2016-10-17, 01:28
(2016-10-17, 01:10)treml96 Wrote: So I have another question... the LibreELEC version that I used (Generic x86_64, v7.90.007), contained a beta version of Kodi, which may or may not be causing me problems with other add ons. Is there a simple way to change the version of Kodi (or LibreELEC for that matter)?LibreELEC and Kodi are intertwined, you update (or downgrade) them as a single unit. If the addons you want to use aren't fully compatible with Kodi v17 yet, you can downgrade to LibreELEC 7.0.2 (stable) which contains Kodi 16.1. Just create a new USB/SD installer like you did before, but for LE 7.0.2, which is based on Kodi 16.1 (stable).
Quote:Or is the only solution to create a bootable USB with the ISO on it, plug it in and open a terminal, run the ChromeOS device Firmware Utility script, restore stock firmware, do a factory reset, and then reinstall a new version of LibreELEC? I started to do this route but creating the bootable USB with the ISO image was getting slightly confusing for me so I figured I would check with you first.whoa whoa whoa. The Kodi EZ Setup Script is only needed for the initial standalone setup. After that, you do everything else like you would on a standard PC. The only reason to go back to the stock firmware and restore ChromeOS is because you want to use ChromeOS (or sell it as a stock Chromebox).
