(2021-10-06, 19:21)Batesy2007 Wrote: Hi Matt, have used your scripts for years to create ChromeOS / Libreelec dual boot setups. Thanks for all the effort!

Was just wondering was there ever an option to have a Gallium OS / Libreelec dual boot setup??
Would love to give Gallium a go rather than ChromeOS but don't really want to give up Libreelec just yet

(2021-10-06, 19:36)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2021-10-06, 19:21)Batesy2007 Wrote: Hi Matt, have used your scripts for years to create ChromeOS / Libreelec dual boot setups. Thanks for all the effort!

Was just wondering was there ever an option to have a Gallium OS / Libreelec dual boot setup??
Would love to give Gallium a go rather than ChromeOS but don't really want to give up Libreelec just yet

There's no feature to automatically partition things for LE + another Linux. My recommendation would be to just run from USB if you're not game for manually resizing/creating partitions as needed..

Also, assuming you're using a Chromebox, no reason to run GalliumOS at this point. It's outdated, unmaintained, and offers no benefits on a Chromebox (vs book)

(2021-10-20, 16:34)casss Wrote: Hello!

Is our Chromebox still capable to run Kodi 19 and its Python 3 Add-Ons? I have the feeling that with Libreelec 10 the CPU usage is very high (up to 100%) even in idle state.
Sometimes Kodi crashes and restarts. I can not reproduce any error or problem. Sorry for bad english.

Thank you!

(2021-10-09, 18:48)YellowDog Wrote: I recently purchased a second Chromebox, used.   It didn't come with a VESA bracket, but I don't need one. 

I would like to pick up a couple of screws that are used to mount the Chromebox, so I can easily remove the back.  Anyone know what size threads are used to mount the Chromebox?

(2021-10-20, 16:38)Matt Devo Wrote: If you're having a performance issue with LibreELEC, then best to make a new thread and/or post on the LibreELEC forums with your exact hardware and issue. This thread is for questions around my script/firmware/install process, not post-install issues

(2021-11-16, 17:04)kpoman Wrote: Obviously I’m setup to boot directly into LibreElec but it looks like I’ve hosed the operating system.  How do I proceed to fix this?

(2021-11-16, 21:02)kpoman Wrote: Ok, I will try this when I get home tonight.  Thanks for the help.  I know your steps are general to keep it simple but I have a few questions:

1.  boot a Linux USB (Ubuntu, GalliumOS, etc) - How do I get the Chromebox to boot to the USB stick?  Do I press ESC at boot?

Quote:2.  run my Firmware Utility Script - Once I have booted from either Unbuntu or Gallium, I open a Terminal window and use the following script: cd; curl -LO mrchromebox.tech/firmware-util.sh && sudo bash firmware-util.sh  Correct?

Quote:3. flash the UEFI firmware - Is this option #2 (Install/Update UEFI (Full ROM) Firmware)?

Quote:5. Install LibreELEC from USB - Same question as in Step 1 - How do I boot from USB stick?

Quote:What happens to the actual ChromeOS?  Is it overwritten?  Is this a standalone install of LibreELEC?  Sorry for all of the Newbie questions.  Thanks in advance for your help!

(2021-11-17, 01:14)kpoman Wrote: Thanks again for the guidance.  Out of curiosity, where did I go wrong?  This used to work before.  How should I have updated LibreELEC?