You may be using the old script based version. DVBsnoop is not required on the current one. Latest version is 19:00 23 October 2013 r1. Make sure you use the sh4 installer.
Posts by abu baniaz
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Save configs and EMUs from caurrent image.
Install a fresh copy of 15.0 c and see if its the same.
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Are you sure you have Rat's latest bouquet updater installer? Cant seem to find the download.
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Worth bearing in mind that channel details are kept in memory so mereley deleting may not be effective as they may be written back on restart. Some bouquets (owing to names) are not recognised/replaced by programs such as Dreamset.
Try following telnet commands one by one.
Codeinit 4 rm -rf /etc/enigma2/lamedb rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.tv rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.radio init 3 -
Glad you are sorted. You dont need a cross-over cable.
Just in case anybody else stumbles on this thread, flashing guide is
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=11 -
I'm pretty sure that the issue has been caused by the switching off during an upgrade. This would make it a software issue and not the capacitor issue. Perhaps concentrate on that S/W aspect.
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Just reflash the backup image you had
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What is your setting for "Keep all bouquets"?
Yes keeps all other bouquets, no removes all others
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It makes the bouquets like 5ky's ones.
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In what order did you want them?
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Do you get the same issue if you use the Mgcamd for PLI 2.1 / OE 1.6?
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For files, you can ftp to your receiver and save files to PC. Send back to after flashing image.
For chanenl lists, use Dreamboxedit/Dreamset or similar program.
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Pictures of scan seetiings used by Lraizer. Did not require a valid cables.xml file. (Not tested in Pure regions, would be grateful for feedback)
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Best thing to happen would be for PLI to put the dependencies on their feeds.
2nd best option is for someone to make an ipk with all the dependencies.
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Thanks, I'll try that next time.
I know Vix has AutoBouquetsMaker but that's a different program and I've heard it doesn't work as well as "AutoBouquets". So I'm wondering if "AutoBouquets" works on Vix?
Not sure where you heard that ABM does not work as well. Whoever said this should really report the issue so that it gets looked into. ABM works very well.Lraizer's plugin works very well on Vix images, it is the one I use. It is also hosted on the Vix feeds and can be installed through the plugins download menu.
Use either of the two. I suspect the problem lies elsewhere. There are two instances of F1 HD, King of sat only lists one of them.
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There were two issues prior to my response, the one you raised and Channel 117. The first step is same for both issues. I decided to answer in reverse for next step as the 117 issue may be applicable to many more people.
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It is Rat and Snapman work.
With regards to the symlinks, in the menu for AutoBouquets, the location you select for "Create AutoPicon Links" must be in a linux file system. The internal memory is in linux file system. If you have a flash drive that is in linux file sytem, that is fine too. You cannot use a fat32 USB stick for the links.
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Attached is a copy of Rat's/Snapmans' picons for users of AB 28.2 with Autopicons enabled. They ahve already been converted to teh autopicon format. You will need to selct an ext filesystem for the symlinks.
You will only need to change picons when the picture has changed or a new channel takes the epg id of another one. AB 28.2 will look after the rest for you. Please read readme file that comes with Lraizer's AutoBouquets.
24 Apr 2014
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Why that ?
The TM800 used the Philips CPU. Cracking picture quality and media playback.Without going into too much detail...
There is no native PLI images. You are only able to use the modified images from the IQ/4D teams. They have packed so much unnecessary code into it. You will run out of memory very quickly and it will fail on you.
Internal HDD is not detected fro recent HDD, you have to use the USB sata adapter.
Installing another image does not wipe the memory cleanly.
OpenTV epg does not work.
Many plugins do not work.
The fan quickly becomes loud. It is a non-satndard size and replacements will be expensive.If you get it for less than £30 then maybe worth it.
The image by Rjkaard is a good one. However, make a backup so you can restore in case it crashes on you.There are other TM receivers (as well as other brands) that would be better. Consider the Nano with HDD kit or the Nano 2T.
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very little support for them these days
Sorry, couldnt resist this. There is no support for them.
