First off, Krypton is amazing! Thanks for all the hard work that must have gone into it.
Whenever I turn off my TV (gotta do it sometime), I leave my OSMC/Raspberry Pi running. Next time I turn the TV on, I nearly always get a sad smiley face, followed by an interface restart. I have looked for configuration settings that might help, and searched the wiki and the forum posts, but this does not seem to happen to anyone else. I can’t figure out what I am doing wrong.
I’m running a Pi B+ with a Phat DAC and wired networking. I turned on logging, including event logging, but all I saw was an event notification that the interface had restarted. I could not see anything new in the logs - at least under /var/log. Are log files written somewhere else?
In all other respects, OSMC is amazing - things just work, and I can simply interact with the media content I want to look at, listen to, or both. Thanks for the hard work that went into this!
You’re right - I was able to locate some instructions in the wiki. I was able to generate a log, and although nothing seemed to happen when I asked MyOSMC to do the upload, so I ended up with this:
Logs successfully uploaded.
Logs available at http://paste.osmc.io/asafesesuq
after running grab-logs.
I did take a moment to peek at the log, and I was interested to see how many messages indicating a failure of CEC communications.
When I set my system up, I added “hdmi_ignore_cec=1” to /boot/config.txt specifically to try to avoid potential problems with CEC. I guess it isn’t working. Should I comment it out?
OK, by reading another thread I discovered that under Settings > System > Input > Peripherals > CEC Adapter there are a whole series of settings available. After a bit of thought I disabled CEC, since I am not using it.
THIS WORKED.
Sorry for all the trouble, I thought I had disabled CEC with the hdmi_ignore_cec setting in config.txt.