2014-08-15, 19:46
(2014-08-15, 17:10)thePCisDead Wrote: I finally got around to working through Matt's step by step instructions. I ran option 1 in the script for a dual ChromeOS + Open ELEC dual boot. I have the Asus Chromebox with 4 GB of RAM.
If you follow the instructions it works perfectly.
Thanks for your killer script Matt.
OpenELEC on the Asus Chromebox is sweet...
(2014-08-15, 18:08)jmandawg Wrote: Can anyone comment on the performance of windows 8.1 on one of these? My first thought is that it would be very slow, but then again the tablets have atoms in them.
it's perfectly usable for media center duties and web browsing, but like anything else it's relative.
(2014-08-15, 19:20)Stereodude Wrote: The Chromeboxes don't really support Windows. Apparently it is possible to install it to one, but it's not at all trivial to do so.
actually, it's just as straightforward as installing any other OS in standalone mode. Run script, update firmware, boot with USB install media, install OS. Many of the required drivers need to be downloaded/installed separately, but that's true for a lot of other systems as well.
