(18.1-RC1 Git:6cce837). Platform: Linux x86 64-bit
(2019-01-30, 19:37)lusephur Wrote: What workaround? And what chromebox?There seems to be a kernel bug in 4.19 that affects Haswell chromboxes particularly hard. The work around is to edit /flash/syslinux.cfg as assuggested below. If you are really interested, the whole tale of woe played out over pages 315 to 320 or so in this thread.
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(Generic)text:# uname -a
Linux NUC 4.19.19 #1 SMP Thu Jan 31 21:37:47 GMT 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux
# lsb_release
LibreELEC (Milhouse): devel-20190131212758-#0131-g974f4cb [Build #0131]
# Kodi version
(18.1-RC1 Git:c734016). Platform: Linux x86 64-bit
(2019-02-01, 09:40)facecreator Wrote: Hello,
I have the last version installed. I have artifacts in the upper part of the picture. only in the menu, if I watch a movie or a series, everything is okay.
Hardware setup:
Intel NUC 7PJYH -> Denon AVR 1300W -> Samsung UE70 KU6079
Cable I have changed. If I connect the Nuc directly to the TV, I have no errors. All other hdmi devices work without problems.
Have already tried other Libreelec versions there the same problem. Is there a solution?
(2019-02-01, 14:45)Milhouse Wrote: Is this a recent problem, try older nightly builds to see if it's been present for a while (and if not, when it started). Strange that the two reports are using Marantz/Denon gear, which are basically the same - that's either a coincidence or a common root (at this stage).
(2019-02-01, 00:29)drebbe Wrote:Cheers. Sorry for sidetracking the thread, but does this only affect haswell chromeboxes or do Broadwell devices need the workaround too?(2019-01-30, 19:37)lusephur Wrote: What workaround? And what chromebox?There seems to be a kernel bug in 4.19 that affects Haswell chromboxes particularly hard. The work around is to edit /flash/syslinux.cfg as assuggested below. If you are really interested, the whole tale of woe played out over pages 315 to 320 or so in this thread.
ssh root@<ip address>
<enter password, default is 'libreelec'>
mount -o remount,rw /dev/sda1 /flash
nano /flash/syslinux.cfg
<add ' pci=nomsi' after 'quiet'>
<save and quit: CTRL+O CTRL+X>
reboot
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(Generic)text:# uname -a
Linux NUC 4.19.19 #1 SMP Fri Feb 1 23:22:29 GMT 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux
# lsb_release
LibreELEC (Milhouse): devel-20190201232112-#0201-g974f4cb [Build #0201]
# Kodi version
(18.1-RC1 Git:bf6bc52). Platform: Linux x86 64-bit
(2019-02-01, 23:12)lusephur Wrote: Cheers. Sorry for sidetracking the thread, but does this only affect haswell chromeboxes or do Broadwell devices need the workaround too?