2015-06-11, 03:56
Yessir, I can run it again if you want?
2015-06-11, 03:57
(2015-06-11, 03:53)sd26 Wrote: Updated version didn't work. Same result 5 minutes to boot and no LAN. Please make as script so I can revert to a prior to 20140604 version as I've had no trouble in the past. Thanks.
edit: I'm able to reproduce the issue here, will push a fixed firmware later tonight (or if unable to fix, revert to the old firmware).
(2015-06-11, 03:56)wallympls Wrote: Yessir, I can run it again if you want?
worth a try, I don't know why else you wouldn't have video output. what resolution is your display?
2015-06-11, 03:59
i did set the display quick in chrome, would that carry over?
I just tweeked it a little
I just tweeked it a little
2015-06-11, 04:07
I just thought of something here:
I cannot read everything on the screen, so what should I select here?:
"l the latest beta verion (5.95.1)?
the latest stable verion (5.0.8) will be used. (y/N)"
I have been selecting yes. Should I select no??
UPDATE:
I selected no and can read on the bottom line generic.x86_64-5.0.8
Bet this was the problem, I will report back.
I cannot read everything on the screen, so what should I select here?:
"l the latest beta verion (5.95.1)?
the latest stable verion (5.0.8) will be used. (y/N)"
I have been selecting yes. Should I select no??
UPDATE:
I selected no and can read on the bottom line generic.x86_64-5.0.8
Bet this was the problem, I will report back.
2015-06-11, 04:07
(2015-06-11, 03:58)wallympls Wrote: its a 50" plasma
(2015-06-11, 04:07)wallympls Wrote: I just thought of something here:
I cannot read everything on the screen, so what should I select here?:
"l the latest beta verion (5.95.1)?
the latest stable verion (5.0.8) will be used. (y/N)"
I have been selecting yes. Should I select no??
it shouldn't make a difference
2015-06-11, 04:17
It worked. selected no and 508 worked for me.
Wow.
Hey thanks for the help Matt.
best
Wally
Wow.
Hey thanks for the help Matt.
best
Wally
2015-06-11, 04:21
(2015-06-11, 02:24)ZHamburglar Wrote: Ok I'm back with hopefully my last question:
So I've been setting up on a monitor that is 1680 x1050. I then change the resolution to 800 x 600 in order to change devices. Then I can unplug the HDMI and plug it into the TV, then changing the resolution to 1080p from there. The problem is whenever I turn it off, while plugged into the TV it won't display any picture. I'm guessing it is changing to a resolution that isn't supported on the TV. Is there a setting I am overlooking that is causing it to revert to a resolution that won't display on the TV?
I'm really confused what you're trying to do / what the issue is. If you leave everything alone, OE should auto-detect/auto-set the proper resolution at boot. I also wouldn't expect it to display a picture after you turn the box off ;-)
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Whenever I turn on the Chromebox whenever it is connected to the TV it comes up on a resolution that doesn't work (a black screen that says nothing is connected). So in order to get the tv to work I must then connect it to the computer monitor, set the resolution to 800x600, then connect it to the TV and then set it to 1920x1080. I'm just wondering if I am doing something wrong or if there is some setting causing it to do this.
2015-06-11, 04:23
(2015-06-11, 03:57)Matt Devo Wrote:(2015-06-11, 03:53)sd26 Wrote: Updated version didn't work. Same result 5 minutes to boot and no LAN. Please make as script so I can revert to a prior to 20140604 version as I've had no trouble in the past. Thanks.
edit: I'm able to reproduce the issue here, will push a fixed firmware later tonight (or if unable to fix, revert to the old firmware).
Thanks Matt. I can use wireless lan and not reboot until then.
2015-06-11, 04:40
Hello, just downloaded k ubuntu dual boot set up on my chromebox, but upon initial boot I am getting
-bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: Read-only file system
I have no idea what's going on and am new to this whole thing. Is there any way to work around this? I set up ubuntu with the max recommended partition (9GB). Please help!
-bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: Read-only file system
I have no idea what's going on and am new to this whole thing. Is there any way to work around this? I set up ubuntu with the max recommended partition (9GB). Please help!
2015-06-11, 04:50
(2015-06-11, 04:40)pboyle Wrote: Hello, just downloaded k ubuntu dual boot set up on my chromebox, but upon initial boot I am getting
-bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: Read-only file system
I have no idea what's going on and am new to this whole thing. Is there any way to work around this? I set up ubuntu with the max recommended partition (9GB). Please help!
never seen that error before, what version and metapackage?
2015-06-11, 04:59
Downloaded newest, kubuntu-desktop, I think was the option I chose
2015-06-11, 05:21
(2015-06-11, 04:23)sd26 Wrote: Thanks Matt. I can use wireless lan and not reboot until then.
fixed firmware uploaded, good to go
2015-06-11, 06:17
So upon booting, am given a choice of ubuntu, advanced options for ubuntu, memory test, and memory test with a console #. When I choose ubuntu, after logging in as user I get -bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: Read-only file system. Should I reload chrome and start over? I don't know how to avoid this in the future because I didn't deviate from the instructions whatsoever. The initial install worked fine (I assume).
