(2022-01-05, 16:46)DarrenHill Wrote: @BadChibi - I've merged your post into the Linux Debian support thread, as it's a more appropriate place for it (and this ping is just so you can find it again).
The Pi section is more for Pi-specific issues on dedicated distributions like LibreElec, OSMC and RaspiOS.

Hopefully @basilgello , our Debian support expert can give some inputs or advice.

(2021-07-17, 22:18)basilgello Wrote: For Debian 10 "buster":

* If you used my unofficial repository for Debian buster, please check the link again and follow the migration howto!

* To install Kodi from buster-backports cleanly (if no unofficial repo was used), execute the following command in root terminal or shell:

apt-get install {kodi,kodi-bin,kodi-data,kodi-repository-kodi,libspdlog1}/buster-backports

(2022-02-12, 20:19)TheJezstarr Wrote: I don't know if this goes here, or in the main Linux support thread, but I'm starting here as I think it is probably a Debian package, somewhere, causing the problem. For the last few weeks, Kodi crashes every time I scan for library updates, and most times when stopping live TV (mythtv pvr) Log file is here:
https://paste.kodi.tv/elacijupez.kodi

I'm presuming that the problem is related to a python upgrade somewhere, but I can't figure out which one. I have changed skin to check if it still happens, so it is definitely not a skin problem.

Any ideas?

(2022-01-05, 16:46)DarrenHill Wrote: Hopefully @basilgello , our Debian support expert can give some inputs or advice.

(2022-03-05, 14:47)Klojum Wrote:

(2022-01-05, 16:46)DarrenHill Wrote: Hopefully @basilgello , our Debian support expert can give some inputs or advice.

He hasn't been on the forum since 18 December last year...

(2022-03-05, 13:22)hungry person Wrote: Hello!

I tried running in Debian 11.2 (32 bit) on an old netbook with an Intel Atom N270 CPU. It didn't work, which is fine, but was a bit curious as to why. For some reason I just enjoy keeping this machine alive.

`va_openDriver() returns -1` and then segmentation fault. The log: "failed to create EGL context".

The integrated GPU only supports OpenGL 1.4, so my guess is 2.0 is a hard requirement?

Kodi 17 for Debian ran very well on Ubuntu 18.04.

(2022-03-10, 00:00)basilgello Wrote: COVID + move from Ukraine = delays.

(2022-04-19, 01:15)hueverin Wrote: Hello, good evening, I haven't been in the world of Linux for a long time... a few days ago I used Ubuntu 20.04, until I changed to Debian 11. My problem arises when I want to install the Kodi Leia version, since it allows me to use the addons that they are not yet available for the Matrix version. Is there a way to install this version? Thank you very much...

Hola buenas noches, llevo poco en el mundo de Linux... hace unos días usaba Ubuntu 20.04, hasta que me cambie a debían 11. Mi problema surge al querer instalar la versión de kodi leia, ya que ella me permite utilizar los addon que aún no están disponible para la versión de Matrix. ¿Existe alguna manera de instalar esta versión? Muchas Gracias...

(2022-03-10, 00:03)basilgello Wrote:

(2022-03-05, 13:22)hungry person Wrote: Hello!

I tried running in Debian 11.2 (32 bit) on an old netbook with an Intel Atom N270 CPU. It didn't work, which is fine, but was a bit curious as to why. For some reason I just enjoy keeping this machine alive.

`va_openDriver() returns -1` and then segmentation fault. The log: "failed to create EGL context".

The integrated GPU only supports OpenGL 1.4, so my guess is 2.0 is a hard requirement?

Kodi 17 for Debian ran very well on Ubuntu 18.04.

Was it you who filed this Debian bug: bugs.debian.org/1006656 ?

If not, show the output of "glxinfo" and "vainfo".

(2022-05-05, 23:58)thromer Wrote: 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

(2022-05-03, 15:04)hungry person Wrote: Sorry for the late reply. Here I was waiting for one, and now it turns out I was never subscribed to the thread...