(2016-09-14, 08:00)McButton Wrote: Hey, I'm having the below issue again. I actually removed the 2.0 hub assuming that was causing the attached hard drive to fail. It worked, and there is no issue. However, since it was needed previously, isn't it likely to start up again?
My question, has there been any form of update to remedy this yet or any better solution? I'd just pull from my NAS, but the wifi doesn't reach well nor can I plug in.

Suggestions?

(2016-09-14, 08:06)McButton Wrote: 2nd point: I've been fighting the Chromebox "no audio on restore" issue for a year.
I applied the patch that MattDevo suggested at the time, but it never took hold. On my old TV, it was never an issue. The new TV must register the HDMI ports differently when it idles or something.

That said, is there a new, cool update or fix for this issue now?
Rather than just leave the box ON all the time, I'd rather just use "suspend" and hit a button to restore it from sleep.
Thanks in advance for any advice!

1. Use a suspend/resume script to disable the audio on sleep and re-enable on wake
   
2. leave the Chromebox on all the time
   
3. use the suspend/resume script to reboot the Chromebox on wake
   

(2016-09-14, 18:20)RayTrace77 Wrote: Somewhat in relation to McButton's post, if my Chromebox is on before any of my other equipment then I got no video out, extremely fustrating problem, currently trying to deal with an issue where the Chromebox is randomly turning on by itself, I think it's the PS3 BD remote(old one) which I recently connected to the Chromebox via Bluetooth, seems to be that after 30 mins or so, if I lift the PS3 remote it auto turns the Chromebox on(resumes it from suspended state)

Any ideas ?, been trying for days now to find a fix but nothing seems to work.

(2016-09-14, 23:44)RayTrace77 Wrote: Yeah that's what I did earlier today, I followed the guide in the link below to set a custom xorg.conf which used an extracted edid but that made no difference, still no video out, I just resumed it from sleep now(while my other equipment was already on) and it STILL didn't send in video through, I extracted all the logs and have uploaded them to the link below, if anyone can take a look, I looked through all of the dmesg logs but couldn't tell which message shows how it was turned on.

custom xorg link:
http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php/Configuring_a_Custom_xorg.conf#tab=Intel

my kodi logs:
https://dropfile.to/i5IbRzO

(2016-09-15, 01:50)RayTrace77 Wrote: So I did some more testing, my setup is as below:

ChromeBox > LG System > TV

It seems to be an issue with the LG System, connecting the Chromebox directly to the TV and restarting 6-7 times and suspending/resuming seemed fine, only when going through the LG System does the no video issue kick in, if the Chromebox is on BEFORE the LG System is on then most of the time there is nothing I can do to get the Chromebox to output video, not even reboots, not even using xrandr to send output to HDMI1, only a power off on the Chromebox and back on brings video back, there has been 1 or 2 times where in this situation using xrandr has working in bringing video back, but it's 50/50 wether it works or not.

I reverted back to OpenELEC 5.0.8 which seemed to be a bit more stable, as long the LG System was on before the Chromebox, rebooting and resuming seemed to go ok, I'm at a complete and utter loss here, it's so intermittent and I've been trawling through the logs to try and identify what is going on but can't find anything that would explain it, then there's the issue of it randomly turning itself on, it did it 2 times, in the link below is the logs for when it did it, would anyone be able to tell me what turned the Chromebox on in the logs below ?

https://dropfile.to/JoVjScV

(2016-09-15, 02:12)RayTrace77 Wrote: Hey Matt,

I did this a long time ago but yes I think it is a dual boot setup, it's set to load OpenELEC first through so I can just power on and about 5 seconds later Kodi is loaded.

Ok so after I followed that Xorg guide and it didn't work I reverted back to how it was before, that's why there's no xorg.conf file being used, what did you mean when you said the xorg file isn't what I need ?, originally I followed the guide and placed the Intel template based xorg file in /storage/.config/ and then the rest of the guide was about extracting the edid data and editing the boot parameter file.

The first post of logs I made is when I woke it up, it wouldn't output any video, the post I just did with the link "https://dropfile.to/JoVjScV" is the one with the logs where it randomly turns on, is it still the PS3 remote that woke it up ?

Also which log/line told you it was the PS3 remote that woke it up ?

(2016-09-15, 02:41)RayTrace77 Wrote: Ah I see now, ok, I will start again from scratch on this Chromebox with a single boot LibreELEC install