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Both 24 and 25 work fine for me booting from USB sticks and Blu-Ray player.
And I suspect most other people too who use OpenElec from stick.
So it's your problem.
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Please do some reading, before posting such nonsense. It's a common problem with USB 3.0 Sticks, and really, I don't care if YOU have that problem or not. Just read through the Intel Communities and you will find a lot of people, who are annoyed by this issue.
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Can you guys learn to quote properly please?
If I have helped you or increased your knowledge, click the 'thumbs up' button to give thanks :) (People with less than 20 posts won't see the "thumbs up" button.)
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People who follow this thread know what I was talking about. By the way, the link I posted was not just for fun.
Why do you even bother to answer, if your post implies only that you don't believe it's a REAL issue. Like that is helpful... At least by now you should know what I was talking about, and no, I don't HAVE to spell it out for everyone, like I don't expect 99,99% of the people to answer me.
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I am not aware of any NUCs booting from USB3 if that is what you are trying to do. It's i believe a known limitation which is why most pony up for an mSATA drive instead.
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My NUC (Haswell i5) booted from a Lexar 8GB USB 3.0 stick for the original OpenElec Gotham Beta 1 (and now Beta 2) installstick boot. It's also booted from the same type of stick to for an Ubuntu 13.10 Live trial. I've switched to Lexar USB 3.0 sticks for most of my stuff - even with USB 2.0 ports they are definitely faster, and appear to be pretty reliable.
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I tried 4 (!!!) different USB 3.0 Sticks and a USB 3.0 Card reader as a boot drive, with all I have problems booting...
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You can try with one of the brands that have been reported as working in this thread.
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(This post was last modified: 2014-03-17, 08:12 by jimbo223.)
Hi guys so basically I have a choice between the Intel DN2820FYKH0 (Celeron N2820) or Intel DC3217BY (i3 3217U) not sure which is faster, as they are the same price from different shops. Although if the celeron is almost as good for 10 bucks more I can get ram with it in a bundle deal. Just want to play 1080p movies like mp4, mkv and avi nothing crazy watch shows at 720 and watch the odd youtube video.
Just wanting to know, trying to find a comparison in this post ... so many pages.
Thanks.