[Matt Devo]

Hi everyone,

I have an ASUS CN60 that was previously setup in dual-boot mode (ChromeOS + LibreElec).

Two days ago, it froze on the Kodi Krypton screen. So I decided to factory reset and try updating to Matt's UEFI firmware and going standalone. 

At this point, I've used the LibreElec USB-CD Creator to write 'Generic x86_64' version of LibreElec to a USB.

With the USB in the Chromebox, it is not booting from USB. It keeps going to this screen:

If I press ESC before this screen it brings me to the Boot Options Settings. From there I can get to this screen:

I follow the onscreen instructions to install LibreElec to my Chromebox. Unfortunately, once I reboot, I'm back to the UEFI Interactive Shell v.2.2 screen.

I'm obviously doing something wrong. I've tried 3 different USB sticks in every different USB port on my Chromebox. Still nothing.

Thanks for any help you can provide.
 

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Sounds like the bootorder on your device got messed up and has the EFI shell as highest priority. From the shell, type exit / hit enter (or hit ESC at boot), which will return you to UEFI settings. Go to Boot Manager, and see where the Hard Disk is listed in terms of order. If it's behind/below the EFI shell, then you need to use the Boot Maintenance Manager to reorder the boot devices (putting the Hard Drive first). Normally after an OS install the internal SSD will be the primary, but it seems that didn't happen here.

If your internal drive is listed first and it's still dumping you to the EFI shell, means that booting from the internal drive is failing and it's falling over to the EFI shell