fits it to dreambox 800hd see v2

thanks my friend i try to find the best for dreambox

---suukran--

Some TUTORIAL would have been good... as in SIMPLY worded, short informative sentences, with some images...

Installation is typical: ipk to /tmp and install via RCU...

Configuration is more complex... depending on one's needs... Let's say installing multiple images to a USB stick...

32GB USB stick partitioned into 2:

3GB as media/usb

29GB media/hdd

Send an unpacked/decompressed image to /usb partition of the USB stick, for instance.

Start the plugin > Select Mode > installing > OK > choose /usb partition where the image is > choose the image > you will be guided to the image to install, just keep pressing OK button and then installation begins (it's fast).

Go to Select Mode again > Multiboot > Select the source partition > enigma2 (your /usb partition)

And so on and on... I tried installing, mounting or repacking - nothing worked...

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Not an expert, me... Must ask our coders.....

I didn't see the link to your tutorial in the top post, so thanx for that!

I did unzip it, as I wrote in my post... And I made a 3GB partition but the plugin doesn't know how to partition that space?! We should make 9 (8 + a Swap partition?) or 10 partitions (1 more for new installations?), then? What's the deal with that? For each image 8 or more partitions on a USB stick? If so, that's not very elegant...

I have to study it when I have some more time, this was a quick install...

So, just one partition per image? I think I can manage to partition it in 2-3 parts with my SW, thanx...:rasta2bigsmoke0gf1:

But why did it not install in my test?:unhappy1:

SWAP is a Linux system, so EXT4 would do for all...

Actually, strictly speaking: https://www.howtogeek.com/howt…system-should-you-choose/

"Swap is an option when formatting a drive, but isn’t an actual file system. It’s used as virtual memory and doesn’t have a file system structure. You can’t mount it to view its contents. Swap is used as “scratch space” by the Linux kernel to temporarily store data that can’t fit in RAM. It’s also used for hibernating. While Windows stores its paging file as a file on its main system partition, Linux just reserves a separate empty partition for swap space."

But given it's Linux, I always go for EXT4 for anything related to Linux... It may be technically unnecessary but... ;)

Btw, m8: your screenshots are frequently unusable, since they are very unclear, low resolution...

May I respectfully suggest you increase the resolution... :)

I still do not see how exactly to make that MB plugin work but OK...

Yes, that's possible to read now, thanx...

However, SWAP: "...isn’t an actual file system. It’s used as virtual memory and doesn’t have a file system structure. ...Linux just reserves a separate empty partition for swap space". OK?

But given we are using EXT4 for Linux as modern and relaible/stable formatting, then I format all the Enigma2 partitions in EXT4 and create SWAP file on one of those partitions. It works like a charm... ;)