2015-08-20, 03:48
Have an issue installing kodi 15.1 from kodi 14.2 . I get problem parsing the package. Anyone know a fix too this? Thank you
2015-08-20, 03:48
2015-08-20, 04:29
The android version is not adequate to run kodi
2015-08-20, 11:15
You have to install a more updated Android on the OUYA for it to work. See HOW-TO:Install CyanogenMod on OUYA (wiki)
2015-08-21, 02:43
Thank you for this info.
2015-08-22, 10:42
Hi, I reset my Ouya as i was having problems and i'm now also getting Parse error message, i have followed the link above but not sure what I'm supposed to do as I'm anything but a computer wizz, could someone please help by explaining in simple terms how i get Kodi back on to my Ouya, thank you
2015-08-22, 11:06
Update:
i followed the first link but totally baffled by what I'm supposed to be doing, please help
1.1 Major install steps that need to be explained
Installing ADB: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2272266
I think we also have some ADB notes on the Fire TV page that might be of use here. It might even be a good idea to make a very basic and general ADB guide, or point to someone else's guide, for all Kodi-related how-tos involving ADB.
Installing CWM Recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2295645
This has a link to a one step script that seems to work well, but the version of CWM it installs still needs to be updated for the Bootmenu step ( http://milaq.net/downloads/ouya/misc/rec...8-ouya.zip ). The link also contains manual steps that can be adapted to include the newer version, or someone can update the script.
A user from that thread claims that root is required on the OUYA itself to run the script, but I'm not entirely sure that's true. I'll have to restore my OUYA to an original and unrooted state to test this. If so, another step needs to be included about rooting.
Installing the OUYA Bootmenu: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2692836
Backing up the current OUYA installation.
I don't know if this can be done before an earlier step. I'm also not exactly sure how to do this yet, as I messed up and had to wipe the old install to get the OUYA working again. Feel free to leave any notes/links for this directly on the wiki page.
Installing CM11: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2692843
There are three zip files that get installed while in ADB recovery mode: CM11 for OUYA, Google apps (probably not required, but good to have?), and button mappings for the OUYA controller. All three zip links are in the above forum link.
i followed the first link but totally baffled by what I'm supposed to be doing, please help
1.1 Major install steps that need to be explained
Installing ADB: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2272266
I think we also have some ADB notes on the Fire TV page that might be of use here. It might even be a good idea to make a very basic and general ADB guide, or point to someone else's guide, for all Kodi-related how-tos involving ADB.
Installing CWM Recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2295645
This has a link to a one step script that seems to work well, but the version of CWM it installs still needs to be updated for the Bootmenu step ( http://milaq.net/downloads/ouya/misc/rec...8-ouya.zip ). The link also contains manual steps that can be adapted to include the newer version, or someone can update the script.
A user from that thread claims that root is required on the OUYA itself to run the script, but I'm not entirely sure that's true. I'll have to restore my OUYA to an original and unrooted state to test this. If so, another step needs to be included about rooting.
Installing the OUYA Bootmenu: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2692836
Backing up the current OUYA installation.
I don't know if this can be done before an earlier step. I'm also not exactly sure how to do this yet, as I messed up and had to wipe the old install to get the OUYA working again. Feel free to leave any notes/links for this directly on the wiki page.
Installing CM11: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2692843
There are three zip files that get installed while in ADB recovery mode: CM11 for OUYA, Google apps (probably not required, but good to have?), and button mappings for the OUYA controller. All three zip links are in the above forum link.
2015-08-22, 11:23
Here's another guide that might help: http://ouya.wiki/CyanogenMod_Guide
2015-08-22, 11:39
hi, thanks for the link but its like another language to me i don't understand what I'm doing, thank you
2015-08-22, 13:12
Anyone want to buy an ouya box?