2014-10-16, 03:30
If you must have component, then this is available: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00J22LGYG
2014-10-16, 07:52
Well, following that dumb fix the Rosewill IR605 continues to function flawlessly in 4.2.1.
I can also confirm that the ASUS Xonar U3 USB audio stick functions as plug-and-play. I have not actually tried the SPDIF output just yet, but the option comes up in XBMC, and headphone output is otherwise great (sounds WAY better than the built-in analog audio).
I can also confirm that the ASUS Xonar U3 USB audio stick functions as plug-and-play. I have not actually tried the SPDIF output just yet, but the option comes up in XBMC, and headphone output is otherwise great (sounds WAY better than the built-in analog audio).
2014-10-16, 08:12
(2014-10-16, 03:30)superdesi Wrote: If you must have component, then this is available: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00J22LGYG
Well it is component or SD in this situation. Component will do 720p/1080i (and in some rare instances 1080p) but composite will only do 480 or 576.
Frankly I think the guy would be better to get a Plasma/LCD with HDMI in, but he wants to make use of what he has, which has to be good for the planet and his wallet.
2014-10-16, 09:06
major script update:
- updated to support running under any Linux OS
- added separate firmware update script for bash-less OS, eg OpenELEC
- switched to using OpenELEC disc image for standalone media creation
- reduced unnecessary script verbosity
- updated coreboot firmware to upstream/master HEAD; includes numerous ACPI fixes
- updated SeaBIOS payload to upstream/master HEAD
- updated to support new Acer/Dell Haswell-based ChromeBox models
eventually the separate firmware update script will become a fully-automated XBMC add-on, if I ever get the time
- updated to support running under any Linux OS
- added separate firmware update script for bash-less OS, eg OpenELEC
- switched to using OpenELEC disc image for standalone media creation
- reduced unnecessary script verbosity
- updated coreboot firmware to upstream/master HEAD; includes numerous ACPI fixes
- updated SeaBIOS payload to upstream/master HEAD
- updated to support new Acer/Dell Haswell-based ChromeBox models
eventually the separate firmware update script will become a fully-automated XBMC add-on, if I ever get the time
2014-10-16, 09:46
Hmm, can't do a standalone BIOS update:
Code:
ChromeBox Firmware Updater v1.0
(c) 2014 Matt DeVillier <[email protected]>
**************************************************
!! WARNING !!
This firmware is only valid for Haswell-based Asus/HP/Acer/Dell ChromeBoxes.
Use on any other device will almost certainly brick it.
Do you wish to continue? [y/N] y
Checking if update available...
bash:
<!DOCTYPE
<html>
<head><title>Dropbox
<link
<link
</head>
<body>
<div
<img
</div>
<div
<h1>Error
</div>
</body>
</html>: bad number
Firmware update available (
<!DOCTYPE
<html>
<head><title>Dropbox
<link
<link
</head>
<body>
<div
<img
</div>
<div
<h1>Error
</div>
</body>
</html>)
Reading current firmware
Downloading coreboot firmware
coreboot firmware download checksum fail; download corrupted, cannot flash.
2014-10-16, 16:48
(2014-10-16, 09:46)Sunflux Wrote: Hmm, can't do a standalone BIOS update:
looks like it didn't correctly download the 'latest version' file from dropbox, I've thrown a check in for that. Try again?
2014-10-16, 17:49
For us idiots on the thread....if we're running standalone Openelec, all we need to do is use your new standalone firmware updater script from an SSH terminal...i.e Putty
then....
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/HSZer4
sudo bash HSZer4
....and then we have the latest and greatest?
then....
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/HSZer4
sudo bash HSZer4
....and then we have the latest and greatest?
2014-10-16, 18:23
(2014-10-16, 17:49)onizuka Wrote: For us idiots on the thread....if we're running standalone Openelec, all we need to do is use your new standalone firmware updater script from an SSH terminal...i.e Putty
then....
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/HSZer4
sudo bash HSZer4
....and then we have the latest and greatest?
no 'sudo' needed for OpenELEC, otherwise, yes
2014-10-16, 18:44
(2014-10-16, 17:49)onizuka Wrote: For us idiots on the thread....if we're running standalone Openelec, all we need to do is use your new standalone firmware updater script from an SSH terminal...i.e Putty
then....
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/HSZer4
sudo bash HSZer4
....and then we have the latest and greatest?
Just to clarify
I am on standalone openelec and use connectbot on my tablet to ssh to my chromebox. To update my core boot I just need to enter these commands less sudo and it will update? Sorry if this is a stupid question
2014-10-16, 19:31
When I enter
bash HSZer4
I get
HSZer4: line 1: syntax error: unexpected redirection
bash HSZer4
I get
HSZer4: line 1: syntax error: unexpected redirection
2014-10-16, 19:38
(2014-10-16, 19:31)mcord Wrote: When I enter
bash HSZer4
I get
HSZer4: line 1: syntax error: unexpected redirection
I'm guessing either the script didn't download properly, or you mis-typed something in the curl command
