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The OpenELEC software will automatically pick up the file and start the upgrading process. Once the copying is completed, restart your MX2. Our folder is now made, we just need to copy the TAR file we downloaded into the Update folder. You can now close out of the PuTTY session and refresh your file browser. Note the period that is in front of the update. Once this logs you in, you can type the command “ mkdir /storage/.update“.

The login screen will appear, and the credentials are “root” for the username and “openelec” for the password (both without the quotations). In my case, the IP address was “10.0.10.38”. Open up PuTTY, and type in your IP address in the “Host Name” section. It takes a minute to turn the service on.

Enable the SSH protocol on your MX2 under “System > OpenELEC > Services > SSH”. This process can be done very quickly with SSH and program called “ PuTTY“. If the update folder is not there, you will need to manually add the update folder onto the MX2. Once you have your IP address, open up Windows Explorer and in the address bar type “\\YOUR-IP-ADDRESS-HERE” without quotes and replacing the IP address. On your MX2 running OpenELEC, navigate to “System > System Info” and under the “Summary” find your existing IP address.

A Computer connect to the same network as your MX2.

Our man Codesnake over at XDA, once again has followed through and put our MX2 to the test and successfully ported OpenELEC to the MX2 with Kodi Beta 2. Updating your G-Box Kodi is very straightforward on the new versions of OpenELEC. Today we’ll upgrade our current OpenELEC to the new Kodi beta. This G-Box MX2 update allowed for true 1080p and all the features of XBMC without relying on the Android interface. If you’ve been following our posts the last few days, you’ll remember that we just installed OpenELEC Gotham on our MX2.