libreelec for 17.4 download android Libreelec for kodi 17.4 download android. Hi all, I currently have a 2 connecting to my NAS drive. It's a WD World Edition (early model) 3TB NAS hard drive. This lets me plug it into the network and have all my files accessible over the network. I filled it up some time ago so now have a 2Tb WD Passport plugged into the USB drive on it which has also now filled. Sadly it only has 1 USB drive so I am now out of options to add more storage to it. I really like using just 2.5" external hard drives for the storage as it means I can simply unplug it and take it with me when I go travelling. I'm just looking for suggestions really as to what recommended options are for a cheap/small NAS solution. I dont need RAID at all and just literally want my drives accessible over the network - would happily just buy another 2Tb Passport to increase capacity. Is the Raspberry Pi (1 or 2) able to have a external drive connected to it and share it? I have an old Raspberry Pi 1 that I could happily use for a NAS if it'd work. LibreELEC (Krypton) 8.2.0 RELEASE. LibreELEC 8.2.0 provides a mid-year bump to improve hardware support on Intel and Raspberry Pi hardware. It also resolves minor support issues on a range of devices and fixes a number of important security issues affecting the core OS reported in recent months. Kodi is bumped to 17.5, and Samba bumps to 4.6 which brings support for SMB2/3 to LibreELEC for the first time. PLEASE READ THE RELEASE NOTES below before posting an issue in the forums as there are disruptive changes to Samba, Lirc and Tvheadend. NB: An issue with HEVC playback on Raspberry Pi and Slice hardware was reported during the initial canary period and replacement 8.2.0.1 images with a fix (for those devices only) have now been published. Changes since LibreELEC 8.0.2 include: Fix boot-time overwrite of samba.conf.sample to ensure v4 template exists Fix Samba startup failures by detecting/disabling old (v3) samba.conf files Fix NAND install on WeTek Hub/Play 2 after Android Marshmallow updates Fix VMware OVF template, drop OVA .img suffix and force ‘installer’ mode Fix an issue in the embedded getedid script Fix Kodi to support 352KHz and 384KHz audio over S/PDIF Fix clearing of core files from /storage/.cache during Kodi startup Fix vulnerability (CVE-2017-1000250 aka Blueborne pt.1) in BlueZ Fix vulnerability (CVE-2017- 1000251 aka Blueborne pt.2) in all kernels except Amlogic 3.10 Fix a Python /dev/random issue that caused some Python crypto functions to error Fix to prevent boot-loops when a failed update leaves valid files in /storage/.update Update Amlogic 3.14 kernel to use kernel wireless- regdb on all reference devices Update RPi firmware to solve minor CEC button press issues Update RPi wifi firmware to resolve CVE-2017- 9417 (Broadpwn) Update wpa_supplicant to resolve multiple CVE’s (KRACK) Update -firmware and misc-firmware packages Update -legacy driver to 340.104 Update nvidia main driver to 384.90 Update RTL8192EU driver Update RTL8188EU driver Update RPi kernel to 4.9.59 Update Generic kernel to 4.11.8 Update from LibreSSL to OpenSSL Update Samba to 4.6.8 Update to lirc 0.9.4d Update Kodi to 17.5 (the 17.5.1 release is for Android only) Update kernel to enable SMB2 support (default) and where possible SMB3 Update LibreELEC settings add-on to expose more Samba config options Revert Hauppauge DualHD tuner support (back to single-tuner, which works) Add Slice and Slice3 projects Add (merge) Virtual project into Generic Add buildsystem changes to make backports from master easier Add support for the Xiaomi Mi Box Bluetooth remote Add support for Xbox ONE (DVB-C/T/T2) USB tuner (excluding Amlogic devices) Add alsa configuration for the IQAudIO Digi+ on Raspberry Pi devices Add dummy Tvheadend 4.0 add-on to ensure 4.0 is disabled on upgrade. . SAMBA / SMB CHANGES . Samba = server software embedded into LibreELEC images. SMB = client protocol used for connecting to Windows Server and Samba shares. LibreELEC 8.2.0 includes changes that allow the Kodi SMB client and our embedded Samba server to support SMB2/3 connections; deprecating SMB1 to improve security and performance. This is necessary to cope with changes Microsoft introduced in the Windows 10 ‘Fall Creators Update’ to resolve SMB1 security issues. Please see Microsoft notes here and here and here for an explanation. LibreELEC changes are summarised below: The Kodi SMB client now defaults to SMB3 connections but can fail to negotiate SMB3 with old Samba (NAS) versions. A new option in Kodi Settings > Services > SMB client > allows SMB2 or SMB1 to be forced for compatibility with legacy SMB servers. Some router and NAS devices have proprietary SMB1 implementations that do not support NTLMv2 and forcing SMB1 still results in a refused connection. This is normally resolved by adding client NTLMv2 auth = no and client use spnego = no to /storage/.kodi/.smb/user.conf before rebooting. In a future LibreELEC release we will make this configurable within the Kodi settings GUI. The embedded Samba server defaults to and supports only SMB2/SMB3 connections. The LibreELEC Settings add-on allows the minimum protocol version to be changed, e.g. to enable SMB1 for compatibility with legacy SMB clients. It also supports GUI configuration of WORKGROUP name. In other Linux distros Samba clients default to SMB1 for all Samba versions up to v4.7 when the Samba default changes to SMB2. If the installed Samba version is between v4.1 and v4.6 you can force SMB2/3 connections by adding client min protocol = SMB2 and client max protocol = SMB3 to smb.conf. Samba versions older than v4.1 do not support SMB2/3 and require the LibreELEC Samba server to be configured for SMB1 support. Samba detects v3 /storage/.config/samba.conf configurations and ignores them to avoid the Samba service failing on startup. If this happens Samba starts with a default v4 configuration. Custom Samba configurations must be updated to use the new Samba 4.x base template (samba.conf.sample). Kodi “Windows network browsing” needs the Kodi SMB client to support SMB1 and we now default to SMB2/3 connections so browsing no longer works. Windows SMB share sources must be added using the full server/share path. SMB sources from Samba/NAS devices can normally be browsed via the “ZeroConf network browsing” alternative. Connection failures to anonymous and guest shares on a Windows server are normally solved by creating a local machine user account and password credential on the server for Kodi to use, then setting read or read-write permissions for that credential to the shares Kodi will access. Connection failures from a Windows client to the embedded Samba server are probably the result of Win10 changes that remove support for guest/anonymous access. Enabling password authentication in the LibreELEC settings add-on and setting username/password credentials should restore access. Local filesystem mounts of a remote SMB filesystem via systemd or autostart.sh now default to SMB2 so connections to SMB1 shares fail unless vers=1.0 is added into the mount command to force SMB1. SAMBA / SMB CONFIGURATION FILES. Kodi forum posts commonly refer to Samba configuration files in. /.smb/smb.conf which is common in other Linux distros but is not correct for LibreELEC and Kodi 17.4 or newer. The embedded Samba server obtains the runtime config from /etc/samba/smb.conf unless /storage/.config/samba.conf custom config is present. The Kodi SMB client configuration is stored in /storage/.kodi/.smb/smb.conf which can be extended with changes in /storage/.kodi/.smb/user.conf if required. nb: Changes to smb.conf in the same location will be overwritten by GUI client changes. If you experience issues with SMB shares (client or server) please post in the forums sharing details of the Windows and Samba versions and a Kodi debug log. !! LIRC CHANGES !! In LibreELEC 8.0 the Lirc service is enabled when an IR receiver is detected in the system, but it is not started unless used with the lirc_rpi or lirc_xbox drivers or a personal lircd.conf. In LibreELEC 8.2 the Lirc service is enabled and supports all drivers which can result in the service starting and interfering with normal IR operations. If you experience “double button presses” after updating the Lirc service can be disabled in the ‘Services’ tab of the LibreELEC settings add-on. The Lirc service is disabled in new installations and must be manually enabled. Thanks to @HiasoffT changes the Lirc service is now configurable using a combination of /storage/.config/lirc_options.conf and lircd.conf – the same approach used in desktop Linux distributions and most howto instructions users find via Google searches. !! TVHEADEND CHANGES !! LibreELEC 8.2 does not provide Tvheadend (Server) 4.0 so the add-on repo has been populated with a dummy 4.0 add-on that Kodi will download then mark as broken. It has been discontinued because it is no longer maintained upstream. Tvheadend 4.2 has been available for some time and has proven to be more stable with better features and hardware support. Unfortunately Tvheadend does not provide an automatic upgrade or configuration export/import process so 4.0 users must perform a new installation of Tvheadend 4.2. This is inconvenient, but there is no other option. NB: Existing Tvheadend 4.2 add-on users will see “fail to start” messages after updating to the LibreELEC 8.2.0 release. Once Kodi has started it checks our add-on repo and a new (compatible) version is downloaded and installed. Once the add-on has updated Tvheadend 4.2 will start normally. INTEL HBR AUDIO. Initial patches to resolve the lack of pass-through HBR audio on NUC devices and similar with an internal DP > HDMI convertor were published recently. Testing has shown good results on Linux 4.13+ kernels but issues are seen with older Intel/NUC hardware using the 4.11 kernel used in LibreELEC 8.2. As a result these patches are not suitable for the 8.2.0 release and this minor issue will be resolved with LibreELEC 9.0 in the future. AUTO-UPDATE. Following a number of significant security issues we need to ensure more users run the latest release to benefit from security bug fixes. LibreELEC 8.2.0 changes the default OS update option from manual to auto-update to ensure maintenance updates, e.g. 8.2.0 to 8.2.1 roll-out faster. Major version updates will remain user-initiated and there are no changes to the 24-hour canary period between a release and update files being distributed via auto-update. New installations using the LibreELEC USB-SD Creator app. New installation using 3rd party USB or SD writer apps (.img.gz) New Install to WeTek internal NAND (.zip) Manual Update from LibreELEC 7.0, 8.0, or OpenELEC (.tar) Kodi Community Forum. Hello i am running a fresh install of kodi 17.3 on an Nvidia Shield, i have first tried to install the addon with the 1.08 version from the kodi repo. - but i just keep getting the message "No valid stream URL was found" . Then i try to make a new fresh install from kodi 17.3 but this time with the addon from github, it installs perfect but when i try to play a movie or a tvshow nothings happens at all ? emilsvennesson. (2017-08-23, 18:33) jakepe88 Wrote: [ -> ] Hello i am running a fresh install of kodi 17.3 on an Nvidia Shield, i have first tried to install the addon with the 1.08 version from the kodi repo. - but i just keep getting the message "No valid stream URL was found" . Then i try to make a new fresh install from kodi 17.3 but this time with the addon from github, it installs perfect but when i try to play a movie or a tvshow nothings happens at all ? boneheadfraggle. (2017-08-22, 23:37) emilsvennesson Wrote: [ -> ] I wanted to let everyone know that Viaplay is fully working with Kodi 17.4. Download the latest git version from https://github.com/emilsvennesson/kodi-viaplay. Follow the instructions below to install the required Widevine library. Linux x86/Raspberry Pi: I followed the instructions, but when I try to install the add-on it is denied "beroendet till adaptive stream 2.0.8 kunde inte uppfyllas". I have Kodi 17.4, but it is an upgraded 17.3. Can that matter? emilsvennesson. (2017-08-22, 23:37) emilsvennesson Wrote: [ -> ] I wanted to let everyone know that Viaplay is fully working with Kodi 17.4. Download the latest git version from https://github.com/emilsvennesson/kodi-viaplay. Follow the instructions below to install the required Widevine library. Linux x86/Raspberry Pi: I followed the instructions, but when I try to install the add-on it is denied "beroendet till adaptive stream 2.0.8 kunde inte uppfyllas". I have Kodi 17.4, but it is an upgraded 17.3. Can that matter? You have to enable InputStream Adaptive before installing the addon. boneheadfraggle. (2017-08-22, 23:37) emilsvennesson Wrote: [ -> ] I wanted to let everyone know that Viaplay is fully working with Kodi 17.4. Download the latest git version from https://github.com/emilsvennesson/kodi-viaplay. Follow the instructions below to install the required Widevine library. Linux x86/Raspberry Pi: I followed the instructions, but when I try to install the add-on it is denied "beroendet till adaptive stream 2.0.8 kunde inte uppfyllas". I have Kodi 17.4, but it is an upgraded 17.3. Can that matter? You have to enable InputStream Adaptive before installing the addon. Ok, I should have thought about that.. Thanks! So basically: 1: Install/upgrade to Kodi 17.4 2: Activate InputStream Adaptive 3: Fix Widevine library (see above) 4: Start the plugin, follow instructions (go to viaplay.se/activate and enter the code) It doesn't work for me yet: From the log (trying to play Bolt, my kids favourite, hence the most important thing in the whole world..): 21:56:56.694 T:7208 ERROR: AddOnLog: InputStream Adaptive: Unable to load widevine shared library (%APPDATA%\Kodi\cdm\widevinecdm.dll) 21:56:56.694 T:7208 ERROR: AddOnLog: InputStream Adaptive: OpenDRMSystem failed 21:56:56.695 T:7208 ERROR: CVideoPlayer::OpenInputStream - error opening [https://vod-dash-cdn2-vp.cdn.viaplay.tv/. L%22%29%29] I run Win10 (x64, there is no x86, is there?) and copied the widevinecdm.dll from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\60.0.3112.101\WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\win_x64\widevinecdm.dll" Another question: If the device needs to be activated, how to do that on Libreelec? Thanks in advance! Ipaddle. (2017-08-22, 23:37) emilsvennesson Wrote: [ -> ] I wanted to let everyone know that Viaplay is fully working with Kodi 17.4. Download the latest git version from https://github.com/emilsvennesson/kodi-viaplay. Follow the instructions below to install the required Widevine library. Linux x86/Raspberry Pi: I followed the instructions, but when I try to install the add-on it is denied "beroendet till adaptive stream 2.0.8 kunde inte uppfyllas". I have Kodi 17.4, but it is an upgraded 17.3. Can that matter? You have to enable InputStream Adaptive before installing the addon. Where to enable it? Thanks. emilsvennesson. (2017-08-24, 22:02) boneheadfraggle Wrote: [ -> ] (2017-08-24, 21:47) emilsvennesson Wrote: [ -> ] (2017-08-24, 21:38) boneheadfraggle Wrote: [ -> ] I followed the instructions, but when I try to install the add-on it is denied "beroendet till adaptive stream 2.0.8 kunde inte uppfyllas". I have Kodi 17.4, but it is an upgraded 17.3. Can that matter? You have to enable InputStream Adaptive before installing the addon. Ok, I should have thought about that.. Thanks! So basically: 1: Install/upgrade to Kodi 17.4 2: Activate InputStream Adaptive 3: Fix Widevine library (see above) 4: Start the plugin, follow instructions (go to viaplay.se/activate and enter the code) It doesn't work for me yet: From the log (trying to play Bolt, my kids favourite, hence the most important thing in the whole world..): 21:56:56.694 T:7208 ERROR: AddOnLog: InputStream Adaptive: Unable to load widevine shared library (%APPDATA%\Kodi\cdm\widevinecdm.dll) 21:56:56.694 T:7208 ERROR: AddOnLog: InputStream Adaptive: OpenDRMSystem failed 21:56:56.695 T:7208 ERROR: CVideoPlayer::OpenInputStream - error opening [https://vod-dash-cdn2-vp.cdn.viaplay.tv/. L%22%29%29] I run Win10 (x64, there is no x86, is there?) and copied the widevinecdm.dll from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\60.0.3112.101\WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\win_x64\widevinecdm.dll" Another question: If the device needs to be activated, how to do that on Libreelec? Thanks in advance! I think the problem is that you're using widevinecdm.dll from a 64-bit version of Google Chrome. Search and install 32-bit Chrome and copy the file from that installation instead and it should work. Regarding the activation on LibreELEC: you can activate it on any device you'd like (your phone/computer/whatever). It doesn't have to be done on the machine you're using it on. boneheadfraggle. You were right. With a 32-bit it works. Chrome had me fooled. The program is installed in the 32-bit structure "C:\Program Files ( x86 )\Google\Chrome\Application\60.0.3112.101\ But of course the WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\ win_x64 should have made me suspicious. Thanks a lot for your help! Ipaddle. Ok, I should have thought about that.. Thanks! So basically: 1: Install/upgrade to Kodi 17.4 2: Activate InputStream Adaptive 3: Fix Widevine library (see above) 4: Start the plugin, follow instructions (go to viaplay.se/activate and enter the code) It doesn't work for me yet: From the log (trying to play Bolt, my kids favourite, hence the most important thing in the whole world..): 21:56:56.694 T:7208 ERROR: AddOnLog: InputStream Adaptive: Unable to load widevine shared library (%APPDATA%\Kodi\cdm\widevinecdm.dll) 21:56:56.694 T:7208 ERROR: AddOnLog: InputStream Adaptive: OpenDRMSystem failed 21:56:56.695 T:7208 ERROR: CVideoPlayer::OpenInputStream - error opening [https://vod-dash-cdn2-vp.cdn.viaplay.tv/. L%22%29%29] I run Win10 (x64, there is no x86, is there?) and copied the widevinecdm.dll from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\60.0.3112.101\WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\win_x64\widevinecdm.dll" Another question: If the device needs to be activated, how to do that on Libreelec? Thanks in advance! I think the problem is that you're using widevinecdm.dll from a 64-bit version of Google Chrome. Search and install 32-bit Chrome and copy the file from that installation instead and it should work. Regarding the activation on LibreELEC: you can activate it on any device you'd like (your phone/computer/whatever). It doesn't have to be done on the machine you're using it on. Snaah. Instead of having the hassle of installing a useless brower for one dll, download the dll I linked to. Works perfectly. [Written by my thumbs on a state-of-the-art Ericsson Hotline 450.] Ipaddle. (2017-08-25, 06:13) Snaah Wrote: [ -> ] Instead of having the hassle of installing a useless brower for one dll, download the dll I linked to. Works perfectly. [Written by my thumbs on a state-of-the-art Ericsson Hotline 450.] That's for windows, right. I am on Libreelec 8.1.0 with Krypton 17.4RC. Sent from my iPad. prozzerg. providers. I have a problem I always get the message "No valid stream URL was found" I did following Running Windows 10 X64. 1. Installed Google Chrome 32 bit 2. Upgraded to Kodi 17.4 3. Activated InputStream Adaptive 4. Made a folder called "cdm" in (%APPDATA%\Kodi) 5. Copyed "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\61.0.3163.79\WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\win_x86\widevinecdm.dll" to "%APPDATA%\Kodi\cdm\widevinecdm.dll" 6: Configured Viaplay Plugin with My Viaplay email & password. emilsvennesson. I have a problem I always get the message "No valid stream URL was found" I did following Running Windows 10 X64. 1. Installed Google Chrome 32 bit 2. Upgraded to Kodi 17.4 3. Activated InputStream Adaptive 4. Made a folder called "cdm" in (%APPDATA%\Kodi) 5. Copyed "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\61.0.3163.79\WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\win_x86\widevinecdm.dll" to "%APPDATA%\Kodi\cdm\widevinecdm.dll" 6: Configured Viaplay Plugin with My Viaplay email & password. Hi! You also need to upgrade the Viaplay add-on to the latest git version. The one in the Kodi repository is outdated. providers. I have a problem I always get the message "No valid stream URL was found" I did following Running Windows 10 X64. 1. Installed Google Chrome 32 bit 2. Upgraded to Kodi 17.4 3. Activated InputStream Adaptive 4. Made a folder called "cdm" in (%APPDATA%\Kodi) 5. Copyed "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\61.0.3163.79\WidevineCdm\_platform_specific\win_x86\widevinecdm.dll" to "%APPDATA%\Kodi\cdm\widevinecdm.dll" 6: Configured Viaplay Plugin with My Viaplay email & password. Hi! You also need to upgrade the Viaplay add-on to the latest git version. The one in the Kodi repository is outdated. Where is the Hidden File .kodi. I used the USB-SD Creator on my PC to install LibreELEC on a USB drive. Plugged the LibreELEC USB to my android box and booted into Kodi (17.4) Played some streams form YouTube. Unplugged USB from Android box and plugged it into PC. Using Windows explorer I cannot see the .kodi folder on the USB. I have show hidden files set in Windows explorer and can see .kodi folder on android builds, but cannot see the .kodi file on the LibreELEC USB. Drilling down on the USB I can see a .nomedia file, which I think means I can see hidden files on my PC. When I look here E:\Android\data\org.xbmc.kodi\files the folder is empty. How/Where can I find my Kodi folders on my LibreELEC USB? .kodi folder is on second EXT4 partition which is not visible on Windows. Thanks for info. I noticed the second partition and Windows keeps telling me I have to format it to use it. I'll put my LibreELEC back into my android box and have a look there. I have show hidden files set on my android box. I rebooted my android box into android, plugged in the LibreELEC USB, made the changes to the USB using ES File Explorer and then rebooted into LibreELEC, all worked well. A pity Windows will not access the EXT4 partition of the USB. It's a Windows vs Linux thing. But there are solutions for using EXT4 via Windows. Shareware, works 10 days for free, costs some 20 dollars. You can also use a bootable ISO from Ubuntu and do your thing. For free. Thanks for info, I am looking at connecting my laptop wirelessly to my android box and using windows explorer to make small changes. The link won't be fast enough to do large folder/file transfers, I'll do that by copying the files to a different USB, plug that into my android box booted to android and transfer the large folders/files from USB to USB using ES File Explorer. Then reboot my android box to LibreELEC. made the changes to the USB using ES File Explorer. After installing AFwall and disabling internet access for ES File Explorer , I see a lot of warnings that it wants to connect to the internet at many times when that should not be necessary. Wonder what they are up to? It's a Windows vs Linux thing. But there are solutions for using EXT4 via Windows. Example: Paragon. Paragon works but it is a very buggy solution ; for example special characters or mass deletions can crash it. Be careful using this tool in R/W mode or you could end up with a corrupted file system. They should not be charging a fee for that super-buggy beta quality software. If you can manage your Kodi installation in remote terminal mode that might be preferable. Edited 3 times, last by LE23 ( Aug 19th 2017 ). I used the USB-SD Creator on my PC to install LibreELEC on a USB drive. That is a nice tool but I wonder of the developers what is the rationale for supporting Windows if you still need to boot another OS to finish the installation because most of the free space on the memory card is wasted (i.e. the the "resize me" message in the ext4 volume) That is a nice tool but I wonder of the developers what is the rationale for supporting Windows if you still need to boot another OS to finish the installation because most of the free space on the memory card is wasted (i.e. the the "resize me" message in the ext4 volume) I think you can use the space of the second partition, just not in windows. That is a nice tool but I wonder of the developers what is the rationale for supporting Windows if you still need to boot another OS to finish the installation because most of the free space on the memory card is wasted (i.e. the the "resize me" message in the ext4 volume) The 'other OS' needed to finish the installation is libreelec. That free space is filled on first boot. The 'other OS' needed to finish the installation is libreelec. That free space is filled on first boot. Oh. Maybe there should be a "read.me" file which explains that (and a notation in the creator app) so people dont go looking for a partitioner to resize it manually. It seems I have another problem then: this buggy old Wetek box refuses to boot from the SD card. Strange thing is I can *read* the card under Android but I cannot boot it even when the ROM says that its trying. Update : For some inexplicable reason the boot loader just decided to stop recognizing the SD card. (The index of complaints about this on the Wetek forum is 10 pages long.) The issue seems related to the "new" v1.7 bootloader which provides internal/external boot selection through the remote. Reflashing the defective Uboot 1.7 only resulted in a boot loop. Had to revert to Uboot 1.6 to solve the problem. Libreelec for kodi 17.4 download android. LibreELEC, the popular that is built with the sole intention of being able to run Kodi on media center hardware, has been updated to version 8.1.2, bringing with it fixes including some for SAMBA. Currently in beta, the new release can be downloaded right now and has a lengthy log of changes since 8.1.1 beta, with many entries relating to the SAMBA shared location protocol that allows the software to handle media located on shared drives and in shared folders across a network. The beam behind the software says that the update allows the “Kodi SMB client and our embedded Samba server to support SMB2/3 connections; deprecating SMB1 to improve security and performance.” This is the third beta for our 8.2 release. It addresses minor findings related to the Samba bump: we now detect and avoid invalid Samba v3 configurations, old samba.conf.sample templates are overwritten with the new v4 template, and remote SMB shares are mounted using SMB2 or where possible SMB3. The release also adds support for the Raspberry Pi IQAudIO Digi+ board and a Xiaomi BT remote, and includes security fixes for the Blueborne Linux/BlueZ vulnerability. This is hopefully the final 8.1.x beta release; next will be 8.2.0. As with all good software updates these days, LibreELEC v8.1.2 also brings with it some security fixes for multiple vulnerabilities, including CVE- 2017-1000250 aka Blueborne pt.1 and CVE-2017-1000251 aka Blueborne pt.2. In order to ensure users are running the latest and most secure version of LibreELEC following a number of security issues, the team has also changed the default update method to be automatically enabled rather than disabled, according to an announcement post on the LibreELEC website. LibreELEC can be downloaded for free, with donations possible via the website. Those wishing to back the software’s developers can also buy a T-Shirt or hoodie to help fund updates. You may also like to check out: You can follow us on Twitter , add us to your circle on Google+ or like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the Web.