(2015-01-14, 07:22)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-01-14, 05:45)tml2k2 Wrote: hi Matt, so i'm using the exact script that i got through this thread and the video sometime wake from suspend still no picture.

do you have the issue when not using the suspend/resume script? Note that you have to reboot for any changes to take effect.

(2015-01-14, 08:56)tml2k2 Wrote: yeah before the script i have video but sometime no audio till i reboot.

(2015-01-14, 09:48)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-01-14, 08:56)tml2k2 Wrote: yeah before the script i have video but sometime no audio till i reboot.

then I'd modify the script to read as follows:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
case $1 in
   pre)
     xrandr --output HDMI1 --set "audio" "off";
     ;;
   post)
     xrandr --output HDMI1 --set "audio" "on";
     ;;
esac

that way it's only changing the audio on suspend/resume. You can also try changing "on" to "auto" if necessary.

Unfortunately I don't have a HDMI receiver here to test with, and lots of AVRs behave differently, so there's a bit of trial and error involved. It's critical though if using a universal remote (eg, Harmony) to turn on/off your AVR as well, that the AVR be turned off and on before the ChromeBox, in order to ensure that the CB gets back valid EDID data upon power up.

(2015-01-14, 21:24)alexis59 Wrote: Hello,

I will have the HP chromebox tomorrow and I have one question.

Do you know if it is possible to make a boot priority to load Openelec in a usb key at start-up and if the usb key is not insterted into the chromebox, Chrome os will start.

I ask this because I have a bluetooth keyboard which is not supported at start-up.

Thank you for your answers.

(2015-01-14, 21:33)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-01-14, 21:24)alexis59 Wrote: Hello,

I will have the HP chromebox tomorrow and I have one question.

Do you know if it is possible to make a boot priority to load Openelec in a usb key at start-up and if the usb key is not insterted into the chromebox, Chrome os will start.

I ask this because I have a bluetooth keyboard which is not supported at start-up.

Thank you for your answers.

it is not possible. the only way to choose between boot modes (ChromeOS and legacy boot / other OS) in a dual boot setup is via the keyboard shortcuts ([CTRL-D] / [CTRL-L])

(2015-01-14, 22:42)bolmsted Wrote: One of my coworkers has one of these Wireless Keyboards on his Android box and just wondering if I could use this on OpenELEC + Kodi?
http://www.dx.com/p/wireless-2-4ghz-usb-mini-keyboard-288368#.VLbMAivF_zh

(2015-01-15, 00:06)gluvva Wrote: is there a way to remove the openelec dual boot from chromeos?

(2015-01-15, 03:09)bolmsted Wrote: Thanks nick. Wondering if I can use SD card rather than usb key to dual boot and then eventually use to install OS and then remove later. Save buying another key

(2015-01-15, 05:24)Matt Devo Wrote: well you certainly can, but it's not one of the dual boot configurations supported by my script. A factory reset returns it to stock either way, so it's not exactly a big deal to try it out if you don't like it.

(2015-01-15, 05:30)bolmsted Wrote:

(2015-01-15, 05:24)Matt Devo Wrote: well you certainly can, but it's not one of the dual boot configurations supported by my script. A factory reset returns it to stock either way, so it's not exactly a big deal to try it out if you don't like it.

Ah ok. Just do it I guess. Does that factory default apply to standalone too or I got to restore it with backup flash?