2015-10-29, 17:51
(2015-10-29, 11:06)Lambada123 Wrote: Hello Matt,
here is the kernel log for you:
http://sprunge.us/iDCh
everything looks good there - you did run the firmware update script after a fresh boot, correct? If not, that's likely the issue.
(2015-10-29, 16:14)phdlincoln Wrote: Hi Matt,
New to Kodi forum. I got ASUS Chromebox M075, I recently installed Openelec on USB drive using EZ script. I see that KODI on USB drive seems running bit slow.
1) Why running from USB is slow?
well, USB is a lot slower than an internal SSD, but that should only effect the boot time, not once it's booted. USB devices also do vary significantly in speed.
Quote:2) If I copy the contents on to other faster USB drive, do you think it can make things faster? IF yes, what is the best way to copy it?Do you suggest USB/SD which one you suggest??
you can't simply copy the contents to another USB, you'd need to re-run the EZ Setup Script to ensure that the USB is formatted properly for OpenELEC and to ensure a compatible bootloader is installed.
Quote:3) When I press Ctrl-L , then I din't pressed ESC in time... IT is getting stuck with black screen. What might be the issue?
CTRL-L boots the ChromeBox in legacy boot mode. If you haven't installed a dual-boot OS to the internal SSD, then it's trying (and failing) to boot ChromeOS in legacy mode. Since you're just running OpenELEC from USB, I'd recommend you use the 'Update Legacy BIOS' function of the EZ Setup Script and when prompted, choose the option to default to USB boot, so you don't have to worry about hitting ESC in time.
Quote:Thank you
PhdLincoln
welcome
