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cyrusalmighty · 2015-01-03, 07:02

In the OE/ChromeOS dual boot option does the OE OS get installed to internal memory or must I still install to a USB stick or HDD? I also have the "Booting from Hard Disk" message. Now I cant get into either OS. I thought that during the 1st run of the EZ script the internal memory was being repartitioned to use both OS's and on the 2nd run it would install to internal.

leo5111 · 2015-01-03, 07:40

would this be considered a glitch with the script? i did dual boot ubuntu/chrome it asked if i wanted to install xbmc i said yes and im looking everywhere in ubuntu i do not see xbmc Confused

Matt Devo · 2015-01-03, 08:39

(2015-01-03, 07:02)cyrusalmighty Wrote: In the OE/ChromeOS dual boot option does the OE OS get installed to internal memory or must I still install to a USB stick or HDD? I also have the "Booting from Hard Disk" message. Now I cant get into either OS. I thought that during the 1st run of the EZ script the internal memory was being repartitioned to use both OS's and on the 2nd run it would install to internal.

Either you didn't perform a factory reset before the dual boot install, or you set the boot flags before the dual boot install completed.

(2015-01-03, 07:40)leo5111 Wrote: would this be considered a glitch with the script? i did dual boot ubuntu/chrome it asked if i wanted to install xbmc i said yes and im looking everywhere in ubuntu i do not see xbmc

I'm looking into it now, it was working fine prior to the 14.0 stable release

leo5111 · (This post was last modified: 2015-01-03, 08:53 by leo5111.)

what is weird is it is now there, any idea how to install a older version of keymap editor? like the 0.97 or so? it let me map any button on my hausbell h7 the new keymap editor will not let me map the actual play pause button or the actual ff/rr button but the older keymap editor will

Matt Devo · 2015-01-03, 08:55

(2015-01-03, 08:53)leo5111 Wrote: what is weird is it is now there, any idea how to install a older version of keymap editor? like the 0.97 or so? it let me map any button on my hausbell h7 the new keymap editor will not let me map the actual play pause button or the actual ff/rr button but the older keymap editor will

I dunno man, that's a question for the add-on forums. I'd expect you would just need to download/install from zip, but not sure where you'd get it from.

leo5111 · 2015-01-03, 09:32

well for the ubuntu your script installs any idea where to go to get the info how to install programs and packages?

nickr · (This post was last modified: 2015-01-03, 12:34 by nickr.)

Ubuntu.com

Kodi.wiki

hitechrr · 2015-01-03, 15:53

I want to do a dual boot. I can't find info on how to back up the asus firmware before I start. I did one unit in dual boot and one in standalone. I think stand alone works better. My friend wants me to do his box and I want to back it up first. I know how to make a restore disk with the Google app from my PC but I can't find a way to make a total firmware install from the asus.

D-an-W · 2015-01-03, 16:41

The script backups the firmware to USB and also creates the installer on USB (Remove firmware backup first though!) if you still have ChromeOS installed of course as you can't run it from OpenELEC.

hitechrr · 2015-01-03, 17:02

OK. I see that now. Thanks. I think I will do a stand a loan on his box.

gixie · 2015-01-03, 17:59

Hi there,
I have a standalone Ubuntu install with Kodi running as app.
The problem is that sometimes my video hangs while the audio continues playing. The app is unresponsive although at some point it un-hangs and the video resumes.
I am not able to replicate the problem, it occurs randomly.
Any idea guys?

**fritsch** · 2015-01-03, 18:01

See: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid1878227

If you don't trust my custom kernel, install the 3.19-rcX (X > 3) from ubuntu mainline repositories, the firmware is needed anyways.

Ubuntu most likely will never backport that fix.

hitechrr · 2015-01-03, 18:02

I had that before the update to 5

rodalpho · (This post was last modified: 2015-01-03, 19:43 by rodalpho.)

The newest 3.19 in mainline is RC2, did you mean 3.18? Or did you mean the next RC will have your fix?

http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/

**fritsch** · 2015-01-03, 19:53

I told 3.19-rcX cause I meant 3.19-rcX - it was merged in 3.19-rc2 - you need never firmware (as written in my link before).

You can also build my 3.18.1 based kernel yourself: https://github.com/fritsch/linux/commits/ickle75 <- see the upper three commits.