2015-07-22, 07:53
(2015-07-22, 03:01)bobrock55 Wrote: Hi,
I am trying to install LinuxMint on my new ChromeBox. I have followed instructions from this site and everything looks fine when I load LinuxMint from the USB. I can run things and no issues with the speed and stability....(not quite right, continue reading...)
From that point I wanted to install Mint and went until the installer is asking me to enter my name. To my horror, the USB keyboard is not responding....not a single button works....can't continue with the install.....r
I've changed the keyboard for another one but that one is even more colder than other.....can't type a single letter or number.
Just for the heck of it, I've loaded Ubuntu too...same thing...can run with mouse only but no keyboard function at all....
Any thoughts?
thank you
Bob
what keyboard(s) have you tested? They are working to select the boot device/menu, or not on the SeaBIOS screen either?
(2015-07-22, 03:08)Blalien830 Wrote: Hello, I'm new on here so have patience if I make mistakes posting/ replying. I recently purchased a Asus Chromebox and went ahead and tried to install openelec/kodi along side chrome by following the OP and come up with nothing. When I think I've seen the light after the installer for openelec has shown up I chose to either run installer or live and the screen goes black and I get nothing until I reboot and press ctr+L. Only to go through the same process over again. PLEASE HELP!!
which type of setup are you attempting to install? There's no situation where you should be running the OpenELEC installer when dual booting ChromeOS - that's only used for a standalone install, and why that function is under the standalone heading in the script.
Also, what type of display are you using, and how is it connected to the ChromeBox? The behavior you are describing is not uncommon when using a DisplayPort->something adapter, as noted in the wiki