(2014-12-08, 09:08)tr0nllam Wrote: Has anyone had an issues using the DisplayPort on the Asus Chromebox in Openelec? I am trying to use a DisplayPort to HDMI cable for audio only, but I'm getting nowhere. I've hooked it up to both my TV and computer monitor and I can't get video or audio when it's connected. Does anyone have any possible fixes?

As I was just messing around with it some more, I realized that it does briefly give me a picture while it is booting up, but it goes off before I ever see the Openelec boot image. Any ideas?

(2014-12-08, 13:40)sf56 Wrote: Hi Guys,
While trying to install standalone Ubuntu I reached a point where the system ask me to choose one of the following options:
The computer currently has multiple OS on it. what would you like to do?
1) Erase disk and install Ubuntu
2) Encrypt the new Ubuntu ....
3) Use LVM with the new Ubuntu .....

something else
you can create or resize partitions ....

so, which one should I use assuming I would like to be able to recover chromeOS?

Thanks
SF

(2014-12-08, 13:49)danfloss Wrote: Hi I have my new asus chrome box sitting here in front of me and find i am in a bit of a quandary. I was all set for a stand alone openelec install but am now considering a stand alone Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with a 'boot straight into xbmc' setup so that i can when the need arises have a desktop which i seem to understand supports nexflix hd through chrome browser and Skype. I use Skype a lot, I'm also totally new to ubuntu is there downfalls to this approach

(2014-12-08, 14:41)Human_USB Wrote: Howdy,

Kodi can be installed inside of Ubuntu as well ( http://kodi.wiki/view/Installing_XBMC_for_Linux ), but the overhead of Ubuntu in the background maybe too much....but you will not know until you see it stutter or not as you watch media.

(2014-12-08, 15:44)pglover19 Wrote: Do I need to install a separate app on the ChromeBox to enable SSH connection? I am using Putty and getting the message "Network Error: Connection Refused".

(2014-12-08, 16:11)hdmkv Wrote: Before I get another Chromebox, this time a Acer CXI-2GKM, just want to check if anyone has this and run the script fine for OpeELEC standalone or dual? Noticed Acer has the Intel Celeron 2957U vs. 2955U on ASUS and HP. Assuming should be fine with either chip?

(2014-12-08, 16:38)pglover19 Wrote: My library content is not being updated upon startup.. I have "Update library on startup" enabled. The manual update is working fine. Anyone else having the same problem? I also noticed that there is an XBMC Library Updater Addon as well. Need help..

(2014-12-08, 16:56)leo5111 Wrote: in linux do we have hardware acceleration? all the arm android boxes do not have it because i guess arm wont release the driver source

(2014-12-08, 18:32)movie78 Wrote: My device will freeze and the only to get it back working is to unplug it.
Is there any fix for that?

(2014-12-08, 21:11)pglover19 Wrote: Matt,

I am a newbie to Linux. How do I perform a soft reset to enable SSH? Please advise...

(2014-12-08, 21:23)furii Wrote:

(2014-12-08, 21:11)pglover19 Wrote: Matt,

I am a newbie to Linux. How do I perform a soft reset to enable SSH? Please advise...

ffs google is your friend: https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=openelec%20soft%20reset

(2014-12-08, 16:11)hdmkv Wrote: Before I get another Chromebox, this time a Acer CXI-2GKM, just want to check if anyone has this and run the script fine for OpeELEC standalone or dual? Noticed Acer has the Intel Celeron 2957U vs. 2955U on ASUS and HP. Assuming should be fine with either chip?

(2014-12-09, 01:21)jsp1 Wrote:

(2014-12-08, 16:11)hdmkv Wrote: Before I get another Chromebox, this time a Acer CXI-2GKM, just want to check if anyone has this and run the script fine for OpeELEC standalone or dual? Noticed Acer has the Intel Celeron 2957U vs. 2955U on ASUS and HP. Assuming should be fine with either chip?

The differences between the processors mentioned are extremely small. I don't know if the Acer would work, but you wouldn't see any real benefit from it over the Asus.

Matt, have you noticed that the newer Asus boxes have two screws (both resembling the write protect screw) inside? I'm almost positive my original unit did not.

(2014-12-09, 01:26)Matt Devo Wrote: I have two more Asus units coming it tomorrow, I'll compare to my original unit (purchased at release back in March). My original unit has a screw directly opposite the WP screw, but it doesn't have the ground contacts underneath - it's just a mounting screw.

(2014-12-09, 01:26)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2014-12-09, 01:21)jsp1 Wrote:

(2014-12-08, 16:11)hdmkv Wrote: Before I get another Chromebox, this time a Acer CXI-2GKM, just want to check if anyone has this and run the script fine for OpeELEC standalone or dual? Noticed Acer has the Intel Celeron 2957U vs. 2955U on ASUS and HP. Assuming should be fine with either chip?

The differences between the processors mentioned are extremely small. I don't know if the Acer would work, but you wouldn't see any real benefit from it over the Asus.

Matt, have you noticed that the newer Asus boxes have two screws (both resembling the write protect screw) inside? I'm almost positive my original unit did not.

The Acer works fine (provided the WP screw is correctly removed), I just flashed one a few days ago.

I have two more Asus units coming it tomorrow, I'll compare to my original unit (purchased at release back in March). My original unit has a screw directly opposite the WP screw, but it doesn't have the ground contacts underneath - it's just a mounting screw.

(2014-12-09, 07:42)jsp1 Wrote: Weird, I checked and my early unit did not have the screw opposite of the WP screw, while my new unit did. It also came with an "Intel inside" sticker which wasn't on the old unit. Subtle differences, I wonder if they just forgot the screw on my original.

Does the Acer have two ram slots? The processor isn't really a selling point IMO, although it does support slightly faster ram.