(2016-04-18, 16:47)afdarcy Wrote: I'm trying to use the EZ setup script to dual-boot an Asus CN60 with ChromeOS + OpenElec. The script has created a partition and the Chromebox has "repaired" itself. I downloaded and re- ran the script to install OpenElec but am getting the following error when it tries to download OE:

(2016-04-18, 21:42)envagyok Wrote: Hi,

I have Asrock BeeBox N3000 braswell, and i use with Openelec Matt EGL version 6.0.398 I have VDPAU turned off, and enable VAAPI, frame rate to movie, and passtrough.
When i watching high bitrate movie with VC1 coded, i see 4-5 times at fast scene moving blocking for a small time (1-2 frame) It hard to see, and fast gone.
What make i wrong, and how can i eliminate this? With raspberry pi i dont see this problem.

(2016-04-18, 17:33)Matt Devo Wrote: whoops, should have better tested before pushing live; should be fixed now

(2016-04-17, 18:05)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-04-17, 13:54)piotrasd Wrote: where i can find source ? to compile myself "OpenELEC 7.0 beta 2 (6.95.2 / Kodi 16.1 rc2)" (your version which you using for EGL)
btw. im testing patch for audio issue over HDMI with Cherry Trail ...i will let know later if works

OpenELEC 6.95.2 (non-EGL): https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/tree/6.95.2
OpenELEC 6.0.398 (w/EGL): https://github.com/MattDevo/OpenELEC.tv/tree/6.0.398

(2016-04-19, 10:17)piotrasd Wrote: thanks ... there is maybe some fork based on openelec 7.0 with kodi 16.x with EGL ??

Quote:BTW. i get working HDMI audio for Cherry Trail and Bay Trail with kernel 4.5

(2016-04-19, 16:38)rvf263 Wrote: I'm trying to install standalone openelec on my new ASUS M004U.

I removed write-protect screw.
Inserted paperclip
powered on
removed paperclip
screen shows "Chrome OS missing or damaged. Please insert USB stick or SD card.

I went to chromeos/recovery, made a usb recovery drive, installed the OS successfully. Connected to internet, used wireless keyboard, etc.
<snip>
I just want to install stand alone OpenELEC and Kodi.

(2016-04-19, 19:46)rvf263 Wrote: I press CTL-D on my wireless keyboard

nothing happens. It's not prompting me to do anything else.

Should I be using something other than my wireless keyboard? The keyboard works when the OS connects to my wi-fi...something tells me its not connected yet when I'm pressing CTL-D.

(2016-04-19, 19:48)Matt Devo Wrote: yeah, sounds like your keyboard isn't working before the OS loads, so I'd try a different one. Plenty of wireless ones do work, just a few out of spec ones that don't

(2016-04-20, 00:50)rvf263 Wrote:

(2016-04-19, 19:48)Matt Devo Wrote: yeah, sounds like your keyboard isn't working before the OS loads, so I'd try a different one. Plenty of wireless ones do work, just a few out of spec ones that don't

I'm at work now, but could I use a direct connection USB keyboard?

I'm using a Logitech K400 right now, I would think that would work.

Is there a cheap keyboard that is known to work for sure?

I could pick it up from Staples after work in the morning.

Thanks for all the help.

(2016-04-20, 00:53)jjslegacy Wrote: Running the new script on libreelec I get: Failure reading current firmware; cannot proceed. (tried rebooting)

Using the Updating the coreboot Firmware (standalone) instructions.

I have done it before on libreelec so maybe it's the new script? Hard to troubleshoot - any way to get more debugging info?

(2016-04-20, 00:50)rvf263 Wrote: Is there a cheap keyboard that is known to work for sure?

(2016-04-20, 00:53)jjslegacy Wrote: Running the new script on libreelec I get: Failure reading current firmware; cannot proceed. (tried rebooting)

Using the Updating the coreboot Firmware (standalone) instructions.

I have done it before on libreelec so maybe it's the new script? Hard to troubleshoot - any way to get more debugging info?

(2016-04-20, 01:40)averylinden Wrote: I ran into this problem the other day. My version was very old (2014). In order to fix it, I edited the downloaded script and changed lines 54 and 56 from grep to grep -i to make the match case insensitive. I believe there was one other problem. One of of the supporting tools was looking for a directory that didn't exist on my openelec. I don't remember but it might have been /run/var or /run/tmp. I created that directory and the script worked. It wasn't able to read my current MAC address so I just let it use the default. Hope this helps.

Code:

curr_fw=$(echo `dmesg | grep -i -m1 "DMI: Google Panther" | awk '{print $NF}'` | awk -F'/' '{print $3$1$2}')
if [ "$curr_fw" == "" ]; then                                                                              
        curr_fw=$(echo `dmesg | grep -i -m1 "Panther, BIOS" | awk '{print $NF}'` | awk -F'/' '{print $3$1$2}')