@Portisch :Since this commit the IR wakeup code on my N2 does only work once Kodi is started. This is normally no problem because CE always starts with Kodi. But in my setup kodi is masked because the N2 starts with vdr. This is a common setup in the vdrportal community since we have an output plugin for vdr which makes it possible to watch TV without Kodi. In the past, it was no problem to shutdown the box while vdr is running and boot it again with the remote control. The above mentioned patch seems to have changed anything. IR wakeup only works when Kodi was started before. It is sufficient to start Kodi with systemctl start and kill it once it has started. So I believe that setting the IR wakeup key into the bootloader must happen with kodi start, not with its exit. But how is it done? My first idea is that it could be update-bl301.service. But both /usr/lib/coreelec/update-bl301 -v
and /usr/lib/coreelec/check-bl301 -v give the result “CoreELEC BL301 not installed” or “CoreELEC BL301 Not found”. But this is also the case with an older image where IR wakeup is working without having Kodi started once. So it must be something else.
Can you help me to identify how/when the IR wakeup code is written into the bootloader?
My test was done with CoreELEC-Amlogic-ng.arm-20.3-Nexus_nightly_20231008-Odroid_N2.img