I’ve installed today a DietPi image with Kodi and realised it’s 14.2
In another image I have, OpenElec 6, it’s 15.2 (the current stable version).
Is it 14.2 for some reason? Maybe it’s faster, I don’t know and I’d like to know 
I’m using a RPI 1B.
Thank you!
Currently, Jessie installs Kodi from the Raspbian repo. Wheezy uses the package provided by Michael Gorven. Both of these are 14.2 the last time I checked.
The only reason 15.2 is not installed is because compiling Linux software is not my strong point. Its one of my demons that I would love to change at some point 
I have provided Fourdee a 15.2 built over DietPi. Im sure he will give it a chance to see if its stable enought to update the actual 14.2 version in DietPi.
Thank you very much,
I think this would be great.
I don’t know if this is related to the Kodi version but something strange happens to me with the 14.2 release. I have a pendrive that works correctly on my OpenElec6/Kodi 15,2 image, but when I try to get it working on DietPi/Kodi 14.2 it doesn’t get mounted.
If you installed DietPi with a dedicated drive, you can find the drive under:
If you didnt install DietPi with a dedicated drive, you will need to mount the pendrive before using it:
/DietPi/dietpi/dietpi-external_drive_setup
Say NO to formatting. The drive must have a ext4 or NTFS filesystem to be mounted by DietPi.
Thank you very much for your answer.
I really didn’t know in DietPi it’s needed to have the drive NTFS or EXT4 formatted, and that there’s a dietpi-external_drive_setup command.
Now I understand what happened, because my USB drive is FAT formatted.