Surprised you have made 31 posts and had the receiver for so long and still don't know something this basic - your Computer can connect to your receiver over your local network. All network devices have an IP address which for your local network will all start with 192.168 - like 192.168.1.50 for example. Your receiver will probably not have a password set unless you have set it or are using a backup image - so you need to firstly know what your receiver's IP address is. You can easily obtain this by pressing menu - selecting 'information' and then 'network' - the number next to 'IP:' is your receiver's IP address. so the IP address is what another device on your network such as your PC needs to use to speak to another device. Also the username for your receiver is 'root' and as I said there is probably no password set. With this in mind - take a look here;
http://linuxsat-support.com/en…k-files-installation.html
the above is a beginner's way to log in to the receiver - I prefer proper FTP apps or telnet - but above is a good place to start - has a tutorial too. You really need to read more. The info is all out there. Note often there is a disclaimer when you buy a linux receiver from a retailer that states they are for enthusiasts who have working knowledge of networking, FTP and Telnet, so it is stuff you really should know or you might as well have bought something from argos.




