hi guys
have edision os mini twin sat tuner,
reciever only has 1 usb front and back,
im going use usb hdd at rear for recordings,
i usually use a usb stick for epg and picons
but will look bad usb sticking out the front,
is it best use usb for epg/picons or can the hard drive be used,
or will the hard drive be spinning constantly then,
cheers
edision os mini
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you can use teh HDD easily enough use a program like easues partition manager and make 2 partuitions on teh HDD
if you have a 4 gig usb stick then say 4igig partition as partition1 n what eva left as partion 2 name 1 as USB n 2 AS HDDthen you will see em both via the stb via same processs as before , off course you can dump what on the USB TICK to partion1 USB on the usb HDD with 2 partions program also been posted by myself on here partion prog i gave above:)
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The hdd would need to be spinning constantly for the picon to show instantly.
If its been idle, it will take a second or two to show the picon before the hdd gets going.
USB or internal flash (if you`ve got enough flash memory) is best location.
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The hdd would need to be spinning constantly for the picon to show instantly.
If its been idle, it will take a second or two to show the picon before the hdd gets going.
USB or internal flash (if you`ve got enough flash memory) is best location.
EPG data would be fine for the HDD.ok great will put epg to hdd,
theres 512mb ram / flash in os mini
would there be enough in this for picons included with a a few basic plugins
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Aye m8, thats more than enough for every plugin, plus picons, with loads of flash memory to spare..
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also mind yoiu can use plugin skin mover or flah exspander to enure enough space in flash to
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[MENTION=237383]Ladder[/MENTION], I've a combo model os-mini with hdd attached at rear.
Epg on hdd and picons on flash without any issue.
Has basic plugins installed as well, and still loads of free flash.
All runs smooth.
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Or simply use a powered USB hub connected to the rear port and attach everything, like an USB stick and a HDD.
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