Archive:Install Kodi on Fedora 26 using RPMFusion packages - Revision history

Karellen: Text replacement - "{{Updated|17}}" to ""

2020-11-14T07:28:57Z

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Karellen at 04:47, 28 July 2020

2020-07-28T04:47:52Z

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	<section begin="intro" />This page presents an approach to turning a minimal installation of Fedora 26 into a standalone Kodi 17.x (Krypton) installation, with minimal additional software / overhead. The Kodi packages available from RPMFusion are used as the basis for this setup. The guide shows how to install pre-built packages from RPMFusion (which do not support DVD playback), and alternatively shows how to rebuild the RPMFusion packages with DVD-playback capability enabled. At the end of this guide you will have a set-top box style of system that, when powered up, will quickly boot and then start Kodi automatically without intervention (''e.g.'' no need to first log in).<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This page presents an approach to turning a minimal installation of Fedora 26 into a standalone Kodi 17.x (Krypton) installation, with minimal additional software / overhead. The Kodi packages available from RPMFusion are used as the basis for this setup. The guide shows how to install pre-built packages from RPMFusion (which do not support DVD playback), and alternatively shows how to rebuild the RPMFusion packages with DVD-playback capability enabled. At the end of this guide you will have a set-top box style of system that, when powered up, will quickly boot and then start Kodi automatically without intervention (''e.g.'' no need to first log in).<section end="intro" />
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	=== Adjusting or Disabling Firewalld ===		=== Adjusting or Disabling Firewalld ===
	'''Firewalld''' is the local firewall daemon that is included by-default with recent Fedora releases. It greatly enhances security, but it can interfere with certain networking features of Kodi such as uPnP, file-sharing, remote-control apps, etc. Because of this, two steps are shown below. One step opens TCP port 8080, which allows Kodi to be remotely controlled and for remote-control apps such as [[Kore]] or [https://yatse.tv/redmine/projects/yatse Yatse] to work properly. The second step completely disables Firewalld, and is intended for situations where other network connectivity is required (e.g. uPnP, file-sharing, AirPlay, Bonjour, etc.). Only one or the other of these steps should be performed depending on your needs. If you have no need for this kind of network connectivity, then it is probably better to skip both steps and leave Firewalld running as-is.		'''Firewalld''' is the local firewall daemon that is included by-default with recent Fedora releases. It greatly enhances security, but it can interfere with certain networking features of Kodi such as uPnP, file-sharing, remote-control apps, etc. Because of this, two steps are shown below. One step opens TCP port 8080, which allows Kodi to be remotely controlled and for remote-control apps such as Kore or [https://yatse.tv/redmine/projects/yatse Yatse] to work properly. The second step completely disables Firewalld, and is intended for situations where other network connectivity is required (e.g. uPnP, file-sharing, AirPlay, Bonjour, etc.). Only one or the other of these steps should be performed depending on your needs. If you have no need for this kind of network connectivity, then it is probably better to skip both steps and leave Firewalld running as-is.

	==== Enable TCP Port 8080 to Enable Kodi Remote-Control ====		==== Enable TCP Port 8080 to Enable Kodi Remote-Control ====
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Karellen at 02:59, 12 July 2020

2020-07-12T02:59:46Z

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	<section begin="intro" />This page presents an approach to turning a minimal installation of Fedora 26 into a standalone Kodi 17.x (Krypton) installation, with minimal additional software / overhead. The Kodi packages available from RPMFusion are used as the basis for this setup. The guide shows how to install pre-built packages from RPMFusion (which do not support DVD playback), and alternatively shows how to rebuild the RPMFusion packages with DVD-playback capability enabled. At the end of this guide you will have a set-top box style of system that, when powered up, will quickly boot and then start Kodi automatically without intervention (''e.g.'' no need to first log in).<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />This page presents an approach to turning a minimal installation of Fedora 26 into a standalone Kodi 17.x (Krypton) installation, with minimal additional software / overhead. The Kodi packages available from RPMFusion are used as the basis for this setup. The guide shows how to install pre-built packages from RPMFusion (which do not support DVD playback), and alternatively shows how to rebuild the RPMFusion packages with DVD-playback capability enabled. At the end of this guide you will have a set-top box style of system that, when powered up, will quickly boot and then start Kodi automatically without intervention (''e.g.'' no need to first log in).<section end="intro" />
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2020-07-12T02:58:37Z

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Karellen at 09:21, 2 July 2020

2020-07-02T09:21:32Z

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Sshambar: /* Monitor hotplug for Kodi 18 */

2018-11-25T20:13:10Z

Monitor hotplug for Kodi 18

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	[ "$dmode" = connected ] \|\| exit 0		[ "$dmode" = connected ] \|\| exit 0
	logger -t monitor_hotplug "hotplug for HDMI-1"		logger -t monitor_hotplug "hotplug for HDMI-1"
	[ -z "$(pgrep -x kodi~~.bin~~)" ] && exit 0		[ -z "$(pgrep -x kodi-standalone)" ] && exit 0
	/usr/bin/systemctl restart getty@tty1		/usr/bin/systemctl restart getty@tty1
	ENDcat'		ENDcat'

Sshambar: /* speed boot with monitor_hotplug */

2018-07-15T07:35:26Z

speed boot with monitor_hotplug

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	[ "$dmode" = connected ] \|\| exit 0		[ "$dmode" = connected ] \|\| exit 0
	logger -t monitor_hotplug "hotplug for HDMI-1"		logger -t monitor_hotplug "hotplug for HDMI-1"
			[ -z "$(pgrep -x kodi.bin)" ] && exit 0
	/usr/bin/systemctl restart getty@tty1		/usr/bin/systemctl restart getty@tty1
	ENDcat'		ENDcat'

Sshambar: /* getty reload unnecessary */

2018-07-15T06:41:18Z

getty reload unnecessary

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	ExecStart=		ExecStart=
	ExecStart=/sbin/agetty --autologin kodi --noclear %I $TERM		ExecStart=/sbin/agetty --autologin kodi --noclear %I $TERM
	~~ExecReload=/usr/local/bin/kodi-quit~~
	ExecStop=/usr/local/bin/kodi-quit		ExecStop=/usr/local/bin/kodi-quit

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	[ "$dmode" = connected ] \|\| exit 0		[ "$dmode" = connected ] \|\| exit 0
	logger -t monitor_hotplug "hotplug for HDMI-1"		logger -t monitor_hotplug "hotplug for HDMI-1"
	/usr/bin/systemctl ~~reload~~ getty@tty1		/usr/bin/systemctl restart getty@tty1
	ENDcat'		ENDcat'
	sudo chmod +x /usr/local/sbin/monitor_hotplug		sudo chmod +x /usr/local/sbin/monitor_hotplug

Davu at 12:45, 10 July 2018

2018-07-10T12:45:57Z

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Sshambar: /* kodi-quit shutdown script */

2018-07-10T07:45:32Z

kodi-quit shutdown script

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	[ -n "$pid" ] && timeout 20 tail --pid $pid -f /dev/null		[ -n "$pid" ] && timeout 20 tail --pid $pid -f /dev/null
	ENDcat'		ENDcat'
	chmod +x /usr/local/bin/kodi-quit		sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/kodi-quit
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