18.5.2016, 11:14
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@hoss
Tak,jestli se nepletu, tak asi používáš Winxx a nějakou starší verzi Openelecu (což bychom věděli,kdyby sis to dal do podpisu).
a) Winxx nevidí všechny oddíly na kartě
b) Aktuální verze Openelec by Ti měla vytvořit systémový oddíl 512 MB nikoli 250 MB
Přelož si v translatoru :
The default FAT partitition created by a disk-image installation (prior to OpenELEC 6.0.1) is too small for a debug-enabled build (and even some of the more experimental non-debug builds depending on what features are included), and will need to be increased in size to 512MB using some of the free space allocated to the second ext4 partition.
To resize the FAT and ext4 partitions of an existing installation:
Linux: use gparted to resize FAT/ext4 partitions
Windows: use MiniTool Partition Wizard. See this post for more details - unfortunately partition move/resize is not supported by MiniTool for ext4 filesystems so backup, delete/recreate ext4, then restore to resize the Storage partition
Windows: An alternative solution is to boot a Linux "LiveCD" and then use gparted
Alternatively, if you have a Linux system available and are creating a fresh SD installation, manually creating the partitions may be a quicker option (the linked instructions will create a 512MB FAT partition).
Starting with OpenELEC 6.0.1, disk image installations will now create a 512MB FAT partition although this will wipe all existing data - use the backup/restore procedure to save existing data.
Odkaz na stránku :
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=269814
kapitola 5.
Tak,jestli se nepletu, tak asi používáš Winxx a nějakou starší verzi Openelecu (což bychom věděli,kdyby sis to dal do podpisu).
a) Winxx nevidí všechny oddíly na kartě
b) Aktuální verze Openelec by Ti měla vytvořit systémový oddíl 512 MB nikoli 250 MB
Přelož si v translatoru :
The default FAT partitition created by a disk-image installation (prior to OpenELEC 6.0.1) is too small for a debug-enabled build (and even some of the more experimental non-debug builds depending on what features are included), and will need to be increased in size to 512MB using some of the free space allocated to the second ext4 partition.
To resize the FAT and ext4 partitions of an existing installation:
Linux: use gparted to resize FAT/ext4 partitions
Windows: use MiniTool Partition Wizard. See this post for more details - unfortunately partition move/resize is not supported by MiniTool for ext4 filesystems so backup, delete/recreate ext4, then restore to resize the Storage partition
Windows: An alternative solution is to boot a Linux "LiveCD" and then use gparted
Alternatively, if you have a Linux system available and are creating a fresh SD installation, manually creating the partitions may be a quicker option (the linked instructions will create a 512MB FAT partition).
Starting with OpenELEC 6.0.1, disk image installations will now create a 512MB FAT partition although this will wipe all existing data - use the backup/restore procedure to save existing data.
Odkaz na stránku :
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=269814
kapitola 5.
ThinkPad T530 : Lubuntu 20.04 + Kodi 19.4