(2016-07-18, 09:29)Soli Wrote: Actually neither, but thanks for pointing that out. I once tried chromixium, so I know what is is but obviously had a brain meltdown What I meant was Cloudready. Despite the name, it's more or less ChromeOS for non ChromeOS devices. Brilliant.

(2016-07-18, 09:55)Soli Wrote: Well I know that both are ChromiumOS based, but it's a lot less hassle since there's a "company" behind it etc, works with updates too, and I think works with Netflix too.
It works with both legacy and efi, that's the point of it: works with about everything from about the first core duo cpus.

(2014-05-07, 19:48)Matt Devo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Update coreboot to latest upstream commit
- Update SeaBIOS to latest upstream commit

(2016-07-21, 06:23)bbsc Wrote: Thank you for your great work, Matt.
Has anything changed in HDMI audio and cooler behavior under Windows with the latest commits?
Does "always ON after power failure" feature still need a special firmware?

(2016-07-21, 16:07)Lobbster Wrote: I have an Asus Chromebox with OpenELEC installed (standalone). Do I have to prepare anything before I flash over to LibreELEC ?

I checked the Wiki but it wasn't clear if I can update to LibreELEC from my existing setup or reflash from USB?

TIA

(2016-07-21, 18:43)Living Legend Wrote: I used this script a year ago when setting up a dual boot OpenELEC/Chrome OS setup.

I went to switch over and update to LibreELEC 8.0 beta.

To do this, do I need to run the script as if the Chromebox was out of box?

EDIT: It appears this is a similar question to the previous post, except this is a dual boot setup

(2016-07-21, 19:19)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-07-21, 18:43)Living Legend Wrote: I used this script a year ago when setting up a dual boot OpenELEC/Chrome OS setup.

I went to switch over and update to LibreELEC 8.0 beta.

To do this, do I need to run the script as if the Chromebox was out of box?

EDIT: It appears this is a similar question to the previous post, except this is a dual boot setup

the same manual update (copy file and reboot) applies here too.

there is one upgrade issue that applies universally to both types of setups is the size of the system (1st) partition. Much older OE installations only required 256MB for the system partition, but newer OE/LE versions require ~500MB. If you initially set your system up when the smaller partition size was used, you'll need to backup your userdata and do a fresh install so that the system partition is recreated with the correct size. In the case that you try to upgrade and your system partition isn't large enough, the upgrade process with simply inform you of that and not attempt the upgrade

(2016-07-21, 19:29)Living Legend Wrote: The 8.0 version download being added to the update folder did not work. It does say that this is the update to be used when updating from LibreELEC 7.0 so I supposed I need to get this version first?

EDIT: Did not work either. Maybe I'll just do a fresh install
EDIT 2: Did not realize there was an "update from openelec download"