[thromer]

Is 19.4 in bullseye-backports? I'm new to running Kodi on Debian, so I may be missing something, but when I do the following I see 19.1, not 19.4

We (me and Mattia "mapreri" Rizzolo from Debian Front-Desk Team) uploaded 19.4 8 days ago to bullseye-backports but it got deferred.
Hopefully, it gets into backports tomorrow or by Monday.

Sounds great, thank you!

[xtal4]

Hi. I have installed Kodi in an old 32 bit machine which is running MX 21 Linux. Since MX is Debian based, i hope i post in the correct thread.

Kodi fails to start. There is just a momentary flash in the screen and that's it. I have installed Kodi through MX Package Installer (Popular Applications), no other repo or installation method has been used, and I have only tried to reinstall using  MX Package Installer again with no luck. I'm posting my system info and debug log which I created according to wiki info. I would greatly appreciate any help.

https://paste.kodi.tv/wofitufivo

https://paste.kodi.tv/sunoxakeki.kodi

[basilgello]

Hi. I have installed Kodi in an old 32 bit machine which is running MX 21 Linux. Since MX is Debian based, i hope i post in the correct thread.

Kodi fails to start. There is just a momentary flash in the screen and that's it. I have installed Kodi through MX Package Installer (Popular Applications), no other repo or installation method has been used, and I have only tried to reinstall using  MX Package Installer again with no luck. I'm posting my system info and debug log which I created according to wiki info. I would greatly appreciate any help.

https://paste.kodi.tv/wofitufivo

https://paste.kodi.tv/sunoxakeki.kodi

And again it is i915, just like @hungry person .

OK let me check in the morning what the situation with driver is. So far i915 was replaced by i965 but as numerous reports show, the replacement is invalid.

[hungry person]

Any news on the situation?

Is it possible to install 17.6 on Debian 11?