(2014-07-14, 17:42)hdmkv Wrote: Sorry if this has been posted somewhere in this thread. I'm on 2014-06-14 -- v2.10 with standalone OpenELEC. What are the steps to update to 2014-07-12 -- v2.14? Thank you.

(2014-07-14, 17:44)trick420 Wrote: If any of you are using the FLIRC to control your ChromeBox, make sure you set the "sleep detection" bit and program a wake key when setting it up otherwise absolutely any IR signal will wake up your box from sleep.

Jeff

(2014-07-14, 18:28)hdmkv Wrote: Coreboot firmware... so, to re-run the script, do I pop in the USB stick with my backup of ChromeOS (made during initial set-up)? Or, if ChromiumOS is necessary, I assume I'd need to download and have in on a USB stick as a boot stick? Just use this?

(2014-07-11, 01:54)Mark the Red Wrote: I read Yuri's post earlier, but has anyone figured out to have an IR command remote power this thing on from sleep / hibernate mode? It's really no big deal, just a curiosity.

(2014-07-14, 18:44)Walrus Wrote: Does the latest update fix this for you? I just bought a Celeron chromebox, and used the guide for a standalone openelec yesterday. Using a harmony remote and a RRC-126 dongle just like I have on my main windows setup, the remote SOMETIMES turns on from suspend. I'm thinking I need to play with the delays or something. I have the device as Media Center SE, I'll try changing to Media Center Extender.

On my windows setup I have it set up as Media Center SE for most commands, but also MCE Keyboard to send keypresses for stuff like C for context menu. I've tried setting up MCE Keyboard as another device in harmony for the chromebox, but it doesn't respond to any keyboard commands from the remote. Tried setting the remote keypress option on & off in XBMC. Not a big deal, just means I can't program exit button on harmony remote as ESC like I do on my windows XBMC system.

(2014-07-14, 19:07)Veronica Wrote: if i update to the custom OpenElec build will i lose settings and data? i mean will i have to setup everything again?

(2014-07-14, 18:47)Matt Devo Wrote: it works 100% reliably here with my Harmony + MCE receiver. My Harmony is programmed as a Media Center Extender, with a 200ms Inter-key delay

(2014-07-14, 20:21)Walrus Wrote: Thanks for the response, I'll play with it some more and try the device as a Media Center Extender with the same delay. I had the same intermittent power on problem with my windows build, maybe it's because I have the primary device as Media Center SE. Which MCE receiver do you have, in case I can't get it to work reliably and maybe its the dongle I am using?

(2014-07-14, 17:12)jsp1 Wrote: Yeah, it is no big deal. I think perhaps the box resumes faster than my AVR is capable of detecting or something. I'll check in with OE chat when I get some time.

(2014-07-14, 20:49)Matt Devo Wrote: the two MCE receivers currently listed in the wiki

(2014-07-15, 03:04)Walrus Wrote: Still flaky. Maybe need a different receiver.

I have it sending a 'powertoggle' command for powering on & powering off. How do I know this is telling the box to suspend and not power off? Or does it only ever suspend? Under 'power saving' settings I have default action as suspend, but the info when on the default action says it's the default action after inactivity, not the default shutdown action?