You need to flash a new splash_auto.bin
720 x 576 24 bit bmp file
Posts by Willo3092
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Do you know how many lines a meta file can contain?
OpenPli doesn't display the meta file synopsis information. I looked to see if there was a way to change the display, but there's no documentation in the programs, and I'm not familiar with this programming style. I only used batch programming with Python.
You only need to bother with the first 4 lines:
1:0:1:C4AE:811:2:11A0000:0:0:0::BLAZE (SERVICE ID, CHANNEL NAME & PICON)
On the Trail of Bigfoot (LIST TITLE)
The Legend: Journey back through the history of one of America's last great mysteries in search of answers to the Bigfoot riddle. (META DESCRIPTION)
1668592800 (RECORDING DATE AND TIME USING UNIX TIME STAMP) (https://www.epochconverter.com)
PLEASE DON'T USE LIVE LINK ;)
USE OPTIONS ON REPLY POST... Sorry
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I just use the Mount Manager to mount NAS shares and other boxes using autofs.
Not sure if it installs software in the background when you set it up though.
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You can try telnet
#!/bin/bash
opkg update
opkg install packagegroup-base-nfs
reboot
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I can't try openpli because they don't do an image for the AX61 but I can't see why it would be different at that level.
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Just tried on ViX 6.7 and still works perfectly.
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All of my boxes use either:
STARTUP_#
or
STARTUP_LINUX_#
I haven't got a H10 though.
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It depends upon the naming of the files in /boot, but this script works on a Zgemma H9 Twin.
The number in line 4 corresponds to which partition it is booting to, so this script is booting to partition 3.
#!/bin/bash
init 4
cd /boot
cp STARTUP_LINUX_3 STARTUP
reboot
exit 0
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If anyone has this problem in the future, I use this method with DreamExplorer.
When the box reboots just set a new password using the passwd command in telnet.
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I bought a set of adapters like this one from fleabay.
I can't remember which size was the right one though.
It hasn't got any markings apart from a 'H'.
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Hello! Please tell me how or what you transform png, jpg on logo.img?
Using the python tools on the github page on post #33
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Thanks KiddaC
As you know, I'm not a coder -
I've cobbled together a plugin with 7 logos for flashing the Hisilicon splash screen.
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Hello, can you tell me how to create images for the boot, because I tried with the right size by naming them logo.img and it didn't work....thank you....
I used the python tool on GitHub:
GitHub - BlackHole/HisiLogoToolContribute to BlackHole/HisiLogoTool development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com -
Just another splash screen for Hisilicon boxes.
Extract the zip and copy logo.img to /tmp
Connect to the box with putty/telnet and cd /tmp
Then issue the following command:
dd if=/tmp/logo.img of=/dev/block/by-name/logo
Reboot and new logo should be there.
Thanks to dpeddi & Ev0-BH from the Blackhole Team for the info
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Yes, flash by USB with the same folder structure as if flashing an image.
Resize as previously stated, convert to bmp and rename to splash_cfe_auto.bin.
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@Willo3092 Hi Mate!
Love the logo of the e2 balls , Would it be possible to make that sly style blue coloured design and compatible with the VU Ultimo?
The info is purely for flashing the splash screen to Hisilicon boxes. The Vu+ has an Arm processor.
You can make your own 720x480 24 bit bmp image and rename to splash_cfe_auto.bin and flash by USB.
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You can flash the splash screen on a hisilicon box from putty/telnet.
I've changed mine on 3 boxes. An AX61 and 2 x SF8008's.
Just copy logo.img to /tmp
Connect to the box with putty/telnet and cd /tmp
Then issue the following command:
dd if=/tmp/logo.img of=/dev/block/by-name/logo
Reboot and new logo should be there.
Thanks to dpeddi & Ev0-BH from the Blackhole Team for the info
These are 2 standard logos and 1 I made myself.
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After some head scratching I've managed to build my own oscam-emu for Arm7 (Vu+ Solo 4K) and it works!
Thanks jenseneverest
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Get yourself an AX61 and bin the Dinobot. You have worn it out!
