Closed djp952 closed 5 years ago
It wasn't garbage, it was actually the header and the first few bytes from the .zip file. I was able to track down why this is happening and opened an issue on OSMC's GitHub to see if they might be willing to change the patch they apply to the Kodi source to accomodate:
Confirmed as fixed for next OSMC release, great bunch of folks over there at OSMC. I'll leave this Issue open until that goes public in case anyone runs into it before then.
Thanks OSMC!
This should be resolved and out in the wild now, closing. Thanks again to the OSMC folks, you guys are awesome. It was a pleasure to file a bug report and not get yelled at :)
The new auto-update stuff that allows Linux to work isn't working on OSMC. It doesn't crash anything but the OSMC/Kodi log will show some garbage instead of a valid SHA256 hash and state that the garbage doesn't match the SHA256 hash from the repository.