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I don't know what exactly version it is.

Comment out the /etc/apt/sources.list are not working repositories (which cause an error).

The choice of shell to start (Mate\XFCE or KODI). On the screen enter username and password (in lightdm) in the upper right corner of the screen there is a menu where you choose which GUI to run. The list will be three items (two rows with kodi) and the last line mate. Select mate (something opposite mate was the point), then enter the username and password. The system remembers the last selected mode. If at the next login or what not to choose in this menu, system at the entrance will trigger the option that was turning off in the previous session.

To operate the remote control, you need your own settings file. The image contains files for TV boxes remote control models with the specified names. They're not right for you. You need to create or find a settings file for your remote control model. This is a special feature of this variant of the kernel (change in the driver settings for LE). Have you tried the latest version (from the "no-mali" directory) with kernel 4.16 ? Does sound work on your model ?

Show the contents of the file /boot/remote.conf

Do and everyone will thank you. p.s. All waiting for the "good uncle", just make the whole system, collect a kernel with support for all the hardware, write a good and detailed instructions for each scenario.

There is a great variety of different builds of KODI and Libreelec for different platforms (x86 , ARM, etc) and different models. This is a different system, description, for some not suitable to others. To operate your remote control, you need a settings file. See the example files (remote.conf) on a recorded medium. For KODI-17 from the composition of Armbian, the file must match the format of the driver amremote. For KODI-18, this is a different format (lirc).

It depends on what you want from Armbian (what functions).

There are no such options.

All images Armbian can work on the VIM2 (including what is written in the subject s912).

The dtb file name contains all the necessary information. For which platform, how much RAM, type of network, etc. some have an indication of a particular TV box model.

Image Armbian upgrade. 3.14_20180507 and 4.16_20180508. Images are in the directory "no-mali". Pay attention. These images do not have libMali. The latest version of Armbian 3.14_20180507 and 4.16_20180508 uses KODI without libMali, so it can run on all s905 and s912 models, but without Appart acceleration.

Do you run any commands at the same time ? What version of KODI is used and what image is used ? What processor is in the TV box ? To do this, you must build a new version of BL31. Use Libreelec. Armbian is a desktop with A minimal Kodi version.

Update image kernel 4.17 Armbian_5.41.1_S812_Ubuntu_xenial_4.17.0-rc3_server_20180502.img.xz Use console UART or SSH

Sorry, I'm using a computer translation and I don't understand your question. Describe in detail what the problem is.

You may need to try to build a new DTB using the correct settings for the 100Mb network (e.g. take them from the p212 model).

Maybe someone will be interested in this information. http://forum.khadas.com/t/armbian-kodi-ubuntu-debian-for-sd-usb-emmc/825/155?u=balbes150

Maybe someone will be interested in this information. http://forum.khadas.com/t/armbian-kodi-ubuntu-debian-for-sd-usb-emmc/825/155?u=balbes150

Oh, at least one of the users is not requests to all do for free, decided to help. That's very good. Yes, I will help with the description and steps. First you need to add libMali and amlcodec (you can just copy the working files from Libreelec version to Armbian). Then set all dependencies for the Assembly. Uncomment SRC repositories and execute "apt build-dep kodi" . Alternatively, you can view the KODI build options and build order for The odroid C1 in ArchLinux. https://github.com/150balbes/PKGBUILDs/blob/amlogic/alarm/kodi-c1/PKGBUILD

All the time (work on this is underway). To All Upgrade images 20180426 with kernel 4.17_rc2_-next.

Yes, it is possible if you build the necessary version of KODI yourself.

Image update Armbian kernel next 4.17-rc1 20180420 (directory “test” on the website). Now in the mainline kernel works HDMI, USB, wired network.

Add test image Ubuntu + KODI-18. To run KODI-18 , you need to perform additional configuration of the system. 1. you need to remove the package “pulseaudio” 2. switch to the “bionic” repository (disable all other repositories and enable “bionic” in the sourceslist file). Then install a new version of libc6 from the “bionic” repository). After these steps, you can use KODI-18 as usual.

S912 is a good platform if used correctly. Especially for servers based on Khadas VIM2 models (they have a number of unique functions to work as a server). A bunch of Khadas Vim2 (server) + VIM1 or vim2 Lite (as a workstation), very promising. I am deeply indifferent (as a user), as it is organized in the hardware execution. I care about the end result. I compared the overclocked S905 (up to about 1.6) and the s912 without overclocking (both models were equipped with a good cooling system). The output, and if s912 uses all 8 cores at a lower frequency, it gives a significantly better result when compiling or soft processing video output than overclocked 4 cores s905. If you compare the video output to s905 and s912 without libMali and without hardware decoding (note - hardware decoding and libMali work, these are different things). s912 cope with the 720p output, s905 - not doing (pay attention, hardware decoding and libMali the comparison is not used, all the work is done on the CPU). If you add only hardware decoding (without libMali), s912 - without problems produces a full - screen video 4K, and s905 - screen video 1080p (output 4K on s905, in this mode I did not check, maybe the same thing will work). In my opinion, the only problem at the moment for full - screen video output on S9xxx is to include the possibility of Using amlogic hardware decoding in standard programs. I have already tested the intermediate solution, but there is no time to implement it all in the finished product (Armbian image). I won't speak for all manufacturers (especially since most TV boxes in S912 is really a junk, which should not communicate), but there are normal manufacturers who give the correct information. https://www.khadas.com/vim

Test image Debian + KODI-18. https://yadi.sk/d/goZiDfto3UV8UU To run KODI-18 , you need to perform additional configuration of the system. 1. you need to remove the package “pulseaudio” 2. Switch to the test repository (disable all other repositories and enable "test" in the sourceslist file). Then install a new version of libc6-2.27 from the test repository). After these steps, you can use KODI-18 as usual.