(2017-11-19, 17:26)AP0ll0UK Wrote: What are using for 4k x265 content?

So far the nVidia Shield seems to tick all the boxes but they're pricey.

Plus it means my ChromeBox will be retired to a bedroom which seems a bit soon but to be honest it's getting to be more of a problem since I bought a 4k TV.

Sent from my Nexus 6P

(2017-11-17, 18:08)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2017-11-17, 10:10)MuSela Wrote: Hello guys,

When I run the ez-setup script in develpoer mode its says that its read only and can't modify anything. I already removed the write protection screw but it does not work.
After this I read that some devices need to scrape excessive material to remove write protection, but I don't know exactly what needs to be scraped.
Can you help me with this issue and tell me what part need to be scraped? I have asus chromebox m004u and It would be better if u show me on picture.

See the Picture of the error

Thanks

your error has nothing to do with the firmware write protection.  First, you added 'sudo bash' before the script command, which changed you to the root user, which put your home directory as /, which isn't writeable -- hence the read-only filesystem error.  Not sure why you did that, but don't.  Just login as chronos as run the script command *exactly as written.*  Second, you have a typo in the script command -- it's 'https' not 'hhtps.' 

(2017-11-22, 06:10)idyllik Wrote: trying to enable headless mode on an asus chromebox cn60, booting into a live debian install and running the firmware-util.sh script gives me the option of install/update full rom firmware
after selecting it i get the standard warning about bricking which i agree to and after that it just grabs the coreboot_tiano-panther-mrchromebox_20170714.rom, installs the firmware successfully and tells me to hit enter to head back to the main menu

i'm pretty sure it was supposed to ask if i wanted the headless firmware before downloading the new firmware itself, any ideas?

(2017-11-22, 06:28)idyllik Wrote: i see, trying to run freenas which appears to boot fine as long as there's a display but as soon as i unplug it and try to boot without one it just doesn't come up at all
thought i was just missing the option of going headless, might just be a problem with freenas then

(2017-11-22, 06:51)idyllik Wrote: copy that, thanks matt will look into that

if worst comes to worst, is it possible to replace the current uefi firmware with the seabios?
i assume i can go back to stock firmware then upgrade to the legacy firmware?

(2017-11-25, 05:14)tate16t Wrote: I believe it's ChromeOS. How can I confirm this as well?

Thanks