(2015-11-24, 20:50)Lambada123 Wrote: Sorry Matt, but i understand what you mean... Firmware 20151015 are installed, when i look in your Update history there are some newer changes...

I have test your script to fix this FAN issue after hibernate... it works, but when the Chromebox are connected to an AVR it don´t work...

(2015-11-24, 23:33)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-11-24, 20:50)Lambada123 Wrote: Sorry Matt, but i understand what you mean... Firmware 20151015 are installed, when i look in your Update history there are some newer changes...

I have test your script to fix this FAN issue after hibernate... it works, but when the Chromebox are connected to an AVR it don´t work...

2015-10-15 is the latest firmware version, which is confirmed by reading the script version history, both in the OP of this thread, and on my github.

All of the changes to the script since have been to update the version of OpenELEC installed by the script, which again is confirmed by reading the change log.

If you haven't updated to the latest OpenELEC Intel-EGL build (6.0.98-fritsch), then do so using the manual update instructions in the wiki. No fan speed fix is necessary with that version, since the fix is compiled into the kernel. The fix has nothing to do with being connected to an AVR or not and works regardless.

(2015-11-25, 00:44)denz13 Wrote: Sorry to hijack this post, I was just about to create a new post relating to fan speed. The fan on my Asus Chromebox running Kodibuntu 14.2, is constantly on despite CPU utilisation of around 15-20% idle. I'm unable to advise on the CPU temperatures as they show as ? in Kodi however, I'm not sure if that's normal? But the Chromebox itself isn't hot.

Is this possibly relating to firmware version?

(2015-11-25, 01:27)Soli Wrote: The fan is always on at the minimum speed. You can display the temps by issuing "sensors" in a shell.
To show the temps in Kodi, add this to advancedsettings.xml

<cputempcommand>sensors|sed -ne "s/Core 0: \+[-+]\([0-9]\+\).*/\1 C/p"</cputempcommand>
<gputempcommand>sensors|sed -ne "s/temp1: \+[-+]\([0-9]\+\).*/\1 C/p"</gputempcommand>

(2015-11-25, 06:06)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-11-25, 00:44)denz13 Wrote: Sorry to hijack this post, I was just about to create a new post relating to fan speed. The fan on my Asus Chromebox running Kodibuntu 14.2, is constantly on despite CPU utilisation of around 15-20% idle. I'm unable to advise on the CPU temperatures as they show as ? in Kodi however, I'm not sure if that's normal? But the Chromebox itself isn't hot.

Is this possibly relating to firmware version?

absolutely nothing to do with the firmware, it's linux kernel bug, as described in wiki. patches are available to fix if you're comfortable compiling your own kernel. There's also a workaround posted for the mainline OpenELEC builds; the Intel-EGL builds already have the necessary kernel patches compiled in, so no workaround needed.

(2015-11-25, 01:27)Soli Wrote: The fan is always on at the minimum speed. You can display the temps by issuing "sensors" in a shell.
To show the temps in Kodi, add this to advancedsettings.xml

<cputempcommand>sensors|sed -ne "s/Core 0: \+[-+]\([0-9]\+\).*/\1 C/p"</cputempcommand>
<gputempcommand>sensors|sed -ne "s/temp1: \+[-+]\([0-9]\+\).*/\1 C/p"</gputempcommand>

actually, the fan is completely off until the CPU/GPU temp reaches 40°C, then it runs at min speed

(2015-11-25, 16:26)Soli Wrote: The patch is for the fan spinning at high speed for around 10 seconds when resuming. Like I said, the fan is always spinning. Matt was being cheeky, for all intents and purposes, the cpu will never idle below 40c.

(2015-11-25, 15:20)denz13 Wrote: Thanks for the response Matt, are you able to direct me to the kernel patches? I should be able to educate myself on compiling the kernel, hopefully. From what kernel version does the fan issue arise as I've never had this issue before as far as I'm aware. I'm currently running 4.3, but have previously ran 3.19 I believe.

(2015-11-25, 16:26)Soli Wrote: The patch is for the fan spinning at high speed for around 10 seconds when resuming. Like I said, the fan is always spinning. Matt was being cheeky, for all intents and purposes, the cpu will never idle below 40c.

(2015-11-25, 18:11)denz13 Wrote:

(2015-11-25, 16:26)Soli Wrote: The patch is for the fan spinning at high speed for around 10 seconds when resuming. Like I said, the fan is always spinning. Matt was being cheeky, for all intents and purposes, the cpu will never idle below 40c.

Thanks for this, although I appreciate the CPU fan will be spinning, I'm currently experiencing the fan spinning at what appears to be full speed almost all of the time.

(2015-11-27, 04:35)Diesel-Ghost Wrote: Has anyone else ran into the issue of not being able to see the full screen when you open the command prompt window? I am getting a few characters that are cut off and cannot select the correct command when I am trying to backup my hardware before installing Kodi.

Quote:- Many TVs have overscan enabled by default, which will cut off the text display of the ChromeOS shell. Be sure to set your TV to a mode which does not overscan (varies by manufacturer - often called 'just scan', 'exact' 'pixel perfect'; some TVs require you to label the input as a PC).