(2015-11-01, 04:17)Matt Devo Wrote: Trick or Treat!

posted a workaround on the wiki for the high fan speed on resume from suspend on OE 5.95+. Still investigating the root cause to see if a firmware change is required, but this will do for now

(2015-11-01, 15:57)rodalpho Wrote: So nobody else had kernel panics on boot with kernel 4.2.0-16 on Ubuntu 15.10 64bit and a Chromebox? Is anyone else running that configuration with no problems? Or do most of you guys run OpenELEC?

(2015-11-01, 16:06)rodalpho Wrote: Reports are that 4.3 fixes the problem. If Braswell needs it I guess Ubuntu will be shipping it out soon enough.

I elected to simply boot with my old 15.04 kernel, 3.19.0-31, which worked fine, rather than bothering with getting a mainline kernel upgrade. Just surprised that more people haven't had the same problem, which made me suspect that maybe I was doing something wrong.

(2015-11-01, 20:29)maynard64 Wrote: 366 pages of stuff..is there a summary where a noob could get started?

(2015-11-01, 20:35)-DDD- Wrote: 1st Post and the Wiki should be a good Start

(2015-11-02, 00:26)Matt Devo Wrote: you need to boot with 'acpi=off' as a kernel parameter with Ubuntu 15.10/4.2. I just found this out the other night myself.

(2015-11-02, 00:26)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-11-01, 15:57)rodalpho Wrote: So nobody else had kernel panics on boot with kernel 4.2.0-16 on Ubuntu 15.10 64bit and a Chromebox? Is anyone else running that configuration with no problems? Or do most of you guys run OpenELEC?

(2015-11-01, 16:06)rodalpho Wrote: Reports are that 4.3 fixes the problem. If Braswell needs it I guess Ubuntu will be shipping it out soon enough.

I elected to simply boot with my old 15.04 kernel, 3.19.0-31, which worked fine, rather than bothering with getting a mainline kernel upgrade. Just surprised that more people haven't had the same problem, which made me suspect that maybe I was doing something wrong.

you need to boot with 'acpi=off' as a kernel parameter with Ubuntu 15.10/4.2. I just found this out the other night myself.

(2015-11-01, 20:29)maynard64 Wrote: 366 pages of stuff..is there a summary where a noob could get started?

(2015-11-01, 20:35)-DDD- Wrote: 1st Post and the Wiki should be a good Start

this. the first post and wiki are up to date with everything you need. All issues/resolutions etc in the 360-some pages this far have been captured in the wiki, and the instructions continually refined.

(2015-11-02, 03:52)maynard64 Wrote: Told you I was a noob...wiki?

(2015-11-02, 00:50)rodalpho Wrote: Matt, this should probably be added to your wiki page. I'm happy to do it if you want, don't want to step on your toes.

(2015-11-02, 04:00)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-11-02, 03:52)maynard64 Wrote: Told you I was a noob...wiki?

Link is in my signature, as well as in the first post

(2015-11-02, 04:37)maynard64 Wrote: doh, thank you... I'll get started reading.

I'm current running an amazon fire stick and I also have some kind of a box with "MX" on it, tried them both from time to time. ... with these two I am very disappointed with picture clarity (quality) and I'm looking for something better..

Am I heading in the right direction?

(2015-11-02, 04:56)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-11-02, 04:37)maynard64 Wrote: doh, thank you... I'll get started reading.

I'm current running an amazon fire stick and I also have some kind of a box with "MX" on it, tried them both from time to time. ... with these two I am very disappointed with picture clarity (quality) and I'm looking for something better..

Am I heading in the right direction?

An Intel GPU coupled with the new OE EGL/development builds are pretty much the best you'll find. My setup script will be getting updated with OE 6.0 final later tonight, and have the EGL dev version as an option as well.