[AttacktheCow]

i am sorry to bother you, but i think i need help.

I just tried to update my standalone build of xbmc 4.something.

I updated the core like this:

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Updating the coreboot Firmware (standalone)
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As of version 3.0 of the script, you can simply re-download/re-run the script under any Linux distro with a full bash shell. The dual-boot related options will be disabled, but the Standalone Setup / coreboot firmware update option will be available.

If you are running a Linux distro which does not have a full bash shell, such as OpenELEC, you should use my standalone firmware updater script from an SSH terminal. This script is only intended to update a ChromeBox already running my custom coreboot firmware (via the EZ setup script), and will not work under ChromeOS/ChromiumOS.

Code:
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/HSZer4
bash HSZer4

Note: the bash command will require using the 'sudo' prefix if not running OpenELEC (since with OE, you are always logged in as the root user). Additionally, this script must be run immediately after booting, otherwise it may fail to detect the current firmware version.

When i try to run it again, it says, that it is already up to date, yet the date of the latest firmware is the 29th of jan. There has been updates since - how can i get those?

You already have the latest firmware (20150129)

But since this seems to have worked somehow, i tried to update openELEC. I pulled newest openelec .tar http://releases.openelec.tv/OpenELEC-Gen...-5.0.2.tar and put it in the /updates folder. I rebooted and it seems as it was installed quite fine.


But i am afraid it was only a "dirty install", since it did not loose any settings or network folders etc. All stayed the same. Since we are supposed to do a fresh setup, i was wondering what i did wrong, and how i can do a clean setup?

Sorry for my english And thanks in advance.