Control Hyperion from your remote

Ever wanted to just turn off Lightberry with single click on your remote? Read on for tutorial how to do that.

Procedure is simple and straightforward, first you need to install plugin

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And save it in download folder on your Raspberry Pi network share. You can access it via file explorer under address \\openelec\download or smb://openelec/download if you use Linux / MacOS.
Next, navigate in Kodi to Programs -> Get more… -> Install from zip, navigate to download folder and select previously downloaded zip. Next run the plugin and follow the steps, it will ask you to select two buttons to turn on and off hyperion on your remote. Finally, restart Raspberry Pi and enjoy :)

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Readers' Questions

  • monica
    How to remove hyperion from raspberry pi?
    3 months ago
  • To remove Hyperion from the Raspberry Pi, you'll need to follow these steps:
    1. Access your Raspberry Pi: Ensure that you have access to your Raspberry Pi either by connecting a keyboard and monitor to it, or by using SSH to remotely access it.
    2. Stop the Hyperion service: Open a terminal or SSH session and enter the following command to stop the Hyperion service:
    3. ``` sudo service hyperion stop ```
    4. Remove Hyperion's start-up script: Enter the following command to remove the start-up script:
    5. ``` sudo rm /etc/init.d/hyperion ```
    6. Remove Hyperion files: Enter the following command to remove all Hyperion-related files:
    7. ``` sudo rm -rf /opt/hyperion ```
    8. Remove Hyperion configuration files: Enter the following command to remove Hyperion's configuration files:
    9. ``` sudo rm -rf /etc/hyperion ```
    10. Remove Hyperion user: Enter the following command to remove the Hyperion user:
    11. ``` sudo deluser --remove-home hyperion ```
    12. Verify removal (optional): You can check if Hyperion has been successfully removed by entering the following command to list all installed services:
    13. ``` sudo service --status-all ``` Hyperion should not be listed. That's it! Hyperion should now be completely removed from your Raspberry Pi.