#Precision diagnostic imaging code

Fix an issue which prevented the red LED from appearing when OSMC is booting on Vero 4K +.

Fix an issue where system messages may appear when the device is booting.

Fix an issue which prevented the performance tuner from configuring some system parameters in specific conditions.

#Precision diagnostic imaging code

We will shortly make some kernel 5.x test builds available in our forums for supported Pi models so we can use a unified kernel code base for all models. We also continue to work on Raspberry Pi 4 support which will be officially added for the release of Kodi v19. We continue to work on our improved video stack for Vero 4K and Vero 4K + which brings HDR10+ and 3D MVC support. We'd like to thank everyone involved with testing and developing this update. Furthermore, Raspberry Pi 0, 1 and Vero 2 will no longer be supported, meaning that this release will be the final supported version for these devices. While the majority of add-ons have already been updated to support this new version, you may find that some add-ons do not work. Kodi Matrix upgrades its Python implementation from Python 2.x to Python 3.x. However - it should be noted that this new Kodi release will also introduce some caveats, and this is why we've chosen to polish the Kodi v18.x series of OSMC as much as possible, particularly as some users may need to stay on this version if their device is no longer supported or their add-ons do not work with the new version. This new version of Kodi will bring a significant number of improvements. Our focus will now be on enabling OSMC support for Kodi v19 (codename Matrix) which is now in beta release. While this version had the majority of fixes backported from Kodi v18.9 which was still in progress, we've decided to issue a final release of the Kodi Leia series in the form of an 18.9 point release.

Last month, we released Debian Buster with Kodi v18.8.