15:19 <yang> Hi, I have received the RPI 4. My LE version 10.0.2 installation is currently on RPI 3B+ on the SD card. Can I simply exchange the SD card and insert it into RPI 4 and it will work, or do I need to reinstall LE on the new SD card?

18:20 <yang> As previously written I did an upgrade from LE 9.2.8 to 10.0.2 on RPI 3B+, but some add-ons produces a "failure" when updating them, likely due to python 3 dependancies. It's not a problem for me to reinstall LE onto a new SD card, is it possible to keep the "settings" from the current installation and upload them later onto the new card?

21:48 <obrut> so.. just burned libreelec 10.0.2 image for RPi4... tried it on at least three diferent SD cards.. always with the same result: rainbow screen shows up and then: - monitor goes to standby (even freezes - no controls working and it is rubbish monitor), TV says no signal... and it boots something because it acquires IP address over SSH (can see it on router)

21:49 <obrut> I wanted to say it is NOT rubbish monitor :P

21:49 <obrut> anm I meant it acquires IP address over DHCP

21:49 <obrut> it is clearly visible that my state of mind is not normal... pretty pissed off

21:51 <obrut> anyone knows what to do ? ssh is not available because it must be enabled... through GUI :P

22:25 <obrut> and 9.2.8 works like a charm... there is definitely something in default settings in 10.0.2 which fucks up my display (both monitor and tv)

23:07 <mack> obrut: try the other HDMI port

23:10 <mack> or maybe try loading Raspberry OS and updating the Pi's firmware eeprom to the latest. LE 10's not updating it automatically as far as I can tell