Raspberry Pi 1 & 2

Things You'll Need

• Mandatory
  • Raspberry Pi
  • SD Card (>= 2 GB, 4-16 GB is recommended)
  • Power Adapter (>=1Amps for RPi model 1, >=2Amps! for RPi model 2)
  • Micro USB Cable
  • Internet connection for possible software updates
• Optional
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Remote
  • WLAN Dongle
  • Ethernet Cable
  • Case

The first thing you do is download the latest stable build of OpenELEC for Raspberry Pi 1 or 2, located here.

Once it's downloaded, you'll need to uncompress the file that ends in .img.gz - This archive file contains the OpenELEC image.

Installation

Configuration

Raspberry Pi specific options are handled by the config.txt file

Useful links:

• OpenELEC RaspberryPi builds: http://openelec.tv/get-openelec
• OpenELEC Compiling from source
• OpenELEC developer forum: http://openelec.tv/forum/20-development-discussion
• OpenELEC sources: https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv
• OpenELEC bug tracker: https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/issues
• IRC chat support: http://openelec.tv/support/chat

I.MX 6 (Cubox-i)

The i.MX 6 series of applications processors unleashes a scalable multicore platform that includes single-, dual- and quad-core families based on the ARM® Cortex™-A9 architecture for next-generation consumer, industrial and automotive applications. By combining the power-efficient processing capabilities of the ARM Cortex-A9 architecture with bleeding edge 3D and 2D graphics, as well as high-definition video, the i.MX 6 series provides a new level of multimedia performance to enable an unbounded next-generation user experience.

Things You'll Need

• Mandatory
  • Device (Cubox-i, Hummingboard)
  • SD Card (>512MB)
  • Power Adapter
• Optional
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Remote
  • Ethernet Cable

The first thing you do is download the latest stable build of OpenELEC for I.MX6, located here.

Once it's downloaded, you'll need to uncompress the file that ends in .img.gz - This archive file contains the OpenELEC image.

Installation

Supported Devices

Support for these devices is constantly improving

• Cubox-i Kodi on Cubox-i http://www.solid-run.com/products/cubox-i-mini-computer/
• Hummingboard http://www.solid-run.com/products/hummingboard/

Unsupported Devices

There are no immediate plans to support these boards.

• Wandboard http://www.wandboard.org/

Amlogic (WeTek Play)

Amlogic also offers SoC products (S802, S805, and S812) specifically targeting Android TV boxes and OTT set-top boxes (which are variations of similar SoCs in the M series targeting tablets).

Things You'll Need

• Mandatory
  • Device (WeTek Play)
  • SD Card (>512MB)
  • Power Adapter
• Optional
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Remote
  • Ethernet Cable

The first thing you do is download the latest stable build of OpenELEC for Amlogic, located here.

Once it's downloaded, you'll need to uncompress the file that ends in .img.gz - This archive file contains the OpenELEC image.

Installation

Supported Devices

Support for these devices is constantly improving

• WeTek Play WeTek Play is an ARM-based media player device that can currently run XBMC/Kodi on Linux. WeTek Play is also one of the first XBMC/Kodi based set-top-box devices that have support for integrated DVB TV-tuners, which are currently fully functional via plug-and-play under Linux in combination with Tvheadend PVR backend and its matching PVR client addon for XBMC/Kodi.

Unsupported Devices

There are no immediate plans to support these boards.

• Amlogic M8
• Amlogic MX2
• Amlogic MXQ
• Amlogic T8

x86_64 & i386 (Generic)