2014-06-11, 05:27
(2014-06-11, 05:07)trick420 Wrote: For my system, I see that the video switches during the boot sequence. I had to use a DVI to HDMI cable to get the BIOS boot screen. At that point I can choose the boot source. Once I choose, the DVI port switches off and video is now available on the HDMI port. So basically, to get it all working, I had to have two displays up and running. Now that it's all installed (standalone thought, not dual boot) it boots fine, although I never see the BIOS boot screen.
I think I have the same problem. I installed Coreboot and now I can't do anything. It's black from the start and I can't even reach the screen to choose to boot from USB to install OpenELEC or even restore the stock firmware. I don't have a display-port cable to try that either. My only idea right now is to try to restore the stock firmware but i'd need to do it blind with someone telling me exactly what to type.
