(2014-09-09, 21:30)c0mm0n Wrote: Can you make it happen ?

(2014-09-09, 23:04)sledgebrah Wrote: Anyone have issues getting openelec to connect to wifi? I had it connect to a wired connection in my living room and decided to move it to the basement. When I try to connect it ask me for the password and it tries to connect but I get "Network Error"

(2014-09-09, 23:51)magy77 Wrote: Custombuild link?

(2014-09-07, 17:33)Matt Devo Wrote: what setup are you running? Until recently, OpenELEC disabled resume from suspend for all USB3-connected devices; you need to be running version 4.1.2 or later (4.1.6 is current) for it to work

(2014-09-09, 03:27)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2014-09-09, 01:01)m0ngr31 Wrote: How'd you get the PS3 remote working? Are you on OpenELEC or Ubuntu?

OE is my preferred platform, and the one I'll continue to develop for. The PS3 remote issue that appeared with the 4.1.1 beta has been fixed (by me) in 4.1.6

(2014-09-10, 01:15)Walrus Wrote:

(2014-09-07, 17:33)Matt Devo Wrote: what setup are you running? Until recently, OpenELEC disabled resume from suspend for all USB3-connected devices; you need to be running version 4.1.2 or later (4.1.6 is current) for it to work

I just got around to checking, and it shows I am running 4.0.7 ?!?!. I have auto updates on. This is what auto updated once you posted that it's fixed and you no longer need to run your custom build, and to turn on auto updates. Need to figure out how to manual update. I see on openelec site that 4.0.7 is the latest stable, 4.1.6 is beta.

(2014-09-10, 01:15)Walrus Wrote: I just got around to checking, and it shows I am running 4.0.7 ?!?!. I have auto updates on. This is what auto updated once you posted that it's fixed and you no longer need to run your custom build, and to turn on auto updates. Need to figure out how to manual update. I see on openelec site that 4.0.7 is the latest stable, 4.1.6 is beta.

(2014-09-10, 01:37)furii Wrote: ever since the move from 3.x to 4.x my harmony hub lost it's bluetooth connection whenever i would change activities. upon coming back to xbmc there would be an authorization dialog on the screen to connect even though i had told OE to trust the connection. well it's finally fixed in 4.1.6. i'm not sure if it was related to your fix or not, but if it was thanks

(2014-09-10, 01:46)noggin Wrote: Yep - AutoUpdate in OpenElec won't install Beta releases automatically, only stable I think.

If you download the 4.1.6 version decompress it and go to the 'target' folder in the decompressed folder you'll see four files (kernel, system plus md5s for each) You can then copy these over a standard SMB/CIFS network connection to the "update" folder on your Chromebox (which will mount as OpenElec unless you've renamed it) Reboot and the update will be installed.

(2014-09-10, 02:03)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2014-09-10, 01:15)Walrus Wrote: I just got around to checking, and it shows I am running 4.0.7 ?!?!. I have auto updates on. This is what auto updated once you posted that it's fixed and you no longer need to run your custom build, and to turn on auto updates. Need to figure out how to manual update. I see on openelec site that 4.0.7 is the latest stable, 4.1.6 is beta.

there a link on the ChromeBox wiki to the OpenELEC wiki, but basically just download the file, throw in update folder, and reboot

(2014-09-10, 01:37)furii Wrote: ever since the move from 3.x to 4.x my harmony hub lost it's bluetooth connection whenever i would change activities. upon coming back to xbmc there would be an authorization dialog on the screen to connect even though i had told OE to trust the connection. well it's finally fixed in 4.1.6. i'm not sure if it was related to your fix or not, but if it was thanks

you're welcome

(2014-09-10, 01:46)noggin Wrote: Yep - AutoUpdate in OpenElec won't install Beta releases automatically, only stable I think.

If you download the 4.1.6 version decompress it and go to the 'target' folder in the decompressed folder you'll see four files (kernel, system plus md5s for each) You can then copy these over a standard SMB/CIFS network connection to the "update" folder on your Chromebox (which will mount as OpenElec unless you've renamed it) Reboot and the update will be installed.

as of OE 4.0, you don't have to decompress, you can just drop the .tar file in and OE will do the rest