(2015-06-25, 12:19)YippeeKaiay Wrote: Yea I just found I lose my Internet connection on resume, I guess because the vpn is not stopped. I have tried to make a supsend/resume script and it stops the vpn before but I can't get it to reconnect after! This is the script I use

#!/bin/sh
case "$1" in
pre)
killall openvpn &
;;
post)
openvpn /storage/.config/vpn-config/uk-southampton.ovpn &
;;
esac

Do you have any ideas?? If I run (openvpn /storage/.config/vpn-config/uk-southampton.ovpn &) in putty it starts up again. Am I missing a command?

(2015-06-25, 13:10)dinookong Wrote: I have the same problem using ASUS chromebox with denon's and I need to power on/off to keep active and passthrough. However, for my other media player connected to denon's I DONT need to power on/off.
Is there any setting on denon to cater for ASUS chromebox passthrough issues ?

(2015-06-25, 22:48)bungie240 Wrote: Hi folks, I've got my Chromebox running in standalone with Windows, just wondering how I can update the coreboot firmware?

Thanks

(2015-06-25, 22:49)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-06-25, 22:48)bungie240 Wrote: Hi folks, I've got my Chromebox running in standalone with Windows, just wondering how I can update the coreboot firmware?

Thanks

by booting a Live Linux USB and running the update script from there.

(2015-06-26, 10:26)nickr Wrote: Possibly a USB drive that doesn't want to boot. Not all are made equal.

Try some other USB drives.

(2015-06-26, 13:24)monsen Wrote: There i am again.
I have been using my Chromebox with the newly installed Kodi since i got your help here Matt.
Today i switch it on and BAM i have the exact same issue again.

Code:

Booting from hard disk...
It appears your computer has only 639k of low ("DOS") RAM.
This version of Syslinux needs 9k to boot.
If you get this message in error, hold down the Ctrl key while booting, and I will take your word for it.
Boot error.

Looks like this is becoming a habit of the device.

Difference is: this time i had no crash before this happened.
I always leave it in standby.
If i have to reinstall Kodi every 3 days, that is no fun.

How would i be able to find the root cause of this? Might it be faulty RAM or SSD?

(2015-06-26, 20:56)monsen Wrote: That's probably it then. I was using suspend mode from openelec.
Hmm sad

(2015-06-27, 19:59)shouqin Wrote: hi everyone, i'm currently using the samsung chromebox series 3. Following all the instructions for standalone install. Everything works until the part where I am supposed to plug in my usb drives (containing my Windows 7 .iso) to be installed. However, screen freezes at 'starting windows', where the balls starts to converge to form the windows logo, am I doing anything wrong here?