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New Enigma2 now available for all HD Dreambox!
The only this week for the HD DM7020 Enigma2 published HbbTV, HDMI-CEC and the new Linux kernel 3.2, is now for all HD Dreambox available!

The wait is now also available for users of a DM8000, DM800, DM500 HD DM800SE and over: The new OE 2.0 was just released that is also for this legend boxes!

The new features are basically the same like with the image for the DM7020 HD. There are only a small restriction on the DM8000: Due to the DVI is HDMI-CEC technically possible, unfortunately, not easily contained and therefore not in the new image. The DM7020 HD DM500 HD and DM800SE thereof are not affected, since all three have a true boxing legend HDMI port.

The other new features are identical with the new DM7020 Enigma2 for the HD, so I refer at this point in the article published a few days ago: New Enigma2 is with HbbTV and Linux kernel 3.2 as

In contrast to the DM8000 and DM7020 HD, the other HD Dreamboxen a comparatively small flash memory. Therefore, in the smaller Dreamboxen the browser and not HbbTV of this house, but can subsequently be easily installed via the Software Manager. Above all, users of a DM800SE but should consider not outsource the image onto a USB stick. In this way not only the browser and HbbTV fits easily, but it can still many additional plug-ins and Picon loaded directly into the flash or USB drive and no longer have to have to be outsourced.

In addition to the new image now also a detailed changelog has been released. Many of the inn***tions were already known: HDMI-CEC, HbbTV, web browser, new HD skin, DLNA, and the Linux kernel 3.2.

From the changelog shows that there were additional driver updates. There are several improvements to the vtunern and the HDMI hotplug worked.

But most of the inn***tions and improvements still involves himself Enigma2 It should be mentioned especially the new notification manager. This collects all status and error messages from Enigma2, while the Dreambox is in standby. Especially with (abortive) or timers for call notification call with Fritz is certainly an interesting inn***tion.

It is already included the possibility of unencrypted Blu-ray playback. That's probably been the first inn***tions from the already-Dreambox blog featured Blu-ray support to the Dreambox , which was to follow in the coming weeks and months in full.

Besides the aforementioned DLNA Media Server is now also a UPnP client on board. This is however only intended for plugin developers, since some methods and functions are provided. It should also give this a few sample programs in which the possibilities of this system plugins are shown.

As always there is the image with the matching changelog on dreamboxupdate.com . Please written before the update to the new OE 2.0 is a backup of the existing images to be necessary to switch back to just the old version, even if the new OE 2.0 seems to work very stable.

For more information about the new Enigma2 is also in this article .

To configure your Dm800 to boot from a USB stick, all that is required:

A USB stick that is supported by your DB.
A telnet connection to access your DB.
The image.nfi you want to install.
Nfidump to extract your desired image & kernel.

If you don't have a Linux PC available, setting up the USB stick on your DB will probably be easier than attempting to do it on a M$ or Apple PC. Unfortunately, during the process of writing this guide, I noticed that my DM800 OpenPLi image has no ability to create a vfat (Windows) filesystem. As this is required to boot from USB, a PC that is able to create a vfat filesystem may also be required.

This basic procedure will most likely also work on other similar models, such as the 800se, 7020hd, 8000, etc... If anyone verifies it works, or not, please edit this wiki entry or let hemispherical1 know.

Note: This form of manual USB booting sounds quite similar to what the DUMbBOot loader is supposed to do. Personally, I was never able to get DUMBO to work on my box. Unlike DUMBO though, this method allows you to install multiple images on the same USB stick, although requiring one to enter the BIOS to select different images to boot. More info on multiple image setup in the Final Thoughts section.

USB Partitioning

Plug your USB stick into your DB, then telnet/ssh into the box. I think many image will automatically mount the USB when you plug it in, but it needs to be unmounted for preparation. Verify what device the USB stick is. If you have no hard drive installed, it's probably /dev/sda, if there is a hard drive, it's probably /dev/sdb, etc...

Use the "df" command to see if it is mounted, & if so, use the umount command to unmount, something like:

... or something similar, depending on your setup...

Note: I downloaded & installed fdisk through OpenPLi's package management (opkg), by default OpenPLi uses sfdisk which I don't like. Feel free to use whatever method you prefer to partition & configure your USB stick.

Caution, all data on the USB will be lost! In telnet:

A. fdisk /dev/sdb <enter> (or whatever device your USB actually is)

B. p <enter> (print the current partition table)

C. d <enter> (delete any existing partitions, answer the on screen questions)

D. p <enter> (verify all existing partitions were removed)

Note: The average vmlinux.gz (kernel) file size is less than 2MB. A 10MB partition for the kernels & 200MB or more for the actual image should be fine. If you want your image to have gigabytes of space, make it's partition larger. If you want to install multiple images on the stick, create 3 or 4 primary partitions, but all images can use the same small vfat partition for the 1-3 kernels.

E. n <enter> (add a partition)

F. p <enter> (create 2-4 primary partitions, follow on screen directions)

Use the default starting point and the command +10M to create the small kernel partition & follow the on screen instructions to create the large image partition/s. i.e. +200M for 200MB partition, +1G for a 1 GB partition, etc...

G. p <enter> (verify the partition layout is acceptable)

H. t <enter> (change partition type menu)

I. 1 <enter> (select small kernel partition, 1 in this case)

J. b <enter> (selects windows vfat partition type)

K. a <enter> (toggle bootable flag menu)

L. 1 <enter> (set bootable flag on for the kernel/vfat partition)

M. p <enter> (verify the changes made)

N. w <enter> (save all changes made to the USB partition layout)

Note: fdisk may give a warning about having created a DOS partition, it may be ignored for our purposes.

USB Formatting

Now that the USB stick is partitioned and set up for use, it's time to format it (create the filesystems). Again, in telnet:

A. mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb2 <enter> (create the ext3 filesystem for the image partition)

B. mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1 <enter> (create the vfat filesystem for the kernel partition)

At this point I noticed my OpenPLi image has no function for creating vfat/DOS file systems! I guess that is understandable, after all the DB does use a bare bone OS, it can't contain everything. I can't even find a downloadable package to add support... Looks like the usb stick will need to be transferred to a Linux or Windows PC to format the first (kernel) partition.

On a Linux PC, simply plug the USB stick in & figure out what device it is. MAKE SURE you have the correct device or you'll wipe out something you didn't intend, like your hard drive. On the terminal:

mkfs.vfat /dev/sd?1 <enter> (where ? Is the proper device)

WinXP Detour

Plug your USB stick into your XP PC (I assume Win7/8 procedure would be similar). Open up my computer and double click on the USB stick, the following prompt should appear

Select "Yes"...

Verify that Windows is only formatting the small ?kernel? partition, not the entire stick, i.e. 10MB above, click "Start".

Select "OK" to format the partition.

Congratulations, the M$ crap is over (sorry again) and you're USB stick is ready to receive your desired image.

USB Population

Locate & install gutemine's nfidump. OpenPLi includes it in it's download (opkg) feeds.

Copy the image.nfi you've chosen to boot from USB to your DB, I recommend to your DB's hard drive or /tmp. In this example we're using openpli-enigma2-2.1-dm800.nfi & copying it to the DB's /tmp/.

In telnet:

Create the mount points, in this example we'll use /media/hdd/sdb1 & media/hdd/sdb2:

A. mkdir /media/hdd/sdb1 <enter>

B. mkdir /media/hdd/sdb2 <enter>

Mount your USB sticks partitions to these newly created mount points.

C. mount /dev/sdb1 /media/hdd/sdb1 <enter>

D. mount /dev/sdb2 /media/hdd/sdb2 <enter>

Now extract your desired image to /media/hdd/sdb2 using nfidump.

E. nfidump /tmp/openpli-enigma2-2.1-dm800.nfi /media/hdd/sdb2 <enter>

Your image is now installed to the correct partition on your USB stick. Next we copy the kernel from the newly installed image to the smaller kernel partition on your USB stick, /media/hdd/sdb1.

F. cp /media/hdd/sdb2/boot/vmlinux.gz /media/hdd/sdb1 <enter>

The next step will be to create the autoexec.bat file on the kernel partition (sdb1), containing the information necessary for the DB to know how to boot, such as the kernel name, filesystem location, etc.

Personally I use the vi editor, but I'm not about to start trying to explain it's use here. Use whatever editor you're comfortable with, but remember:

If you create the file in a Windows editor, I'd suggest running dos2unix on it after copying it back to the USB stick.

dos2unix /media/hdd/sdb1/autoexec.bat <enter>

The contents of the autoexec.bat file will look something like:

/usb/vmlinux.gz console=null rootdelay=10 root=/dev/sdb2 rootfstype=ext3 rw

... all on one line. A brief overview:

/usb/vmlinux.gz (kernel name & location)

console=null (leaves the serial port open to add card readers, etc.)

rootdelay=10 (gives extra time for the USB stick to respond)

root=/dev/sdb2 (the root filesystem's partition)

rootfstype=ext3 (the root filesystem type)

rw (mount the filesystem with read/write permissions)

The previous descriptions aren't required knowledge, but I figured anyone that made it this far might actually find the information interesting. Feel free to disregard...

We're in the home stretch now. All that is left is to configure the DB to boot from USB by default, rather than it's flash.

Configure The Dm800

Put your DB into "stop mode", as if you were flashing it through the web interface, i.e. power it up while depressing the standby/power button until the OLED reads "stop". Telnet to your DB and you will be dumped into the box's BIOS. Use your keyboard arrow buttons to navigate to the 4th tab, "boot", and again down to the Primary Boot Source.

Use your page up & down keys to change it from flash to usb, then enter /autoexec.bat into the field to the right. Change the Secondary Boot Source to flash. Navigate to the "Exit" tab again using your arroe keys.

Note: To change tabs you need to be in a field that the arrow keys work from, try Default Boot Sources, Enable Prerun, Change Command Line, etc...

Use the arrow keys to navigate to "Save Settings and Reboot" & press enter. If your USB stick is plugged in it should boot up, if not, your DB should boot the image in flash. Booting from USB is a bit slower than from flash, so don't panic if it takes a couple minutes to boot. You can also watch the OLED on bootup and it will tell you what it is booting from.

Congratulations, you now have your DB running directly off of your USB stick!!!

Even if you don't use it often, it could be handy to keep a USB stick configured & ready to use as a Rescue Disk. This would also come in handy in the rare case that your flash chip dies.

Final Thoughts

Unlike some other "multi-boot" methods, this method does not mix kernels, drivers, & binaries from different images. Each running image is completely independent from any other image that may also be installed. This eliminates strange problems that can occur occasionally.

In the past I've run into trouble trying to use an image extracted from a backup for use with Network Boot, which is similar to USB boot. Although slightly more complicated (setting up DHCP, NFS, & TFTPD servers) than USB booting, the basic DB configuration is similar between the 2 methods. Extracting an actual released image may work better than trying to extract from a backup. Your mileage may vary...

As I mentioned earlier, it is possible to install multiple images on the USB stick. Each image requires it's own partition. I don't know if the DB will boot from an extended partition, I have no need to try it. Feel free to test for yourself if you need more than 3 images on a stick (primary partitions are limited to 4).

For multiple images, each image's kernel must have a unique name, so they can all coexist in the kernel partition. Something like vmlinux_pli.gz, vmlinux_sif.gz, etc. Each image & kernel also needs a uniquely named autoexec.bat file, something like autoexec_pli.bat, autoexec_sif.bat, etc... Each autoexec.bat file must also be edited, pointing at it's correctly named kernel & the partition that holds it's root filesystem, i.e. /usb/vmlinux_pli.gz, etc. & root=/dev/sdb2, root=/dev/sdb3, etc...

To choose which image to boot you'd have to go into the DB's BIOS and edit the Primary Boot Source to point at it's specific autoexec.bat file, save changes & reboot as we did above. You may also experiment with other configurations & Boot Sources in the BIOS.

Source:

[url=http://openpli.org/wiki/DM800USBBoot]OpenPLi Wiki: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick[/url]

To configure your Dm800 to boot from a USB stick, all that is required:

A USB stick that is supported by your DB.
A telnet connection to access your DB.
The image.nfi you want to install.
Nfidump to extract your desired image & kernel.

If you don't have a Linux PC available, setting up the USB stick on your DB will probably be easier than attempting to do it on a M$ or Apple PC. Unfortunately, during the process of writing this guide, I noticed that my DM800 OpenPLi image has no ability to create a vfat (Windows) filesystem. As this is required to boot from USB, a PC that is able to create a vfat filesystem may also be required.

This basic procedure will most likely also work on other similar models, such as the 800se, 7020hd, 8000, etc... If anyone verifies it works, or not, please edit this wiki entry or let hemispherical1 know.

Note: This form of manual USB booting sounds quite similar to what the DUMbBOot loader is supposed to do. Personally, I was never able to get DUMBO to work on my box. Unlike DUMBO though, this method allows you to install multiple images on the same USB stick, although requiring one to enter the BIOS to select different images to boot. More info on multiple image setup in the Final Thoughts section.

USB Partitioning

Plug your USB stick into your DB, then telnet/ssh into the box. I think many image will automatically mount the USB when you plug it in, but it needs to be unmounted for preparation. Verify what device the USB stick is. If you have no hard drive installed, it's probably /dev/sda, if there is a hard drive, it's probably /dev/sdb, etc...

Use the "df" command to see if it is mounted, & if so, use the umount command to unmount, something like:

... or something similar, depending on your setup...

Note: I downloaded & installed fdisk through OpenPLi's package management (opkg), by default OpenPLi uses sfdisk which I don't like. Feel free to use whatever method you prefer to partition & configure your USB stick.

Caution, all data on the USB will be lost! In telnet:

A. fdisk /dev/sdb <enter> (or whatever device your USB actually is)

B. p <enter> (print the current partition table)

C. d <enter> (delete any existing partitions, answer the on screen questions)

D. p <enter> (verify all existing partitions were removed)

Note: The average vmlinux.gz (kernel) file size is less than 2MB. A 10MB partition for the kernels & 200MB or more for the actual image should be fine. If you want your image to have gigabytes of space, make it's partition larger. If you want to install multiple images on the stick, create 3 or 4 primary partitions, but all images can use the same small vfat partition for the 1-3 kernels.

E. n <enter> (add a partition)

F. p <enter> (create 2-4 primary partitions, follow on screen directions)

Use the default starting point and the command +10M to create the small kernel partition & follow the on screen instructions to create the large image partition/s. i.e. +200M for 200MB partition, +1G for a 1 GB partition, etc...

G. p <enter> (verify the partition layout is acceptable)

H. t <enter> (change partition type menu)

I. 1 <enter> (select small kernel partition, 1 in this case)

J. b <enter> (selects windows vfat partition type)

K. a <enter> (toggle bootable flag menu)

L. 1 <enter> (set bootable flag on for the kernel/vfat partition)

M. p <enter> (verify the changes made)

N. w <enter> (save all changes made to the USB partition layout)

Note: fdisk may give a warning about having created a DOS partition, it may be ignored for our purposes.

USB Formatting

Now that the USB stick is partitioned and set up for use, it's time to format it (create the filesystems). Again, in telnet:

A. mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb2 <enter> (create the ext3 filesystem for the image partition)

B. mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1 <enter> (create the vfat filesystem for the kernel partition)

At this point I noticed my OpenPLi image has no function for creating vfat/DOS file systems! I guess that is understandable, after all the DB does use a bare bone OS, it can't contain everything. I can't even find a downloadable package to add support... Looks like the usb stick will need to be transferred to a Linux or Windows PC to format the first (kernel) partition.

On a Linux PC, simply plug the USB stick in & figure out what device it is. MAKE SURE you have the correct device or you'll wipe out something you didn't intend, like your hard drive. On the terminal:

mkfs.vfat /dev/sd?1 <enter> (where ? Is the proper device)

WinXP Detour

Plug your USB stick into your XP PC (I assume Win7/8 procedure would be similar). Open up my computer and double click on the USB stick, the following prompt should appear

Select "Yes"...

Verify that Windows is only formatting the small ?kernel? partition, not the entire stick, i.e. 10MB above, click "Start".

Select "OK" to format the partition.

Congratulations, the M$ crap is over (sorry again) and you're USB stick is ready to receive your desired image.

USB Population

Locate & install gutemine's nfidump. OpenPLi includes it in it's download (opkg) feeds.

Copy the image.nfi you've chosen to boot from USB to your DB, I recommend to your DB's hard drive or /tmp. In this example we're using openpli-enigma2-2.1-dm800.nfi & copying it to the DB's /tmp/.

In telnet:

Create the mount points, in this example we'll use /media/hdd/sdb1 & media/hdd/sdb2:

A. mkdir /media/hdd/sdb1 <enter>

B. mkdir /media/hdd/sdb2 <enter>

Mount your USB sticks partitions to these newly created mount points.

C. mount /dev/sdb1 /media/hdd/sdb1 <enter>

D. mount /dev/sdb2 /media/hdd/sdb2 <enter>

Now extract your desired image to /media/hdd/sdb2 using nfidump.

E. nfidump /tmp/openpli-enigma2-2.1-dm800.nfi /media/hdd/sdb2 <enter>

Your image is now installed to the correct partition on your USB stick. Next we copy the kernel from the newly installed image to the smaller kernel partition on your USB stick, /media/hdd/sdb1.

F. cp /media/hdd/sdb2/boot/vmlinux.gz /media/hdd/sdb1 <enter>

The next step will be to create the autoexec.bat file on the kernel partition (sdb1), containing the information necessary for the DB to know how to boot, such as the kernel name, filesystem location, etc.

Personally I use the vi editor, but I'm not about to start trying to explain it's use here. Use whatever editor you're comfortable with, but remember:

If you create the file in a Windows editor, I'd suggest running dos2unix on it after copying it back to the USB stick.

dos2unix /media/hdd/sdb1/autoexec.bat <enter>

The contents of the autoexec.bat file will look something like:

/usb/vmlinux.gz console=null rootdelay=10 root=/dev/sdb2 rootfstype=ext3 rw

... all on one line. A brief overview:

/usb/vmlinux.gz (kernel name & location)

console=null (leaves the serial port open to add card readers, etc.)

rootdelay=10 (gives extra time for the USB stick to respond)

root=/dev/sdb2 (the root filesystem's partition)

rootfstype=ext3 (the root filesystem type)

rw (mount the filesystem with read/write permissions)

The previous descriptions aren't required knowledge, but I figured anyone that made it this far might actually find the information interesting. Feel free to disregard...

We're in the home stretch now. All that is left is to configure the DB to boot from USB by default, rather than it's flash.

Configure The Dm800

Put your DB into "stop mode", as if you were flashing it through the web interface, i.e. power it up while depressing the standby/power button until the OLED reads "stop". Telnet to your DB and you will be dumped into the box's BIOS. Use your keyboard arrow buttons to navigate to the 4th tab, "boot", and again down to the Primary Boot Source.

Use your page up & down keys to change it from flash to usb, then enter /autoexec.bat into the field to the right. Change the Secondary Boot Source to flash. Navigate to the "Exit" tab again using your arroe keys.

Note: To change tabs you need to be in a field that the arrow keys work from, try Default Boot Sources, Enable Prerun, Change Command Line, etc...

Use the arrow keys to navigate to "Save Settings and Reboot" & press enter. If your USB stick is plugged in it should boot up, if not, your DB should boot the image in flash. Booting from USB is a bit slower than from flash, so don't panic if it takes a couple minutes to boot. You can also watch the OLED on bootup and it will tell you what it is booting from.

Congratulations, you now have your DB running directly off of your USB stick!!!

Even if you don't use it often, it could be handy to keep a USB stick configured & ready to use as a Rescue Disk. This would also come in handy in the rare case that your flash chip dies.

Final Thoughts

Unlike some other "multi-boot" methods, this method does not mix kernels, drivers, & binaries from different images. Each running image is completely independent from any other image that may also be installed. This eliminates strange problems that can occur occasionally.

In the past I've run into trouble trying to use an image extracted from a backup for use with Network Boot, which is similar to USB boot. Although slightly more complicated (setting up DHCP, NFS, & TFTPD servers) than USB booting, the basic DB configuration is similar between the 2 methods. Extracting an actual released image may work better than trying to extract from a backup. Your mileage may vary...

As I mentioned earlier, it is possible to install multiple images on the USB stick. Each image requires it's own partition. I don't know if the DB will boot from an extended partition, I have no need to try it. Feel free to test for yourself if you need more than 3 images on a stick (primary partitions are limited to 4).

For multiple images, each image's kernel must have a unique name, so they can all coexist in the kernel partition. Something like vmlinux_pli.gz, vmlinux_sif.gz, etc. Each image & kernel also needs a uniquely named autoexec.bat file, something like autoexec_pli.bat, autoexec_sif.bat, etc... Each autoexec.bat file must also be edited, pointing at it's correctly named kernel & the partition that holds it's root filesystem, i.e. /usb/vmlinux_pli.gz, etc. & root=/dev/sdb2, root=/dev/sdb3, etc...

To choose which image to boot you'd have to go into the DB's BIOS and edit the Primary Boot Source to point at it's specific autoexec.bat file, save changes & reboot as we did above. You may also experiment with other configurations & Boot Sources in the BIOS.

Source:

[url=http://openpli.org/wiki/DM800USBBoot]OpenPLi Wiki: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick[/url]

hi along,

after I install it, restart, stop the
Sundtek console via usb-sticks have become a little stale
is, I made this little "plug".

The plugin is basically a simple GUI for the
"sun_dvb.sh" script and allows the
development of the driver to load and install Sundtek homepage
and then the individual start automatically, start, stop, and info
call functions (similar to the scripts in / usr / script).

Copy the plugin via FTP to / tmp
and install via the console:

cd /tmp
opkg install enigma2-plugin-extensions-sundtekcontrolcenter*

This is my first plugin, so please be merciful
and do not fall equally upon me,
if something is not working.

but I hope that everything goes so far ...

Thank you for emanuel [+ all plugins] Enigma2 plugin tutorial Ihad

Have fun testing ...
giro.

ps: if something does not work with the plugin, please post here!
if ... something with the usb stick does not fit in the corresponding Sundtek threads

sundtekcontrolcenter v1.2.0_r1 no OE2.0 version!

- Update: little new feature (better readability) when viewing the Sundtek driver version.
- Update: more functions are accessible using the "Menu" - button.
- Update: Backup and Restore function (HDD required) Sundtek added for drivers and configuration files.
- Update: added support for configuration file Sundtek
- Update: 2 tuner support added via configuration file.

Keys:
plugin = red exit
green settings = Enable
yellow = stop tuner
(linked to restart enigma2) tuner = blue start

Menu = other functions ...
OK = green settings = Enable
Info = information indicates tuner
Bouquet + = driver install / upgrade
Bouquet - = scan network.

Images based on OE 2.0 and Gemini3

The GeminiPlugin3 will not work in the new image.
The architecture name has changed, is no longer "mipsel".
Sample all the packages in our "mipsel" are to be rebuilt (and not just because of the name).
We can but only if DMM creates a possibility that you yourself can create an image.
And since that's not the case, we just dance in the May 1.

i-have-a-dreambox.com | Dreambox - Support | Gemini 3 BluePanel | Images auf Basis OE 2.0 und Gemini3

Dreambox LIVE app brings television and more on iPad and iPhone. Now Available!

Hi all,

I would like to introduce my Dreambox LIVE app, with which you can watch TV without a PC / Mac to the iPad and iPhone.

features:
- Watch TV and recording directly from the Dreambox (no HD-TV)
- Bouquets are taken from the Dreambox
- EPG from Dreambox
- Quick and easy installation
- Easily switch between multiple Dreamboxen
- Smarter channel change only if it is necessary, (multi-tuner)
- Landscape-/Portrait-Ansicht

System Requirements:
- IPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4th Generation or more
- IOS 4.0 (4.2 for iPad) or better
- Any Dreambox with Enigma 2 (DM8000, DM800, ...)
- (802.11n highly recommended) A fast and stable Wi-Fi connection between the two devices

For more information visit the website:
Dreambox LIVE

App Store:
App Store

Trailer:
Dreambox LIVE streams live TV to your iPad and iPhone. Now available on the App store! - YouTube

Pictures:

Unfortunately, the images OE .2.0.0, Flash is not supported in the browser.:confuse:

linuxsat-support.com/cms/attachment/7675/

Finally prz release the final SR4 trial tuner driver v.1:0.0-B GPL license

NOTE*** DISABLE THE USBTUNER - VTUNER NOT WORKING

(both not workinkg for now)

Feature:

1 dvb-s tuner TESTED AND WORKING!
2 dvb-t tuner TESTED AND WORKING!
3 dvb-c tuner TESTING...

Yes there are 3 real indipendent tuners!! Frequencies, symbol rate and inversion are patched on the fly for dvbt/c . It works with original terrestrial.xml.
It can be use normal vhannibal settings/cyrus settings or other setting scanned with any dvb-t devices!!!

Verra' rilasciata una prima immagine patchata e .ipk per installarlo su tutte le altre.

fate riferimento per le altre news sempre sulla hompage ufficiale PRZ

Cul8R!

Open AAF DM 8000 Release Image 01.05.2012

Image Änderungen seit dem 18.04

- OpenPli Updates, vielen Dank an das OpenPLi Team für die großartige Arbeit
- OpenVix Update, vielen Dank an Andy Black
- Plugin Filter (Selektieren und Anzeigen von Plugins im Download Manager, neue Kernel Module zugefügt.)
- Timeshift abschaltbar zugefügt (Standard = Timeshift an)
- "Python" Camstarter Setup zugefügt (Neustart Versuche können angegeben werden)
- Camstarter Startmodus zugefügt (Wahlweise Python oder Linux init.d)
- Software Manager ins OpenAAF Panel zugefügt (Software Update, Einstellungen sichern, Einstellungen wiederherstellen, Auswahl der Backup Dateien)
- Einstellungen sichern: Eine Liste der installierten Plugins wurde zugefügt
- Einstellungen wiederherstellen: Netzwerk Neustart zugefügt, Plugins wiederherstellen
- USB-HDD Fix, wenn der Hardwaretimer im Standby verwendet wurde
- Radio Taste Fix (Zeigt Radio)
- Standard Kanalliste aktualisiert (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Webinterface update: Fix für das Softcam Panel
- Fix Cool Easy TV Skin
- Fix Cool Uni TV Skin
- Fix Permantenttimeshift und Timeshift: Läuft nun auch direkt auf dem Startkanal
- Update Webmedia 7.0 auf dem Feed
- Update der AAF default Picons (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Autoscript für das Swapfile (64MB) wird auf einem USB Stick angelegt. Für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD (infolge wenig Speicher)

Hinweis für den Backup/Wiederherstellung der Settings:

Einstellung sichern erstellt eine Datei mit den installierten Plugins.
Wenn der Software Manager feststellt, dass diese Datei vorhanden ist beim Restore, wird nachgefragt ob die fehlenden Plugins installiert werden sollen. Nur Plugins welche noch nicht installiert sind und im vorherigen Image installiert waren werden installiert. Natürlich müssen die Plugins nicht installiert werden, es könne einzelne selektiert werden.
Nach dem Restore wird das GUI wie immer neu gestartet (auch wenn keine Plugins installiert wurden).

Hinweis für das Swapfile für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD:
Infolge von wenig Speicher brauchen diese Boxen ein "Swapfile" für das saubere Funktionieren.
Das "Swapifle" wird beim ersten Booten erstellt.
Stelle sicher, dass Du einen USB-Stick (FAT32 formatiert) mit mindestens 64MB freien Speicher eingesteckt ist.
Der USB-Stick darf nicht im Betrieb (auch nicht Standby) abgezogen werden!!

changes from 18.04 image:

- openpli Updates, big thx to openpli team for the great work
- openvix Updates, bix thx to Andy Black
- plugin filter (select show plugins in download manager, added kernel modules)
- add timeshift = enable/disable
- add Python camstarter setup (restart attempts)
- add startmode camdstarter (Python camstarter or linux init.d)
- add Software Manager in OpenAAF Panel (software update, backup settings, restore settings, select backup files)
- backup settings, add installed plugins list to backup file
- restore settings, add restart network, install plugins after restore
- fix USB-HDD when ussing hardwaretimer for standby
- fix radio button (showRadio)
- update default channel list (german HD channels)
- update webif (fix for softcam panel)
- fix cooleasytv skin
- fix cool uni tv skin
- fix permanenttimeshift and timeshift, works now also on the start channel
- update Webmedia7.0 on feed
- update aaf default picons for new german tv´s
- script create a swapfile (64Mb) on a USB stick for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd (low mem)

Note to backup/restore settings:

Backup settings will create a file with installed plugins.
When the Software Manager notice this file after restore it will ask you if you want to install the missing plugins.
Only plugins that are not installed and they are installed on previous image, will be installed.
Ofcourse you can cancel or select the plugins to install.
After restore there will be a restart gui, like always (even if you cancel install plugins).

Note to swap file for for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd:

Because of the low memory these boxes need a swapfile to run properly.
The swap file will be created the first time you boot.
Make sure you have a USB-stick FAT32 with at least 64Mb free space connected to a USB port.
Don't remove this stick while running !!

Download

Open AAF DM 7020HD Release Image 01.05.2012

Image Änderungen seit dem 18.04

- OpenPli Updates, vielen Dank an das OpenPLi Team für die großartige Arbeit
- OpenVix Update, vielen Dank an Andy Black
- Plugin Filter (Selektieren und Anzeigen von Plugins im Download Manager, neue Kernel Module zugefügt.)
- Timeshift abschaltbar zugefügt (Standard = Timeshift an)
- "Python" Camstarter Setup zugefügt (Neustart Versuche können angegeben werden)
- Camstarter Startmodus zugefügt (Wahlweise Python oder Linux init.d)
- Software Manager ins OpenAAF Panel zugefügt (Software Update, Einstellungen sichern, Einstellungen wiederherstellen, Auswahl der Backup Dateien)
- Einstellungen sichern: Eine Liste der installierten Plugins wurde zugefügt
- Einstellungen wiederherstellen: Netzwerk Neustart zugefügt, Plugins wiederherstellen
- USB-HDD Fix, wenn der Hardwaretimer im Standby verwendet wurde
- Radio Taste Fix (Zeigt Radio)
- Standard Kanalliste aktualisiert (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Webinterface update: Fix für das Softcam Panel
- Fix Cool Easy TV Skin
- Fix Cool Uni TV Skin
- Fix Permantenttimeshift und Timeshift: Läuft nun auch direkt auf dem Startkanal
- Update Webmedia 7.0 auf dem Feed
- Update der AAF default Picons (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Autoscript für das Swapfile (64MB) wird auf einem USB Stick angelegt. Für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD (infolge wenig Speicher)

Hinweis für den Backup/Wiederherstellung der Settings:

Einstellung sichern erstellt eine Datei mit den installierten Plugins.
Wenn der Software Manager feststellt, dass diese Datei vorhanden ist beim Restore, wird nachgefragt ob die fehlenden Plugins installiert werden sollen. Nur Plugins welche noch nicht installiert sind und im vorherigen Image installiert waren werden installiert. Natürlich müssen die Plugins nicht installiert werden, es könne einzelne selektiert werden.
Nach dem Restore wird das GUI wie immer neu gestartet (auch wenn keine Plugins installiert wurden).

Hinweis für das Swapfile für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD:
Infolge von wenig Speicher brauchen diese Boxen ein "Swapfile" für das saubere Funktionieren.
Das "Swapifle" wird beim ersten Booten erstellt.
Stelle sicher, dass Du einen USB-Stick (FAT32 formatiert) mit mindestens 64MB freien Speicher eingesteckt ist.
Der USB-Stick darf nicht im Betrieb (auch nicht Standby) abgezogen werden!!

changes from 18.04 image:

- openpli Updates, big thx to openpli team for the great work
- openvix Updates, bix thx to Andy Black
- plugin filter (select show plugins in download manager, added kernel modules)
- add timeshift = enable/disable
- add Python camstarter setup (restart attempts)
- add startmode camdstarter (Python camstarter or linux init.d)
- add Software Manager in OpenAAF Panel (software update, backup settings, restore settings, select backup files)
- backup settings, add installed plugins list to backup file
- restore settings, add restart network, install plugins after restore
- fix USB-HDD when ussing hardwaretimer for standby
- fix radio button (showRadio)
- update default channel list (german HD channels)
- update webif (fix for softcam panel)
- fix cooleasytv skin
- fix cool uni tv skin
- fix permanenttimeshift and timeshift, works now also on the start channel
- update Webmedia7.0 on feed
- update aaf default picons for new german tv´s
- script create a swapfile (64Mb) on a USB stick for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd (low mem)

Note to backup/restore settings:

Backup settings will create a file with installed plugins.
When the Software Manager notice this file after restore it will ask you if you want to install the missing plugins.
Only plugins that are not installed and they are installed on previous image, will be installed.
Ofcourse you can cancel or select the plugins to install.
After restore there will be a restart gui, like always (even if you cancel install plugins).

Note to swap file for for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd:

Because of the low memory these boxes need a swapfile to run properly.
The swap file will be created the first time you boot.
Make sure you have a USB-stick FAT32 with at least 64Mb free space connected to a USB port.
Don't remove this stick while running !!

Download

Open AAF DM 800se Release Image 01.05.2012

Image Änderungen seit dem 18.04

- OpenPli Updates, vielen Dank an das OpenPLi Team für die großartige Arbeit
- OpenVix Update, vielen Dank an Andy Black
- Plugin Filter (Selektieren und Anzeigen von Plugins im Download Manager, neue Kernel Module zugefügt.)
- Timeshift abschaltbar zugefügt (Standard = Timeshift an)
- "Python" Camstarter Setup zugefügt (Neustart Versuche können angegeben werden)
- Camstarter Startmodus zugefügt (Wahlweise Python oder Linux init.d)
- Software Manager ins OpenAAF Panel zugefügt (Software Update, Einstellungen sichern, Einstellungen wiederherstellen, Auswahl der Backup Dateien)
- Einstellungen sichern: Eine Liste der installierten Plugins wurde zugefügt
- Einstellungen wiederherstellen: Netzwerk Neustart zugefügt, Plugins wiederherstellen
- USB-HDD Fix, wenn der Hardwaretimer im Standby verwendet wurde
- Radio Taste Fix (Zeigt Radio)
- Standard Kanalliste aktualisiert (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Webinterface update: Fix für das Softcam Panel
- Fix Cool Easy TV Skin
- Fix Cool Uni TV Skin
- Fix Permantenttimeshift und Timeshift: Läuft nun auch direkt auf dem Startkanal
- Update Webmedia 7.0 auf dem Feed
- Update der AAF default Picons (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Autoscript für das Swapfile (64MB) wird auf einem USB Stick angelegt. Für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD (infolge wenig Speicher)

Hinweis für den Backup/Wiederherstellung der Settings:

Einstellung sichern erstellt eine Datei mit den installierten Plugins.
Wenn der Software Manager feststellt, dass diese Datei vorhanden ist beim Restore, wird nachgefragt ob die fehlenden Plugins installiert werden sollen. Nur Plugins welche noch nicht installiert sind und im vorherigen Image installiert waren werden installiert. Natürlich müssen die Plugins nicht installiert werden, es könne einzelne selektiert werden.
Nach dem Restore wird das GUI wie immer neu gestartet (auch wenn keine Plugins installiert wurden).

Hinweis für das Swapfile für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD:
Infolge von wenig Speicher brauchen diese Boxen ein "Swapfile" für das saubere Funktionieren.
Das "Swapifle" wird beim ersten Booten erstellt.
Stelle sicher, dass Du einen USB-Stick (FAT32 formatiert) mit mindestens 64MB freien Speicher eingesteckt ist.
Der USB-Stick darf nicht im Betrieb (auch nicht Standby) abgezogen werden!!

changes from 18.04 image:

- openpli Updates, big thx to openpli team for the great work
- openvix Updates, bix thx to Andy Black
- plugin filter (select show plugins in download manager, added kernel modules)
- add timeshift = enable/disable
- add Python camstarter setup (restart attempts)
- add startmode camdstarter (Python camstarter or linux init.d)
- add Software Manager in OpenAAF Panel (software update, backup settings, restore settings, select backup files)
- backup settings, add installed plugins list to backup file
- restore settings, add restart network, install plugins after restore
- fix USB-HDD when ussing hardwaretimer for standby
- fix radio button (showRadio)
- update default channel list (german HD channels)
- update webif (fix for softcam panel)
- fix cooleasytv skin
- fix cool uni tv skin
- fix permanenttimeshift and timeshift, works now also on the start channel
- update Webmedia7.0 on feed
- update aaf default picons for new german tv´s
- script create a swapfile (64Mb) on a USB stick for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd (low mem)

Note to backup/restore settings:

Backup settings will create a file with installed plugins.
When the Software Manager notice this file after restore it will ask you if you want to install the missing plugins.
Only plugins that are not installed and they are installed on previous image, will be installed.
Ofcourse you can cancel or select the plugins to install.
After restore there will be a restart gui, like always (even if you cancel install plugins).

Note to swap file for for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd:

Because of the low memory these boxes need a swapfile to run properly.
The swap file will be created the first time you boot.
Make sure you have a USB-stick FAT32 with at least 64Mb free space connected to a USB port.
Don't remove this stick while running !!

Download

Open AAF DM 800HD Release Image 01.05.2012

Image Änderungen seit dem 18.04

- OpenPli Updates, vielen Dank an das OpenPLi Team für die großartige Arbeit
- OpenVix Update, vielen Dank an Andy Black
- Plugin Filter (Selektieren und Anzeigen von Plugins im Download Manager, neue Kernel Module zugefügt.)
- Timeshift abschaltbar zugefügt (Standard = Timeshift an)
- "Python" Camstarter Setup zugefügt (Neustart Versuche können angegeben werden)
- Camstarter Startmodus zugefügt (Wahlweise Python oder Linux init.d)
- Software Manager ins OpenAAF Panel zugefügt (Software Update, Einstellungen sichern, Einstellungen wiederherstellen, Auswahl der Backup Dateien)
- Einstellungen sichern: Eine Liste der installierten Plugins wurde zugefügt
- Einstellungen wiederherstellen: Netzwerk Neustart zugefügt, Plugins wiederherstellen
- USB-HDD Fix, wenn der Hardwaretimer im Standby verwendet wurde
- Radio Taste Fix (Zeigt Radio)
- Standard Kanalliste aktualisiert (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Webinterface update: Fix für das Softcam Panel
- Fix Cool Easy TV Skin
- Fix Cool Uni TV Skin
- Fix Permantenttimeshift und Timeshift: Läuft nun auch direkt auf dem Startkanal
- Update Webmedia 7.0 auf dem Feed
- Update der AAF default Picons (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Autoscript für das Swapfile (64MB) wird auf einem USB Stick angelegt. Für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD (infolge wenig Speicher)

Hinweis für den Backup/Wiederherstellung der Settings:

Einstellung sichern erstellt eine Datei mit den installierten Plugins.
Wenn der Software Manager feststellt, dass diese Datei vorhanden ist beim Restore, wird nachgefragt ob die fehlenden Plugins installiert werden sollen. Nur Plugins welche noch nicht installiert sind und im vorherigen Image installiert waren werden installiert. Natürlich müssen die Plugins nicht installiert werden, es könne einzelne selektiert werden.
Nach dem Restore wird das GUI wie immer neu gestartet (auch wenn keine Plugins installiert wurden).

Hinweis für das Swapfile für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD:
Infolge von wenig Speicher brauchen diese Boxen ein "Swapfile" für das saubere Funktionieren.
Das "Swapifle" wird beim ersten Booten erstellt.
Stelle sicher, dass Du einen USB-Stick (FAT32 formatiert) mit mindestens 64MB freien Speicher eingesteckt ist.
Der USB-Stick darf nicht im Betrieb (auch nicht Standby) abgezogen werden!!

changes from 18.04 image:

- openpli Updates, big thx to openpli team for the great work
- openvix Updates, bix thx to Andy Black
- plugin filter (select show plugins in download manager, added kernel modules)
- add timeshift = enable/disable
- add Python camstarter setup (restart attempts)
- add startmode camdstarter (Python camstarter or linux init.d)
- add Software Manager in OpenAAF Panel (software update, backup settings, restore settings, select backup files)
- backup settings, add installed plugins list to backup file
- restore settings, add restart network, install plugins after restore
- fix USB-HDD when ussing hardwaretimer for standby
- fix radio button (showRadio)
- update default channel list (german HD channels)
- update webif (fix for softcam panel)
- fix cooleasytv skin
- fix cool uni tv skin
- fix permanenttimeshift and timeshift, works now also on the start channel
- update Webmedia7.0 on feed
- update aaf default picons for new german tv´s
- script create a swapfile (64Mb) on a USB stick for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd (low mem)

Note to backup/restore settings:

Backup settings will create a file with installed plugins.
When the Software Manager notice this file after restore it will ask you if you want to install the missing plugins.
Only plugins that are not installed and they are installed on previous image, will be installed.
Ofcourse you can cancel or select the plugins to install.
After restore there will be a restart gui, like always (even if you cancel install plugins).

Note to swap file for for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd:

Because of the low memory these boxes need a swapfile to run properly.
The swap file will be created the first time you boot.
Make sure you have a USB-stick FAT32 with at least 64Mb free space connected to a USB port.
Don't remove this stick while running !!

Download

Open AAF DM 500HD Release Image 01.05.2012

Image Änderungen seit dem 18.04

- OpenPli Updates, vielen Dank an das OpenPLi Team für die großartige Arbeit
- OpenVix Update, vielen Dank an Andy Black
- Plugin Filter (Selektieren und Anzeigen von Plugins im Download Manager, neue Kernel Module zugefügt.)
- Timeshift abschaltbar zugefügt (Standard = Timeshift an)
- "Python" Camstarter Setup zugefügt (Neustart Versuche können angegeben werden)
- Camstarter Startmodus zugefügt (Wahlweise Python oder Linux init.d)
- Software Manager ins OpenAAF Panel zugefügt (Software Update, Einstellungen sichern, Einstellungen wiederherstellen, Auswahl der Backup Dateien)
- Einstellungen sichern: Eine Liste der installierten Plugins wurde zugefügt
- Einstellungen wiederherstellen: Netzwerk Neustart zugefügt, Plugins wiederherstellen
- USB-HDD Fix, wenn der Hardwaretimer im Standby verwendet wurde
- Radio Taste Fix (Zeigt Radio)
- Standard Kanalliste aktualisiert (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Webinterface update: Fix für das Softcam Panel
- Fix Cool Easy TV Skin
- Fix Cool Uni TV Skin
- Fix Permantenttimeshift und Timeshift: Läuft nun auch direkt auf dem Startkanal
- Update Webmedia 7.0 auf dem Feed
- Update der AAF default Picons (Deutsche HD Kanäle)
- Autoscript für das Swapfile (64MB) wird auf einem USB Stick angelegt. Für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD (infolge wenig Speicher)

Hinweis für den Backup/Wiederherstellung der Settings:

Einstellung sichern erstellt eine Datei mit den installierten Plugins.
Wenn der Software Manager feststellt, dass diese Datei vorhanden ist beim Restore, wird nachgefragt ob die fehlenden Plugins installiert werden sollen. Nur Plugins welche noch nicht installiert sind und im vorherigen Image installiert waren werden installiert. Natürlich müssen die Plugins nicht installiert werden, es könne einzelne selektiert werden.
Nach dem Restore wird das GUI wie immer neu gestartet (auch wenn keine Plugins installiert wurden).

Hinweis für das Swapfile für GB800XX, VUSolo, ET5000, DM800, DM800se, DM500HD:
Infolge von wenig Speicher brauchen diese Boxen ein "Swapfile" für das saubere Funktionieren.
Das "Swapifle" wird beim ersten Booten erstellt.
Stelle sicher, dass Du einen USB-Stick (FAT32 formatiert) mit mindestens 64MB freien Speicher eingesteckt ist.
Der USB-Stick darf nicht im Betrieb (auch nicht Standby) abgezogen werden!!

changes from 18.04 image:

- openpli Updates, big thx to openpli team for the great work
- openvix Updates, bix thx to Andy Black
- plugin filter (select show plugins in download manager, added kernel modules)
- add timeshift = enable/disable
- add Python camstarter setup (restart attempts)
- add startmode camdstarter (Python camstarter or linux init.d)
- add Software Manager in OpenAAF Panel (software update, backup settings, restore settings, select backup files)
- backup settings, add installed plugins list to backup file
- restore settings, add restart network, install plugins after restore
- fix USB-HDD when ussing hardwaretimer for standby
- fix radio button (showRadio)
- update default channel list (german HD channels)
- update webif (fix for softcam panel)
- fix cooleasytv skin
- fix cool uni tv skin
- fix permanenttimeshift and timeshift, works now also on the start channel
- update Webmedia7.0 on feed
- update aaf default picons for new german tv´s
- script create a swapfile (64Mb) on a USB stick for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd (low mem)

Note to backup/restore settings:

Backup settings will create a file with installed plugins.
When the Software Manager notice this file after restore it will ask you if you want to install the missing plugins.
Only plugins that are not installed and they are installed on previous image, will be installed.
Ofcourse you can cancel or select the plugins to install.
After restore there will be a restart gui, like always (even if you cancel install plugins).

Note to swap file for for gb800xx, vusolo, et5000, dm800, dm800se, dm500hd:

Because of the low memory these boxes need a swapfile to run properly.
The swap file will be created the first time you boot.
Make sure you have a USB-stick FAT32 with at least 64Mb free space connected to a USB port.
Don't remove this stick while running !!

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Barry Allen 7.0.0

Hier ist das Changelog für die Version 7.0.0 von Barry Allen.




* Das ist die ERSTE releaste Version für OE 2.0 und unterstützt NUR OE 2.0 Images im Flash mit Kernel 3.2




* diese Version kann man NICHT mehr in OE 1.6 Images installieren, bitte probiert es auch nicht, in den alten Images ist NUR mehr der 6.5.21 Barr Allen kit unterstützt.




* OE 1.6 Images kann man damit zwar auspacken und booten wenn ein OE 2.0 Image im Flash ist aber das ist NICHT offiziell unterstützt, also nicht um Hilfe fragen wenn irgendwas nicht geht




* Wally West ist bis auf weiteres NICHT unterstützt, wenn es einen 7.0 kit von WW gibt werde ihr es rechtzeitig erfahren.




LG
gutemine

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A few words for the Clonebox owners

I was so friendly to check the content of the clone patched BA Versions:

It is simply an old bainit shellscript and an old bootmanager 5.2.12 and bunch of old binaries binary which are regarded as 'safe' - from whom ?

Unfortunately 4 of these binaries speak perfect Spanish and contain also the clone protection which is operating in a very discrete mode and practices his Spanish with these boxes on a regular basis.

Every time your are booting your box with it, unpack an image or are creating a backup image including your hacked bootloader they do their job perfectly when they are called.

And gutemine warnes about this misuse now since almost 2 years.

Depending on the quality of your Flash Chips and how often you boot or backup your box with such a BA Version (no matter if patched or an old original one regarded as safe) it could now be that the point of end-of-live of your box is now pretty close or already reached.

Hence I can only repeat my good advice:

Stop using BA on Cloneboxes or you simple have to live with the consequenzes - earlier or later!

And don't complain here or try to discuss this matter, as this would be the wrong place and the wrong person - complain wherever you got these kits from on what these people have done to your Clonebox by ignoring good advice!

Original Dreamboxes are perfectly save no matter which BA Version you are using, but off course it is always good advice to use the latest BA as only this will be fully supported in case of troubles and they only accept the latest original Bootloaders from DMM as the BA Release Notes state.

And don't feel too save with other Multiboot tools either, as they also use some of gutemine's helpfull binaries designed for original Dreamboxes.

Ciao
gutemine

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Thx gutemine

Open Pli image installed on the PC

Enigma2 PC Project

Test by me

- To start you need a Nvidia graphics card that supports VDPAU capabilities.

- We need to have a DVB card that has Linux drivers.

- Similarly, the Ubuntu operating system installed on the computer.

Now you must take the following steps.

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openpliPC project by nobody9
******************************
December, 2011

Main thread discussion:
Build Script for Openpli Enigma2 on Ubuntu 10.4 32 Bit - [EN] Third-Party Development - Forums

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Tested on
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Ubuntu 10.04 32 bit
Ubuntu 10.10 32 and 64 bit
Ubuntu 10.10 32 and 64 bit as VMware virtual machine guest (OSX Lion 64 bit host)
Ubuntu 11.10 32 and 64 bit
Ubuntu 11.10 32 bit as VMware virtual machine guest (Win7 64 bit host)

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BUILDING openpliPC
------------------------------

1a) download openpliPC git repo as local user (not root):

git clone https://github.com/nobody9/openpliPC.git

cd openpliPC/

- OR -

1b) Keep in sync previously cloned git repo:

cd openpliPC/

git pull https://github.com/nobody9/openpliPC.git

2) Building needed openpliPC enigma2 libraries: It download, build and install all needed libraries Some tasks require root access (sudo). You will be asked for your password. This task must be run ONCE at the first time. These libs are compiled from its original sources and aren't patched anyway.

./build_libs.sh

This task must be run ONCE at the first time. These libs are compiled from
its original sources and aren't patched anyway.

./build_libs.sh

If you are interested to have a logfile , simply do:

./build_libs.sh 2>&1 | tee build_libs.log

3) Build Xine-lib and openpliPC Enigma2:
It compile and install xine-lib and the openpliPC Enigma2.
xine-lib and enigma2 are included in openpliPC main repo and code
is already patched ready to compile.
Some tasks require root access (sudo). You will be asked for your password.

./build_openpliPC.sh

If you are interested to have a logfile , simply do:

./build_openpliPC.sh.sh 2>&1 | tee build_log.log

./build_openpliPC.sh has some command-line options
./build_openpliPC.sh -h to see them

4) If you are interested you can compile vdapauinfo and qvdpautest
(building qvdpautest require install qt4-dev-tools (100 MB))

./build_vdpauinfotest.sh

After build you can find binaries under libs/vdpauinfo-0.0.6/ and libs/qvdpautest-0.5.1/
qvdpautest must run into libs/qvdpautest-0.5.1/

cd libs/qvdpautest-0.5.1/

./qvdpautest

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Where is Enigma2 ?
------------------------------

Enigma2 will be installed in /usr/local/e2/ (see build_openpliPC.sh $INSTALL_E2DIR )
Example configs in /usr/local/e2/etc/enigma2/
The hole /proc/stb directory are located at /usr/local/e2/etc/stb/

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Run enigma2
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Enigma2 requires to be launched as root user:
sudo /usr/local/e2/bin/enigma2

If you are inside openpliPC/ simply do:
sudo ./e2bin

If you are concerned about security, build and run Enigma2 in a Virtual Machine

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Informations
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1)
with xine_vdpau I get osd, video (SD and HD) and sound,
with xine_xshm I get video (SD and HD) and sound ,
with xine_sdl I get only video (SD and HD) in size 720x576 they don´t scale and sound.

VDPAU has the best results but it's only available with Nvidia graphics cards
VDPAU library use Nvidia GPU as MPEG2/4 hardware coprocessor speeding up decode process

VDPAU - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Nvidia PureVideo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Here you can find a message about VDPAU benchmark and performance:

Build Script for Openpli Enigma2 on Ubuntu 10.4 32 Bit - [EN] Third-Party Development - Forums - Page 10

not all Nvidia cards are able to play HD video using VDPAU

2)
Some remote control keys are remapped to local PC keyboard

Quote

RED -> F1
GREEN -> F2
YELLOW -> F3
BLUE -> F4

VOL UP -> + (numeric pad) or +
VOL DOWN -> - (numeric pad) or -

NEXT CHANN. -> ARROW DOWN
PREV CHANN. -> ARROW UP
NEXT BOUQUET -> PAGE DOWN
PREV BOUQUET -> PAGE UP

EXIT -> ESC
MENU -> SPACE
INFO -> I or F5
OK -> ENTER

EPG -> E or F6
POWER -> F10
RECORD -> R
TV -> T
VIDEO -> V
AUDIO -> A
RADIO -> D
MUTE -> M
TIMESHIFT -> P

QUIT ENIGMA2 -> X
FULL SCREEN MODE -> F11

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3)
Default NIM is configured in /usr/local/e2/etc/tuxbox/nim_sockets
NIM Socket 0:
Type: DVB-S2
Name: VTUNER
Has_Outputs: no
Frontend_Device: 0

If you want to change or add NIM, you must edit nim_sockets file.
Example: to change from DVB-S2 to DVB-T NIM, change "Type" as below
NIM Socket 0:
Type: DVB-T
Name: VTUNER
Has_Outputs: no
Frontend_Device: 0

4)
Adding systemplugins, extensions or skins
put systemplugins in /usr/local/e2/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins
put extensions in /usr/local/e2/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions
put skin in /usr/local/e2/share/enigma2

5)
In order to record a movie you must create the /hdd/movies directory or use a symbolic link
i.e.
sudo ln -s /my/movie/archive /hdd
sudo mkdir /hdd/movies

6)
/usr/local/e2/share/enigma2/xine.conf has many options about video and audio control
take a look into it

7)
Using vtuner vtuner - access DVB devices over the network - Google Project Hosting user can share his tuner over network connection.
It's a client/server software. Server must be installed where you have a tuner (i.e. your STB like CT9x00 , DM800 ..)
and client must be installed where you have not the physical tuner (i.e. PC)
Some external ref:

Guide for vtunerc client install_vtunerc [NessieDVB docus]

Build Script for Openpli Enigma2 on Ubuntu 10.4 32 Bit - [EN] Third-Party Development - Forums - Page 6

Build Script for Openpli Enigma2 on Ubuntu 10.4 32 Bit - [EN] Third-Party Development - Forums - Page 7

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Thanks to
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Cougar for porting Enigma2 to Enigma2PC.
kanber_kav implement a Mediaplayer in Enigma2PC over xinelib without gstreamer and implement subtitles.
buyukbang for testing.
ambrosa for testing, cosmethic changes of the scripts, docs.

This item has been tested by myself and to give a good answer.

It is very enjoyable.
I suggest you do the install Enigma 2 on PC.

It is very enjoyable.
I suggest you do the install Enigma 2 on PC:

Good luck

(e2 plugin) Erweiterte Filmauswahl (AdvancedMovieSelection) (opendreambox-2.0.0)

Unsere Filmauswahl für OE 2.0

barryallen_6.5.21

Barry Allen 6.5 Released kit & support thread 
Hier ist das Changelog für die Version 6.5.21 von Barry Allen.




* Das ist die LETZTE releaste Version für OE 1.6 in der alle bekannten Bugs aus den früheren Versionen gefixed sein sollten, womit alle früheren Versionen NICHT mehr supported sind!




* im Plugin ist jetzt eine Bootimage Auswahl gleich auf der Hauptseite. Einfach die < > Tasten neben der 0 benutzen (und mit 0 wählt man das Flash Image)




* mdev basierende images sollte jetzt HOFFENTLICH ENDLICH wieder funktionieren




* die fstab in den BA Images wird jetzt WIEDER angepasst 




* die 7025 und das BA WebIF sollten jetzt wieder funktionieren, genauso wie WW




* Auch der Wally West Support ist released. Infos dazu und den WW kit findet Ihr im WW Thread.




* Diese Version läuft NUR mit dem aktuellen Original Loader #84 von DMM (bei der 7025 kann man es daher NUR mehr mit Loader 83 und dem Schummel ipk für Loder 84 benutzen das auch hier anhängt). Ausnahme ist die dm7020HD, da MUSS jetzt bereits Loader #86 auf der Box sein




* BA 6.5 unterstützt KEINE Images mehr die den Loop device Treiber nicht im Kernel haben und ohne so ein Image im Flash hat wird der BA 6.5 kit sogar die installation verweigern.




* der Bootmanager hat jetzt eine Option die mit einen Balken anzeigt wie lange man noch Zeit hat ein Image zum booten auszuwählen. Das Anzeige des Balken kann man aber in den BA boot Optionen im Plugin auch wieder abdrehen.




* dort kann man jetzt auch zwischen mvi bootlogos und Bildern (bmp und jpg aber nur im Format 600x576 mit 24 Bit Farben sind jetzt unterstützt) als Hintergrund für den Bootmanager umschalten.




* der Bootmanager kann jetzt auch wieder die Dreambox in den Flashmodus zwingen indem /boot gelöscht wird - einfach TEXT Taste auf der Fernbedienung drücken.




* der /MB_Images link wird NICHT mehr verwendet, sondern es wird einfach /media/hdd/backup benutzt und NUR falls es dieses nicht gibt auch /media/ba/backup benutzt.




LG
gutemine

Date: 2012-04-30 13:53
Enigma2: 3.999git20120430-r1.0
Distro: opendreambox 2.0.0
Machine: Dreambox dm7020hd
Link: http://dreamboxupdate.com/opendreambox/2.0.0/ipk
MD5: 4cb14f5d83e141ba58fd7904f8e68650
SHA256: 04d7eb7a1d57dc27f2fa317bb905842019e876e46748b38715a908d993d19a99

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More information about the new kernel:
http://linuxsat-support.com/dr…inux-kernel-3-2-here.html

New Enigma2 with HbbTV and Linux kernel 3.2 is here!
We've all been waiting out some could hardly have expected it - now it's finally arrived: The new OE 2.0 Enigma2 based on the latest Linux kernel 3.2 and even HbbTV are there!

And these are not the only changes that have been published with the new image. Many wishes of the past weeks and months have gone into the image and it has already been said: There are not any changes in it and also those that are already present in the image - especially HbbTV - are still officially designated as preview. This means that the development is not finished yet, but the old real experimental images are back, with which we can examine the current state of development.

At the moment there is another limitation with the new image: it is initially only available for the DM7020 HD, but in the coming days and weeks for the other Images Dreamboxen released. It is currently running, so to speak, an open beta test, no major bugs are found, it will certainly not be too long until there is the image for the other Dream Boxes.

But back to the new image! It is now time for all the new features of the series.

New Installation Wizard
The inn***tions of the images begin immediately after the flash process. For in addition to the new installation wizard is also available on the new default skin, which is now also optimized for high-definition televisions. Of course, but also the "old" Skins Enigma2 HD compatible and can be installed on the usual route to the configuration.

Something has changed and the end of the wizard. There is for instance a revised network wizard and the already known from the older disk image management.

It can easily import the way, the program lists of older images. Importantly, however, waive the recovery of other configuration files rather Enigma2. This should not be brought in the normal image upgrade, just to eliminate sources of error.

New features in the menu
After installation of the first image and access the menu like the really big changes are obvious:

Indeed, there are two new points: Web browser and HbbTV !

And behind these two points also hides exactly what everyone expects now. The browser and the HbbTV function, although officially still a preview - it is still a lot of changes and improvements in particular give the operation - but it all works very well!

HbbTV
Because it can already easily navigate through the various media centers and even play videos. When you first start HbbTV you get to the side of HBBig on which it lists all HbbTV libraries.

Use the cursor keys on the remote control, it can now easily navigate through the libraries. As an example, we are now just look at the ARD library.

After selecting and clicking on the OK button loads the library a few seconds and then it appears in the following picture:

Again, the menu goes perfectly with the cursor keys. In addition, the color keys are still other sites available - this is different depending on the library. So it is in the library next to the ARD teletext (blue) and an overview of the current program (green). The red button allows the library to see just hide in the background running the TV can be.

The HbbTV ARD teletext, which lays out like this:

And as it did for the other pages also HbbTV: The operation works without problems using the cursor keys on the remote control.

Use the yellow button you return to the library, while the green button takes us to the program overview:

In addition, there are also detailed for each shipment information, as each is from the classic EPG usual.

Since the ARD library of course not the only available library, I have not done a screenshot of the ZDF library. Basically, the libraries seem to be working very well - even though HbbTV is officially a preview!

he term "preview" also has another background: There are in fact even more functions to come. First and foremost it is the red-button functionality, which makes it possible to go directly from the program in the right side of the current channel HbbTV. This has the advantage that HbbTV is just like the classic video text can be used.

Also intere modifications to improve the performance and operation will follow with the next update.

Web Browser
HbbTV serves as the basis for the way the new browser, which therefore is also available in the new Enigma2 image. Again, this is accessible from the main menu and the service seems relatively simple and works amazingly well with the remote control.

Again, the navigation is via the cursor keys on the remote control. In addition, the two colors yellow and blue buttons, the operating modes are changed. Is "Scrolling" is active, you can scroll through the page with the up and down button. If you now click on the yellow button, then switched to navigation mode. Now can be selected via the cursor keys present on the website links and be called by clicking the OK button as well.

Using the menu button, the bookmark management is achieved. There may also be called new web pages and advanced settings are accessible via the menu:

Anyone can now easily lostippt on it, just enter a new website. Also can be called up on the same side of the existing bookmark. Use the green key, new bookmarks are added. If you selected a bookmark, the page with the OK button is called. In addition, there are also left the course as well as other settings.

Of course this can also be accessed via the Web blog Dreambox Enigma2 browser! Who's going to address Das Blog rund um die Dreambox. » Dreambox-Blog arrives, but on the mobile page:

Who wants to go on the normal side, it must first scroll to the very bottom of the page and click on the appropriate button. However, I will try in the next few days to see the Enigma2 browser and this is no longer deliver the mobile site.

DLNA Media Server
With the new Enigma2 Image is available now as a media server integrated in the image. Previously this had to be installed manually, but this is now a thing of the past. The corresponding entry is found in the settings.

This can for example use it to release on Dreambox existing videos and other media players, such as a Playstation 3 to play.

With the yellow key, directories can be shared, which can then be seen by other clients. Moreover, in the settings of various compatibility modes can be adjusted to allow communication with specific devices.

HDMI-CEC
Recently, in the various forums and the desire for HDMI-CEC were loud. And of course, this feature is already included in the new Enigma2. If you switch the Dreambox is now the TV is switched on automatically. Whether this will work with all TV models, but is currently not known.

Update: So, the TV also turns off automatically, the function "Automatic Shutdown" is selected. At Samsung TVs is the Anynet + settings zufinden. Information about this but it should be in the manual of the TV.

Conclusion
We see a large part of the required functions are already included in the new image! The preview as described HbbTV already works very well and can be easily operated with the remote. It is already represent a significant added value, finally, all libraries, as one is accustomed to call from your computer, easily and directly from the Dreambox from use.

Also the web browser can actually display all the pages easily. Flash is not only supported, but not what is bad - after all, is something not even on an iPhone and other devices. Internet pages based on flash nowadays in any case not more, so it really is not a problem. It is important that current Web standards are supported and can navigate through the pages well.

Basically, it seems now, at first glance a stable image to act - in testing, I had as yet no single crashlog. But beware: It's a very new image and for a long time again a real experimental image . It can indeed still be bugs that have yet to be discovered. For production use, especially if you have many important timer in use should first be made of a stable image.

Who can not wait for it and a DM7020 HD, the new image as usual, gets under dreamboxupdate.com .

Users of other Dreambox will come in the coming days and weeks to enjoy the new images. The OE 2.0 is definitely for all Broadcom Dreamboxen come - this includes the DM8000, DM800SE, DM800 and DM500 HD.

There is no changelog for this image is not the way. Soon as it becomes available, therefore, followed by another article that is still dealing with less obvious changes. Otherwise, I hope they now seem to all have fun testing!

Update - compatibility with plug-ins: In principle, all plugins work fine with the new image. But this must be built only by the developers before new! Therefore, there is currently no Gemini3 plug and the other extensions do not work for now. It should not take too long to despatch on the respective working ipk installation packages. Who does not want to wait can also manually install the plug-ins (ipk unzip and copy to the Dreambox to the appropriate directories). With this workaround, every plugin is up and running!

Source:

[url=http://www.dreambox-blog.com/index.php/6614/neues-enigma2-mit-hbbtv-und-linux-kernel-3-2-ist-da]Neues Enigma2 mit HbbTV und Linux-Kernel 3.2 ist da! » Dreambox-Blog » DLNA, DM7020 HD, Dreambox, Enigma2, HbbTV, HDMI-CEC, Linux 3.2[/url]

Another easy way to install drivers Tuner DVB - T, is the use of plugins ItalyDTT.