02-06-2018, 05:04 AM
Hi, I tried to do a clean installation of Kodi leia23 but it gives me error in both SD and EMMC. How could I do the upgrade from LEIA22?
LibreELEC Krypton/Leia/Agile 64bit kernel 32bit libs
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02-06-2018, 05:04 AM
Hi, I tried to do a clean installation of Kodi leia23 but it gives me error in both SD and EMMC. How could I do the upgrade from LEIA22?
02-06-2018, 05:54 AM
02-06-2018, 04:34 PM
(02-02-2018, 01:20 PM)Raybuntu Wrote: https://github.com/Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv.../rb-leia23 Thanks on the release. Hopefully will able to meet up with you at FOSDEM on next year.
02-07-2018, 03:56 PM
(02-06-2018, 05:04 AM)Bakara Wrote: Hi, I tried to do a clean installation of Kodi leia23 but it gives me error in both SD and EMMC. How could I do the upgrade from LEIA22? Please check my previous post. I do not recommend leia23. Even though I tested this build on my Rock64 there are serious issues reported by users. Until then please use leia22.
02-08-2018, 09:48 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-08-2018, 09:54 AM by Trash_Can_Man.
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Im planning to move my actual build to a librelec build with dockers (im actually using an ubuntu minimal with dockers) because i would also like to use the box as a tv box, in my actual build in the base system i only have installed webmin, docker, samba and mc (mostly to do stuff over ssh easily), would i be able to use these apps or any of them have any special restriction in comparison to using them on an ubuntu minimal? (mostly my guess is that both mc and docker work without problems, but what about webmin and samba?)
Second question, i usually prefer to keep config and data files on the external hdd, most dockers allow to move config and data files, but i prefer to move also the docker images and containers outside, to do this the prefered docker method is to create a file: Code: systemctl stop docker Code: { BTW this would be on a rock64 4gb TLDR: can i use samba, symlinks, webmin, mc and can i move the docker files using your libreelec distro? PS: also, what version of docker images should i use with this build? armhf or aarch64/arm64?
02-09-2018, 07:03 AM
(02-08-2018, 09:48 AM)Trash_Can_Man Wrote: Im planning to move my actual build to a librelec build with dockers (im actually using an ubuntu minimal with dockers) because i would also like to use the box as a tv box, in my actual build in the base system i only have installed webmin, docker, samba and mc (mostly to do stuff over ssh easily), would i be able to use these apps or any of them have any special restriction in comparison to using them on an ubuntu minimal? (mostly my guess is that both mc and docker work without problems, but what about webmin and samba?) We have a full samba in LibreELEC. https://wiki.libreelec.tv/how_to/share_a...?s[]=samba We also have Docker (currently 17.10) as an Addon available in the Repo. I'm maintaining the docker addon in LibreELEC. In LE you can't edit anything in /etc.. Normally we move every important config to /storage/. In case of docker addon. Everything is under "/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.system.docker". You can use either armhf or aarch64/arm64 both arch's work. mc is availabe in the system-tools addon which can be installed from the repo through kodi too. I don't think we have webmin. This would probably require a LAMP server addon. I think LibreELEC Developer vpeter made a LAMP addon but I'm not sure it's still maintained.
02-09-2018, 07:53 AM
(02-09-2018, 07:03 AM)Raybuntu Wrote:(02-08-2018, 09:48 AM)Trash_Can_Man Wrote: Im planning to move my actual build to a librelec build with dockers (im actually using an ubuntu minimal with dockers) because i would also like to use the box as a tv box, in my actual build in the base system i only have installed webmin, docker, samba and mc (mostly to do stuff over ssh easily), would i be able to use these apps or any of them have any special restriction in comparison to using them on an ubuntu minimal? (mostly my guess is that both mc and docker work without problems, but what about webmin and samba?) Ok i can live without webmin, i can do the same mostly by hand or with mc, and about the docker part i did some fast research now and that folder is editable and accesable (these 2 words even exist in english? its not my main language sorry) even externally thru a samba share, right? i think there was an alternative method to move the docker storage editing the service so maybe i can do what i want that way... Back to webmin in the oficial install guide it asks for perl and python, it says nothing about apache nor LAMP: http://www.webmin.com/deb.html anyway this is just a comment and i can live without it... Last question, how stable is this build? enough for everyday home usage? im not going to hammer it heavily, i would only use some dockers using on average 20-30% memory and cpu thru the day and 1-2 hours of 1080p videos at night/weekends...
02-09-2018, 10:05 AM
No idea about webmin. I never used it before I'm old school.
I have run some dockers in LibreELEC while watching 4K. Btw the linuxserver.io team has made a special Kodi repo for LibreELEC (can be installed from my Repo). They have some dockers with popular services preconfigured like NextCloud, Emby etc that can be installed and configured through Kodi. Regarding stability: This is still pre alpha software. For instance my last build was very unstable/unusable.
02-09-2018, 10:22 AM
(02-09-2018, 10:05 AM)Raybuntu Wrote: No idea about webmin. I never used it before I'm old school. Yea ive seen you suggesting people to use v22 and about the kodi docker repo i would try it too to see what they offer but i allready have a good selection of stable dockers that im using atm (as example anything needing MONO is SUPER unstable on arm, and i mean VERY VERY UGLY unstable, most dont last a full hour without a kernel panic) but im rambling away from the topic now, ill check again in about 10 days when im back from my small vacation to see if v23 is more stable and grab a second sd card to do some testing to see how stable it is and report back here, thanks in advance for the help... |