[theowiesengrund]

I might be missing something here, but everytime my raspberry pi reboots my television starts too. How can i avoid this?

In my config.txt i have these settings:
hdmi_force_hotplug=1
hdmi_ignore_cec_init=1

It is explicitly stated that hdmi_ignore_cec_init avoids bringing my TV out of standby. Why isn't this working?

My CEC settings in Kodi:

Enabled - ON
Make Kodi the aktive source when starting: OFF
Devices to power on when starting Kodi: NONE
Devices to power off when stopping Kodi: TV
Send 'inactive source' command when stopping Kodi: ON
Put devices in standby mode when activating screensaver: OFF
Wake devices when deactivating screensaver: OFF
When the TV is switched off: SUSPEND
Put devices in standby mode when putting the PC in standby: ON
Use the TV's language setting: OFF
Pause playback when switchting to another source: ON
Physical address (overrules HDMI port): 0
COM Port: 1

[popcornmix]

Try adding hdmi_ignore_cec=1 to config.txt. That should mean no CEC is possible. If TV still switches on then it is something other than CEC causing it.

[theowiesengrund]

Tried that.
The TV still switches on. Any ideas?

[ActionA]

Is there a CEC enabled AVR connected between the Pi and the TV?

[popcornmix]

Tried that.
The TV still switches on. Any ideas?

It's not CEC. I can only suggest you check TV settings. It may be switching just based on a signal appearing on HDMI.
Does a different TV behave the same way?

[ivanovlk]

I had same problem.

Solution is to do an Advanced install instead of using NOOBS to install OpenELEC.
Seems NOOBS is the one which starts your TV not OpenELEC/Kodi.

Advanced install is as follows:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation.../README.md

Then modify /flash/config.txt and enable the line "hdmi_ignore_cec_init=1"