(2016-05-18, 16:43)ilovethakush Wrote: Are you sure that the LE test builds are stable or at least semi stable, I read in the thread that a lot of Intel users are having trouble running them, didn't read anything specifically chromebox related though.

Also the last time I tried the builds, estuary was at the very beginning stage and had a lot of bugs and a lot unfinished skinning. Just wondering how it looks now.

I'm still running 15.2 egl. Considering an upgrade, I don't know.

(2016-05-20, 21:53)jmhenry5150 Wrote: I have set my Chromebox up exactly how I want it - now is there a way to do a full clone to another Chromebox?

(2016-05-20, 21:56)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-05-20, 21:53)jmhenry5150 Wrote: I have set my Chromebox up exactly how I want it - now is there a way to do a full clone to another Chromebox?

you can always clone the OS / ssd, but whatever firmware-related changes were made will still need to be manually done first. And with OE/LE, there's a built-in backup function that you can use to copy your config to another machine.

(2016-05-20, 22:55)jmhenry5150 Wrote: Will the OE/LE built-in backup function copy EVERYTHING to the new CB?

(2016-05-20, 23:29)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-05-20, 22:55)jmhenry5150 Wrote: Will the OE/LE built-in backup function copy EVERYTHING to the new CB?

No, just userdata. You'd need to install the OS first, then restore the backed-up data

(2016-05-23, 06:56)bbsc Wrote: @matt Devo,
Is there a way to make seabios follow this scenario:
1. At boot look if there's any USB Device. If no - try to boot from the internal SSD.
2. If any - try to boot from the first. If no success - try to boot from the next one. If no success with the last one - try to boot from the internal SSD.
3. Wait 60 sec and reboot.

I'd like to manage this process without a keyboard.
The part in bold is absent now.

Thank you in advance.

(2016-05-23, 17:03)bbsc Wrote: Ok, let's leave several USB devices alone.
Can you make it to do fall back to the internal SSD?

(2016-05-23, 17:27)bbsc Wrote: Thank you for the explanation.
Seems now I understand.
Your setting "Always boot from USB" changes the order of the devices connected.
And there's no way to change this order without reflashing, am I right?

Sad but true.
It would be very convenient: if you insert an SD-card with OpenElec - it boots, if no - Windows boots from the internal SSD. And an external HDD connected in the both cases

(2016-05-25, 11:17)danfloss Wrote: Im having a very strange problem with my Asus Chromebox, which i haven't actually touched since i set it up a year ago. The sound which goes to and comes from my TV is extremely tinny. The TV itself has perfect sound and i have changed the HDMI lead but its made no difference. I have Openelec on it and its set to auto-update but there were long periods were it wasn't used. Wondering if something has changed in the past while which i have missed.