Download OpenELEC 5.0.2

Version 5.0.2 of the Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center has been released. This Linux distribution is based on Kodi and can turn a computer into a full-fledged htpc. OpenELEC is easy to install, maintain and use, as well as being small and lightning fast. Version 5.0 includes a switch to Kodi 14, a newer version of the Linux kernel is used and OpenSSL has been replaced by LibreSSL. In version 5.0.2 we find several bug fixes. A separate bug fix release has been released for the Raspberry Pi under version number 5.0.3.

• update to bcm2835-bootloader-374e3af
• update to bcm2835-driver-374e3af
• update to xf86-video-nvidia-340.76
• update to xf86-video-nvidia-legacy-304.125
• update to libpciaccess-0.13.3
• update to sqlite-autoconf-3080802
• update to linux-3.8.6 for RPi2
• kodi: add PR6376
• kodi: add PR6361
• kodi: add PR6356
• kodi: add NFS chunksize patch
• projects/RPi2/patches/linux: update RPi support patches
• projects/RPi*/linux: enable CONFIG_VMSPLIT_2G, thanks to popcornmix
• bcm2835-bootloader: fix install of dtb files on update
• noobs: add support for noobs ‘supported_hex_versions’
• noobs: move distro icon to distri folder
• noobs: add support for PROJECT based multiple noobs builds
• projects/RPi2/patches: add patch to build ‘RTL8812AU’ driver with kernel 3.18 and enable this driver for RPi2 builds
• libc: install package ‘arm-mem’ only with TARGET_CPU=arm1176jzf-s
• lirc: fixed ir blasting
• bcm2835-bootloader: fix install of dtb files
• systemd wrapper: also restart services on upgrade
• connman: add upstream patches
• avahi: start after network.target
• Mesa: Fix the performance regression in an upstream conform way
• Linux: Remove radeon workaround – Mesa patch was suggested by upstream
• Mesa: Fix performance regression when sw decoding on AMD APUs