Software update: CoreELEC 9.2.1

The developers behind Core Embedded Linux Entertainment Center have released version 9.2.1. CoreELEC is a fork of LibreELEC, which in turn was created after a large number of developers left OpenELEC due to disagreement and started their own business. These Linux distributions are based on Kodi and can turn a computer into a full-fledged HTPC. CoreELEC focuses specifically on the chips of Amlogic. The announcement of version 9.2.1 looks like this:

CoreELEC 9.2.1

CoreELEC 9.2.1 is now available, bringing with it Kodi v18.5, along with some new additions and a number of small bug fixes that we identified thanks to feedback received from users in our forums.

Changes since 9.2.0:

• added 4K GUI scaling toggle for G12 devices
• added internal dual boot support for G12 devices *
• added SoC model name to system information
• added support for custom video modes for G12 devices
• added support for multi channel pcm for G12 devices
• added WiFi and Bluetooth support for GX devices containing RTL8822B
• added Xbox One controller support for G12 devices
• fixed 4K OSD corruption for G12 devices (GUI scaling must be enabled)
• fixed Bluetooth for GX devices containing BCM4335A0
• fixed force 8bit display output Kodi setting
• fixed green screen issue on G12 devices
• fixed LePotato internal install script
• fixed HDR10 + playback on G12 devices
• fixed no Ethernet after rebooting from Android issue on GT-King
• updated Kodi to v18.5
• updated OpenVFD driver

* Refer to the following thread for more information on the ceemmc tool and how to use it.

NOTICE: Khadas VIM3L Users
If you have a Khadas VIM3L then please do not update your device with this update, a separate update will be made available as S905D3 is not supported in this update.