xbmc | xbmc with hacks for sfos support

Infrastructure:

• 1 Fileserver VM on HP DL380e
• 2 Kodi on AndroidTV
• 1 Kodi/Libreelec on RaspberryPi
• 1 Kodi/Libreelec on intel NUC 10th

Libreelec is version 9.2.6. Kodi is version 18.9

All was running fine and fast - no problems so far.

Yesterday I did an update (apt-get dist-upgrade) on my fileserver (Debian Bullseye).

After the update, playing movies with Kodi from the NFS shares was stuttering and I had jumps and rendering-artifacts.

I tried to reduce NFS-version to version 3 on server, with no result.

Than I mounted the shares with SMB (Kodi-build-in) and (on the intel NUC) NFS manually. With these mounts all runs fine, without hickups, artifacts or what so ever.

I think the problem is Kodi build-in libnfs? Seems to have problem with "newest" NFS-server-version?

Can anyone help?

EDIT: Seems to be a kernel-problem: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/19147

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