This is not written anywhere in the guide. So either the guide is not complete in this regard or you are mistaken. @Astrotrain I am sorry to bother you once more but, since there’s conflicting information, I don’t know what’s the expected and correct behavior.
I created the USB flash following instructions, I placed the needed files (according to the guide and including dovi.ko) in its root. Then I followed instructions to install on Ugoos and it went well. Kodi is running. Now does the installation place the dovi.ko file in the right position or not?
And in case of emmc installation, where should it be?
Thanks, and thanks again for the guide. Apart from this little “problem” (mostly stemming from my ignorance), it was a godsend.
The dovi.ko doesn’t go in the root of the installation usb/sd, I’ve already told you this. It goes in the root storage AFTER Coreelec has been installed. Manually placed in the storage folder of the already installed Coreelec. There’s many ways to reach this goal. I’ve put the dovi.ko in some usb drive, plugged it, went to Coreelec File Manager and simply copied it to Coreelec storage.
I’m now running ce on emmc, and I wanted to turn on blob 301.
error in log is
did not find amlogic image header magic! error exit
any thoughts?
by the way, maybe related? I can access the storage via smb, or at least I thought so. I cannot see all folder and not the files in that storage folder.and the folder I see have slightly different names how is that possible? TV Shows vs tvshows… but in the download folder are my files. strange
Hi all. I’m stuck on this step “To prevent accidentally restarting into Android you will need to modify the available boot options to suppress that option from even showing. Navigate to /storage/.kodi/addons/[the skin folder you’re using]/xml/DialogButtonMenu.xml. Edit the file and set reboot to eMMC to ‘False’.”
Could someone explain how and where I do this? Is this via navigating on the file explorer of the device itself? Or via SSH? I’m really stuck
I think you need to do it via SSH. I don’t think you can edit files like that, from within Kodi (I might be wrong but I’m pretty sure you can do it via SSH and that would be my preferred choice anyway).
amazing thankyou! I’ve been staring at the device for like an hour trying to figure this out.
Are there any steps for noobs on how to do this? I’ve done the previous steps using SSH, so I’m now connected to the AM6B via Putty. But I don’t actually know how to do the steps where it’s saying to navigate to a certain folder and edit the file