The image I provided is built from LibreELEC mainline with the u-boot fix.
The images provided by @balbes150 is built from his own repo.
Hi balbes150,
I can’t find the aarch64 Images in Libreelec for EDGE 20190628.
Can you help me?
BTW, why not installing the LibreELEC directly to the eMMC storage of the Edge? Less practical, no advantage or not possible for some actual reason?
You can install LE to EMMC with Balbes’s LE images.
But LE is still work in progress and if you install it to EMMC, there is no easy way to get Android back on it. The only way is to make a backup of Android through LE and restore it from there if ran from a micro-sd card.
1 Like
The new version 20190629. Added separate DTB for all edge models. Added support for NVMe. Added scripts and a GUI to create a full backup of the entire eMMC and the possibility of installing to eMMC LE through the GUI (LibreelecSettings->eMMC).
@numbqq When running on EDGE+Captain has the option to output sound through the AV output, but the sound’s not working. Perhaps need patches for the kernel or configuration ?
2 Likes
Dear balbes150, please make a step by step instructions for installing your image in eMMC. Or give me a link where I can watch it. If You not difficult. I’m afraid to break something permanently)))
- Download, unzip, burn to SD card.
- Check the name of the DTB used in the file (/extlinux/extlinux.conf), it should fit your model. You can see the list of available DTB files in the directory (/dtb) on the SD card.
- Connect SD card and power on. After the initial setup (expansion of the partition on the SD card), the system will automatically reboot and start KODI.
- Perform the initial setup of the LE. Check the operation of all the functions you need.
- To install to eMMC, open the Libreelec Setting → eMMC menu.
- Start creating a full EMMC backup (the process may take 15-25 minutes). When the copy is finished, EDGE is automatically turned off.
- To enable and start “Install to eMMC”. At the end of the system will automatically turn off. Pull out the SD card and run EDGE without it.
- Скачать, распаковать, записать на SD карту.
- Проверить имя используемого DTB в файле (/extlinux/extlinux.conf), он должен соответствовать вашей модели. Список доступных файлов DTB вы можете увидеть в каталоге (/dtb) на SD карте.
- Подключить SD карту и включить питание. После первичной настройки (расширения раздела на SD карте) система автоматически перезагрузится и запустит KODI.
- Выполнить первичную настройку LE. Проверить работу все нужных вам функций.
- Для установки в eMMC, открыть меню Libreelec Setting → eMMC.
- Запустить создание полной резервной копии eMMC (процесс может занять 15-25 минут). После окончания создания копии EDGE автоматически выключается.
- Включить и запустить режим “Установка в eMMC”. По окончанию система автоматически выключится. Вытащить SD карту и запустить EDGE без нее.
6 Likes
Thanks! Post worthy Caps!)
Last night after praying, I passed some of the mounting points on the SD card at my own risk, the truth is eMMC install did not have the courage!) By the way, the temperature at the arm not raised above -65 Celsius, compared to аrhi64 -78 celsius. Cooling passive radiator.
@mo123 where do you recommend I go to follow the HDR development? Do you think there will be a specific thread about it? Unfortunately I’m not sure what to do with @Kwiboo’s excellent HDR patches. I think that’s for Mainline Linux kernel? The process to test it is a little out of my reach without some instructions unfortunately.
Kwiboo said he will add gigabit ethernet support for some Rockchip devices later this week and also add preliminary H264 hardware accelerated video playback support.
The HDR patches aren’t merged yet, but think some of balbes150’s images contain them already.
I also tested LibreELEC in the past on my older Rockchip RK3328 with a 4.4 kernel about six months ago and HDR was working. But the LibreELEC developers now want all support to happen against Linux 5.1 latest kernel to avoid doing double work and Kodi also requires ARM devices to use GBM now which is easier with the mainline kernel.
In future any change made for Rockchip, Amlogic, Allwinner or other ARM devices will benefit all devices and code can be shared among most devices since most of them contain the same HDMI & GPU chips. That’s also the main reason they use the mainline kernel and rewriting almost everything(video playback, audio, HDR, HDMI CEC etc) from scratch.
You can follow kwiboo’s github activity for all the recent LE development, the LE forum, the LE Github account PR/Issues and commits and this Khadas forum.
HDR on Linux on Intel devices was non existent until last month when Intel started to write most of the code for Linux which will now also be adapted and used for other ARM devices, so HDR is still very new and just being tested and supported now.
So we all are waiting patiently for the next few weeks, months until all the mainline kernel work is done and merged 
3 Likes
Friends, help me please install PVR IPTV Simple Client plugin, it was previously installed by default, and in the 18th version of LE it should be installed manually. I connected by SSH, introduced " sudo apt install code-pvr-iptvsimple ", "apt install kodi-pvr-iptvsimple ", “install kodi-pvr-iptvsimple” does not work. Further my knowledge of Linux is not enough. I hate Linux, I’m a child of Windows!))) Colleagues, help!
Maybe somebody can suggest a more elegant working solution for watching IP TV on 18.2 Кodi using a playlist format .m3u8?
Thank you so much for the thorough reply! Very helpful and informative.
There are no apt (packages) in LE. All additives are made through the installation of Addons. Search on the WiKi about Addons. And I recommend checking out the latest official nightly builds.
2 Likes
I’m having some trouble with your new images. The NVMe, WiFi/Ethernet, and CEC work (at least on one TV), but when I go browse the movies on the NVMe drive it crashes. I’ll see if I can set up remote debug logging or something to see what’s going on, but this is a New Problem so to speak.
@mo123 I was just finishing some more testing and I’m realizing that I have no audio in your build dated 2019-06-29. Do you perhaps have a newer build that incorporates the dtb fixes you talked about?
@balbes150 perhaps you have a newer build as well? I was able to successfully build yours from source, but unfortunately I don’t know how to merge yours with the master LibreELEC.tv git which has some commits that are useful (I see a fix for NVMe drives automounting, for example).
Edit: I fixed the no sound issue by stealing @balbes150’s dtb file I guess the one I was using was out of date. Still curious about new images though.
Sigh. It just locks up after ~30 minutes of video playback now. I don’t know what to do at this point and feel like I’ve wasted a lot of money. 
I plan to release new versions by the end of the week.
I work a few hours without a problem. You didn’t specify any details (the version of the image, EDGE fan\nofan, a video where are running, etc.).
That’s fair @balbes150, I apologize. I was frustrated last night and did not provide a full accounting because I’ve now spent several weeks trying to get this platform to work and I didn’t realize when I bought it that it was in an alpha state. There was no mention on the website that the Edge-V v13 could not (yet) do the things listed on the website.
Platform: Edge-V v13
Fan: No fan available yet for Edge-V v13, it is pre-ordered; I have a small heatsink for now. Watching the debug the “KODI-CPU” line was between 15-30%.
Image: LibreELEC-RK3399.arm-9.80-devel-20190627110741-97ea5a2-khadas-edge.img provided by @numbqq
DTB: rk3399-khadas-edge-v.dtb from @balbes150’s LibreELEC-RK3399.arm-9.80-devel-20190629140320-f9ecb5d-khadas-edge.img (this image crashes when trying to scan too many videos at once)
Video: Stream #0:0(eng): Video: hevc (Main), yuv420p(tv, bt709/unknown/unknown), 1920x696, SAR 1:1 DAR 80:29, 23.98 fps, 23.98 tbr, 1k tbn, 23.98 tbc (default) (forced)
Audio: Stream #0:1(eng): Audio: ac3, 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), fltp, 640 kb/s (default)
Debug log: Nothing at time of crash. I used tail -F ~/.kodi/temp/kodi.log and there had been no activity for ~20ish minutes. The latest log message was that my Kodi Remote app session had disconnected:
2019-07-15 22:12:24.223 T:3653641088 DEBUG: Thread JobWorker 3653641088 terminating (autodelete)
2019-07-15 22:12:24.223 T:3685335936 DEBUG: Thread JobWorker 3685335936 terminating (autodelete)
2019-07-15 22:21:32.235 T:3782460288 INFO: JSONRPC Server: Disconnection detected
Crashed @ 22:40 or so.
New version of images 20190718.
When checking, I found a strange behavior. We perform the first start of the system (perform the primary setup wizard) and if you do not turn off and restart the LE, the system works fine for several hours (you can install Addons, run any video, etc.). But if you shut down the system or reboot, I get system crash and it is no longer possible to start the system from this SD card (constant kernel crash and panic). I don’t understand why this behavior.
@Frank
Can you check with yourself ?