2015-11-23, 00:53
(2015-11-22, 21:34)pettergulbra Wrote: If that is better than mainline, then that should be the install to go for?
yes, that's what's recommended on the wiki, for good reason.
Quote:Maybe I misunderstand now (not that good in English), do you mean that OE i not that supported like KodiBuntu?
he means that you'll get better support for the OE EGL builds than the mainline builds (because he is supporting them)
Quote:I`m not that good in Linux. PPA?
So as you can see, I`m not good in Linux, mainly used Linux, the little I have used it this past Year (I think), is to try it for the Kodi sake and to have a web browser in Kodi. :-)
PPA = ubuntu software "source." Don't worry, just use the EGL OpenELEC builds.
(2015-11-22, 21:42)alioop Wrote: what do i need to do with the jumper? do i need to find an old jumper to place inside? or i can just go ahead and flash the firmware with only developer mode?
you need to bridge the jumper pins somehow, either with a jumper cap, or a cut-down paperclip, etc. You can't flash the firmware or do anything else until you disable the firmware write-protect via the jumper.
(2015-11-22, 23:15)alioop Wrote: ok so im dont with installing the firmware (stanalone) but now when im going to boot i dont have the option to click ESC it says "the device you inserted does not contain Chrome OS.Try another? "
i guess thats becuase i need to 'Disable Firmware Write Protect' but how do i do thati know where but i dont know how
you didn't flash the firmware - the script doesn't let you if WP is enabled - which is why you're still getting the ChromeOS recovery boot screen.
