(2017-04-02, 10:00)Neil123 Wrote: Hi Matt, After upgrading to Krypton I am experiencing a very slow and sometimes unresponsive system. Sometimes the blue circle keeps spinning for 5mins before something happens, and sometimes nothing happens. Have tried to reinstall from scratch, but get same result. I have 3 Chromeboxes and all of them are acting the same after update. Is there something in the log that you can see that might be causing this. Is anybody else experiencing this

https://pastebin.com/Qf0kMryi

(2017-04-02, 17:41)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2017-04-02, 10:00)Neil123 Wrote: Hi Matt, After upgrading to Krypton I am experiencing a very slow and sometimes unresponsive system. Sometimes the blue circle keeps spinning for 5mins before something happens, and sometimes nothing happens. Have tried to reinstall from scratch, but get same result. I have 3 Chromeboxes and all of them are acting the same after update. Is there something in the log that you can see that might be causing this. Is anybody else experiencing this

https://pastebin.com/Qf0kMryi

honestly, this is better handled in the Linux/Live support forum, as I'm far from an expert in deciphering Kodi log files. I can say that LE 8/Kodi 17 is working perfectly on both my main Chromebox and all my test boxes, and what you're describing sounds like it's network related, IME

(2017-04-03, 05:11)inetjnky Wrote: Just curious when we might see an update to the script to support 17.1? Thanks!

(2017-04-03, 05:59)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2017-04-03, 05:11)inetjnky Wrote: Just curious when we might see an update to the script to support 17.1? Thanks!

it already does, LibreELEC 8.0.1 is the current stable release, based on Kodi 17.1. But the script is only used for initial setup, after that updates are handled same as any other device running LibreELEC

Sent from my Nexus 6P (typie typie)

(2017-04-03, 15:30)inetjnky Wrote: Ok, Great. I have been monitoring post #1 where it shows the version history and it only shows v17.0 which is why I asked. I'll work on upgrading and re-running the script tonight to upgrade my 16.x and OpenElec install.

(2017-04-04, 02:29)liebezeit Wrote: I can't get AC3 5.1 passthrough audio to work in Kodi 17.1 and Xubuntu 16.04.2 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.4.0-71-generic x86_64) on a CN60/Panther box. PCM 2-channel audio works fine.

Chromebox is connected to TV with HDMI, TV connected to receiver with S/PDIF.

My Kodi log contains the error "PulseAudio: Waited for the stream but it failed".

Is this the sort of problem that might be solved by updating (and thus switching to Custom UEFI firmware)? I'm currently running Full ROM / Legacy (MrChromebox 08/05/2016).

(2017-04-04, 03:57)Matt Devo Wrote: sounds like your passthru audio device was reset/set incorrectly as a result of the v17 update. Have you verified the correct output device is selected for passthru audio?

(2017-04-04, 05:09)liebezeit Wrote: Thanks Matt. I've tried everything I could think of or found online. For anyone else having this problem I've started a thread on the Kodi Linux support forum here:
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311235

(2017-04-05, 16:49)AttacktheCow Wrote: Hi Matt,

i am interested about installing GalliumOS. Can you please help me with these questions:
When GalliumOS is default after Startup, will it promtly switch to Kodi (within GalliumOS) without logon etc?

Quote:Does Kodi run slower on GalliumOS?

Quote:Does "Suspend mode" (able to awake the device via remote control) work with GalliumOS?

Quote:Is Kodi 17 already available on GalliumOS?