I am trying to get KODI and TIVIMATE to work on HP Chromebook. 16 GB SSD wiped. Mr. Chromebox installed so BIOS/UEFI/TPM is not an issue.
I have tried Feyd OS, Bliss OS, Prime OS, Phoenix OS, ReMIX OS, Android-X86 OS and a one or two deprecated distros.
My problem are these: KODI will run and TIVIMATE crashes or vice versa. Some OS’s will install/play only one. Some OS’s play both then one crashes and both never work again. Neither are running during the same time only in the same session. I have swapped kernels. I have tried 32 bit versions when available.
I want to use TIVIMATE because it is recommended here and I have a subscribed upgrade to PRO version.
Here’s the kicker…It runs Windows tiny11 perfectly from USB (on1.7 GB RAM) and from the 16GB SSD (@11.7GB no apps loaded). I think it maybe a java error but I am not sure. (error logs by req.)
Specs:
HP ChromeBook 14 SMB
Falco/Broadwell Intel chipset
Intel Celeron 2995U (duo core 1.4 Mhz)
I apologize if this not the correct group to post to. I cannot find a OS forum here/android-x86/Reddit or XDA than can help.
An ideas are appreciated.
Thank you in advance
-N
Tough one here as ive tried most variations. Kodi has its own operating system that die hard kodi users like https://libreelec.tv/ not sure if Tivimate is an option there but might be worth asking in their forum. Another promising OS is https://blendos.co/ Ive tried the others you have listed and no joy 
I will try blendOS.
Iibreelec is a fine idea too…slipped right by me!
I sir, owe you a beer!
God Bless and Have great weekend.
-N
Hi TxRon-
Tried Blend OS. Did not work for both…to bad I really liked that OS. (it is blazing fast)
I did find that a version of Android-x86 that almost fits the need I have.
android-x86_64-8.1-r6-k49.iso
Simple Plain Jane Android that runs KODI and most IPTV software (3.7 GB footprint)
(For others reading this the K49[4.9*] is the linux kernal included by android-x86.org.
It will run Kodi and Smarters and Sparkle and ottNAV.
LibreElec was sorta of a bust but I learned a few pointers.
Thanks Again TxRon!!!
*Debian to my knowledge