What is the spi parameter doing exactly? As soon as I reboot my Raspberry Pi4, I get no image anymore.
INFO : SPI is currently not active, enabling "dtparam=spi=on" in /flash/config.txt
INFO : Please reboot system to activate SPI configuration.
When I uninstall Hyperion with the same script, everything's back ok...
I still have this isse. When installing, everything looks fine, untill the next reboot...
What is the spi parameter doing exactly? As soon as I reboot my Raspberry Pi4, I get no image anymore.
```
INFO : SPI is currently not active, enabling "dtparam=spi=on" in /flash/config.txt
INFO : Please reboot system to activate SPI configuration.
```
When I uninstall Hyperion with the same script, everything's back ok...
Adding dtparam=spi=on in /flash/config.txt enables pi's SPI interface which is nessesary to control SPI based led types.
is there no way to install a different version from hyperion on libreelec
had sd-card errors and had to setup my rpi4 with libreelec and hyperion ng from scratch. now nothing is working. hyperion newest version with libreelec 12.
i cant start hyperion from webserver. if i click on start nothing happens, but i cant shut it down too. if i restart it, i can see the rainbow circling, but nothing happens after that.
whats wrong with newest release?
want to install 2.0.16. but how???
lol. just found out that set saturation and brightness from 0 to 100 solves the problem. omg. cant believe it, its working now.
but still have a problem. i dont have hyperion as a service "systemctl restart hyperion.service" outputs not found.
how can it be set up as a service?
nothing found or something. i could finally find a solution from this script
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Hello, I updated RBPI3 Libreelec 9.2 to version 2.1.1 and it didn't work. I found a 'fail' status in the logs. How can I roll back to version 2.0.16?
Is there no longer a way to install Hyperion-NG on a current version of LibreELEC?
I have an Intel NUC
LibreELEC (official): 12.2.1 (Generic.x86_64)
When I run the easy install script, I get:
LibreELEC:/ # curl -sSL https://releases.hyperion-project.org/install | bash
INFO : Identified distribution “libreelec”
INFO : Start GitHub release installation.
INFO : Latest GitHub release identified: 2.2.0
ERROR: Download URL was not resolved.
I've had the same problem:
LibreELEC:~ # curl -sSL https://releases.hyperion-project.org/install | bash -s
-- --verbose
INFO : Identified distribution "libreelec"
DEBUG: Current architecture: x86_64
INFO : Start GitHub release installation.
DEBUG: Determine latest release...
INFO : Latest GibHub release identified: 2.2.0
DEBUG: Download URL:
ERROR: Download URL was not resolved.Lord-Grey : It works perfectly. Thanks for the quick fix.
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