These aren’t debug logs, so it’s not easy to advise.
How to enable and collect relevant debug logs?
edit: I found it. Let me collect and provide them as soon as issue appears again.
I uploaded new debug log into https://paste.osmc.tv/rutecaxume.
It is after recent crash of kodi, when I was watching TV using TVHeadend client. Hopefully it will help.
Has anyone resolved the CEC issues on RPi4? I’m running the 15 Jul compile and CEC does not work. My Vizio TV does not recognize that a CEC device is connected. I’ve turned the TV and RPi off for days, and the RPi is the only HDMI device attached to the TV. The same HDMI cable on the same HDMI Port on the TV works great with an RPi3 running the same code.
Ideas?
Since the RPi 4 has a micro hdmi output you would have to be using an adapter of some form to connect with the same cable you use for your RPi 3. It sounds to me like the issue is most likely this adapter not passing pin 13 across which isn’t really unheard of and would keep CEC from working. As long as you are sure CEC is enabled (settings>system>input>peripherals) I would recommend acquiring a proper micro hdmi to full size hdmi cable.
CEC didn’t work with my RPI4. I switched from the HDMI-1 port to the HDMI-0 to fix the issue.
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Also here fore reference
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I doubt that Addon aligns with the OSMC Piracy guidelines and therefore I removed it from your post.
https://discourse.osmc.tv/faq#piracy
Ok. Sorry.
Hi there,
I was using wireguard on stable version of osmc. The configuration was done based on this topic Has anybody tried to install Wireguard? - #4 by sam_nazarko.
Right now I’m on 19.1 with kernel version 5.10.32-1-osmc . The old manual doesn’t work anymore because wireguard module was merged into the kernel in 5.6, so neither installing wireguard-dkms or building from sources doesn’t work:
WireGuard has been merged into Linux >= 5.6 and therefore this compatibility module is no longer required.
At the same time wireguard package is not present in main distro repos and it’s not possible to create a device with wireguard type:
[#] ip link add wg0 type wireguard
Error: Unknown device type.
Unable to access interface: Protocol not supported
is there something I can do? should I create a feature request?
It was the cable. A $5 Amazon micro HDMI to HDMI cable works great. Thanks!
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Hello,
thanks for your work,
I want to try kodi v19 on a raspberry pi 4 4gb with my data.
Actually, I have a “prod” kodi v18.9 (osmc 20.11-1) on raspberry pi 3 and a “test” kodi v19 (osmc 2021.07-1) on raspberry pi 4.
How can I transfer all config (NFS share/read/unread movie, etc) from v18.9 to v19?
knowing that the db changed, how can I do that?
Tks
Assuming your NFS share is through a Kodi path and not the OS you should be able to get away with just a backup and restore either through My OSMC or the Backup Kodi add-on. The database should convert automatically after the restore. If you get a sad face boot loop after that (I don’t know if you will as I’ve not tried this myself) then you will likely need to ssh into your box and…
systemctl stop mediacenter
rm ~/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml
systemctl start mediacenter
Note that this is assuming your not using profiles which would require deleting that file from each profile folder as well. Deleting that file will return most of your settings back to default but will leave your database, sources, thumbs, etc. intact.
When will the stable version be available?
I just bought the micro hdmi to hdmi adapter.
Now can boot without forcing the hardcoded EDID. the parameter if now off
But the CEC is not working.
What port are you in? Some people have reported CEC working on one port where it doesn’t on the other
When it’s ready, there will be an announcement on the blog.
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I’ve read about the fix but don’t want to mess with libcec
thanks for your consideration
Are plugged into the hdmi port closest to the USB C power input?
Big update and improvements
I’ll will make my story short.
I noted in the Input/Peripheral LibCEC was not installed.
For history :
I have the RPI4 with the micro HDMI cable supplied by the RPI foundation.
This cable seems to be widely incompatible unless the 2 other have are faulty.
At the beginning i wasn’t even able to launch the OSMC installer after the micro SD was written.
I had to use different parameters and spent hours digging on solutions.
This resulting the installer probably messed up with the installation due to a bad link with the TV.
What changed ?
I just bought the micro HDMI to HDMI adapter and plugged a standard HDMI cable on both ends.
I did a fresh install and now everything works well from the scratch.
I updated it all to the latest version.
CEC is good and the TV displays everything right.
I also restored OSMC settings from the backup without issue
The Vero 4K is still the best choice