(2015-03-25, 20:55)nickr Wrote: Openelec has a wiki. If it doesn't answer your question, open a new thread.

(2015-03-26, 00:09)Roby77 Wrote: Just to be sure (i promise that this will be my last topic for a month )

About colour space settings:

On my Panasonic Vt 60 i set it to Auto and even if don't configure kodi to use 16-235 with this settings bluray colours seems perfect (I also use the pattern test as suggested on chromebox wiki)

IF on kodi i set 16-235 menù of kodi seems washed out but bluray looks fine

But if change vt 60 settings to full also bluray get washed out

So my answer is, must i set also colour space to 16-235 in kodi or let panasonic to do colour adjustement ?

(2015-03-26, 00:22)mrnice01 Wrote: I've just bought a Sonnics 1TB USB drive but can't seem to boot off it on by Chromebox.
If I use a usb stick then the boot option appears, if I try with windows installed on the USB hard drive then the boot menu does not appear at it boots straight to the internal drive.
If I try the same thing in my home pc then it boots fine off the Sonnics USB drive.

Any help or ideas would be aprreciated

(2015-03-22, 06:23)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-03-22, 04:49)code_19 Wrote: Hello! Guys I'm in so much trouble here. I really hope you can help me.

I have an Asus Chromebox. Had the dual setup, then attempted to go for the standalone. Did the factory reset, firmware backup, flashed the custom firmware but something went wrong, cause now It won't boot.

if you did a factory reset (which you didn't need to do before switching to a standalone setup), then you no longer have OpenELEC installed, so you need to install it, just like you would if you'd never done the dual boot setup before

Quote:I tried booting from a usb stick with Chromium, but couldn't, cause I forgot to reset the boot options, and I can't choose the usb drive. I press Escape but nothing happens, the boot menu disappears in a second, goes directly to the hard dirve.


Please tell me there is another way to boot from an external drive, so I can restore the firmware backup I got here. Or what can I do to fix this?

Thanks in advance!

no, the boot options have no effect now - you wiped them out when you installed the custom firmware. You're not getting a boot menu b/c the ChromeBox doesn't like your USB stick for whatever reason. All you need to do now is create an OpenELEC usb installer by following the instructions on the OpenELEC wiki, which are linked from the ChromeBox wiki. If it doesn't work with one USB stick, try another or a SD card instead. Once you get OE (re)installed everything will be fine

Quote:curl -L -O http://goo.gl/3Tfu5W
sudo bash 3Tfu5W

Quote:curl -L -O https://db.tt/vUPL3OrH
sudo bash vUPL3OrH

(2015-03-27, 03:34)Matt Devo Wrote: do you have a valid network connection set up before opening the shell? There's no problems with the script files themselves or where they are hosted. Take a picture of the screen so we can see exactly what you are entering and what the resulting error is.