(2014-12-23, 20:23)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2014-12-23, 15:42)waterskier1018 Wrote: Yes, I have files in the folder I created as well as the default folders that came on the disk station (music, photos, videos,etc). Can't get to either due to problem. My samsung smart tv can see the default folders but not the one I made.

I assume this shouldn't be a problem? My goal was to put all my stuff in my own folders. It is on the same level as the default folders.

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Is there a simple way to wipe out the chrome box so I can start over? Or is that silly if kodi is loading fine?

sounds like a diskstation issue and not an OE/Kodi one, since your TV can't see the folders either. I'd make sure you can access them from a Windows PC before trying again in Kodi.

(2014-12-24, 00:48)jmerrilljr Wrote: I have a dual-boot ChromeBox. I would like to move to a standalone setup. Can I use EZ Setup to do this?

(2014-12-24, 00:59)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2014-12-24, 00:48)jmerrilljr Wrote: I have a dual-boot ChromeBox. I would like to move to a standalone setup. Can I use EZ Setup to do this?

yes, afterwards you'll just need to reinstall whatever OS if you want to reclaim the disk space used by ChromeOS (or use something like PartedMagic)

(2014-12-23, 08:08)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2014-12-23, 07:27)zaldwaik Wrote: I just converted from Ras-PI setup to asus chromebox as the Pi was a bit too slow for my taste. Everything works great except that when I play a 3D movie, the chromebox does not trigger my LG tv to swich to SBS 3D mode. The Pi is able to do that with the same files (MKV with the 3D tag). So I am wondering if this is possible or is it unique to the Pi? The only difference is that the Pi was running stable builds for OE and Kodi, while now I have the most recent builds.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

be sure you have the correct 3D settings under System-->System-->Video Output-->Preferred Mode-->Same as movie
Then under video settings (while playing movie), Video->Stereoscopic 3D mode of video-->auto (save as default)

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(2014-12-23, 08:04)nickr Wrote: Unique to Pi. Use your TV remote.

There is an addon somewhere here in the forums to trigger 3D mode via network.

If I have my TV (Panny GT50) set to autodetect 3D signal, then everything works correctly with 'auto'

(2014-12-24, 01:19)jmerrilljr Wrote: So booting into developer mode will leave me with two partitions? Forgive my ignorance, I've been a Mac user my entire digital life

(2014-12-24, 01:27)Montanes Wrote: Hello Matt. First of all thank you for your great work and your patience answering all these questions.
Here is one more for you. I have an Asus Chromebox running standalone Openelec. Today I tried to update the firmware using your standalone firmware updates scrip and I got this:

ChromeBox Firmware Updater v1.1
© 2014 Matt DeVillier <[email protected]>
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!! WARNING !!
This firmware is only valid for the Haswell-based Asus/HP/Acer/Dell
ChromeBoxes with Celeron 2955U, Core i3-4010U, Core i7-4600U CPUs.
Use on any other device will almost certainly brick it.

Do you wish to continue? [y/N] y

Checking if update available...

Error: unable to determine current firmware version; aborting.

Any idea what can be wrong?
Thanks

(2014-12-24, 01:34)Montanes Wrote: Hi, this is the URL: http://sprunge.us/CXOX