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puoi installa openelec dove ti pare sd/chiavetta , ma per esperienza su ssd è un altra cosa e sd/chiavette dopo un pò di mesi perdono prestazioni.
Di solito la SD è comoda sui portatili cosi non tocchi HD interno.
segui questa guida non è complica:
You need:
- Empty hard drive or be prepared to wipe your drive
- USB stick with openelec installation files
- Copy of your favorite bootable live Linux distribution (e.g. Knoppix) with GParted
- Windows 7 installation media
- A copy of EasyBCD (free for private use)
Then follow this sequence:
- Install openelec from the USB stick (This will wipe your drive!!)
- Restart the computer with your live Linux system and start GParted
- You will see 2 ext4 partitions: openelec boot (~250MB) and openelece storage (rest of your drive's capacity)
- Reduce the size of the storage partition to your prefered value (min. 4GB)
- Create a NTFS partition for Windows (and preferably a NTFS partition for your data)
- Shut down the computer and remove the live Linux media
- Restart the computer with the Windows installation media and install windows
- Restart the computer. It wil boot into Windows. Don't worry that there is no sign of openelec at this point.
- Install EasyBCD and start the program. Create a new boot entry. Select the Linux tab and Syslinux as bootloader. Your openelec boot path will be displayed. Adjust all settings (names, default boot, timeout etc.) and save everything.
- Restart your computer. Voilá, the boot menu will be displayed and you can select between Windows 7 and openelec
2) openeolec :
- ha gli aggiornamenti automatici
- si avvia in pochi secondi
- pesa di meno sul HW, utile per decodifiche SW come h265
windows di solito si usa per addon particolari , schede di registrazione tv ecc
i celeron/atom non viene mai riportata la versione solo "intel HD Graphics " di solito si dice 2000.
