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#1 rolex

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Posted 26 April 2015 - 22:34

hi i want to follow this instruction

How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick

http://wiki.openpli.org/DM800USBBoot

and i have unknown 8gb memory stick but i stuck at first screenshot which it says : fdisk

the instruction says:

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.

SO I SEARCHED ALL THE PACKAGE MANAGEMENT BUT I CAN NOT FIND THIS  (FDISK)

I EVEN LOOK AT DOWNLOAD PLUGING MENUE/DRIVERS

IF SOMEONE CAN HELP PLEASE WHEREABOUT IS THIS FDISK IN PACKAGE MANAGEMENT

 



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #2 MiLo

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Posted 27 April 2015 - 12:02

Just use sfdisk.
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Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #3 hemispherical1

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Posted 27 April 2015 - 19:17

I don't have an 800 setup at the moment, but I assume it's similaiar to the DM8000's feed, from telnet/ssh:

 

root@dm8000:~# opkg update

root@dm8000:~# opkg list | grep fdisk

(results in)

util-linux-cfdisk - 2.25.2-r1.0 - A suite of basic system administration utilities  Util-linux includes a
util-linux-fdisk - 2.25.2-r1.0 - A suite of basic system administration utilities  Util-linux includes a
util-linux-sfdisk - 2.25.2-r1.0 - A suite of basic system administration utilities  Util-linux includes a

root@dm8000:~# opkg install util-linux-fdisk

 

Or as as Milo suggested, just use sfdisk. I just prefered fdisk as I had used it for ages... ;)

 

 

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Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #4 rolex

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Posted 29 April 2015 - 11:03

hi thanks for reply ,it is possible to  make two partition on one usb ,first partition for image(i just want one image not multi) and the second partition for skin ,pluging epg....etc all mixed in second partition?

however i did not manage to succeed your screenshot and instruction ,becouse you look like using two usb ,becouse i see in your screenshot

/dev/sdb1

/dev/sdb2

i keep trying your screenshot and comeback again thank you



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #5 rolex

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Posted 29 April 2015 - 11:55

hi again as i use one usb 8gb 

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partition number(1-4,default 1): 1

first sector 2(2048.....

using def...

last sector...

using defau...

p

partition number (1-4, default 2): 2

no free sectors availble

 

as you see dose not accept partition two becouse i have one usb ,but as i said i want to use one usb and one image and also use my usb for epg pluging....



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #6 rolex

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Posted 29 April 2015 - 12:08

so i have done just with look like one partition i get thia message

command (m for help ):w

the partition table has been altered

warning....



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #7 rolex

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Posted 29 April 2015 - 12:11

/dev/sdb1   2048    16121885    8059984    b w95 fat32

the partition table has been altered

warning



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #8 rolex

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Posted 29 April 2015 - 12:36

where is this nfidump can i download from package management?



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #9 rolex

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Posted 30 April 2015 - 13:28

any telnet comand please to find this gutmine or nfidump please ,i can no find it in download plugin or package management is so big



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #10 hemispherical1

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Posted 30 April 2015 - 17:53

sdb1 & sdb2 are different partitions on the same usb device.

 

Looking at your posts, you made sdb1 using the entire drive (default start & end), there's no room left to create sdb2.

 

I'll attach a couple of nfidumps, hopefully they still work. I guess I should explain, the one that ends in _x64 runs on a 64bit Linux pc, not on a dreambox, not under windows!

 

 

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Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #11 rolex

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Posted 30 April 2015 - 18:49

thanks for reply but the nfidump.zip 55.9kb in which folder i need to put this in dreambox ,shall i put in tmp ,and run local extension with remote controll or in usr/sbin and if yes what is the command telnet ?



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #12 hemispherical1

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Posted 30 April 2015 - 21:44

I don't recall the remote's use being described anywhere in the setup. The guide was basically a road map for people with a basic knowledge of Linux and their DB to extend it's functionality and/or experiment. I don't mean to sound like an ass, but if someone can, for example, see /dev/sdb1 & /dev/sdb2 and come to the conclusion that represents 2 different drives, they may not have a grasp on the basics that may be required to manually setup the 800 as described in the tutorial.

 

The nfidump telnet commands are all in the tutorial, I'd suggest copying nfidump to /usr/bin or /usr/sbin, that way it is found in the system PATH. You can copy nfidump anywhere you like, including /tmp, but you'll need to add the path to the nfidump command if it IS NOT in the PATH, something like:

 

/tmp/nfidump /tmp/openpli-enigma2-2.1-dm800.nfi  /media/hdd/sdb2

 

Good luck,

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Ps. I might've misunderstood. The nfidumps posted above are simple binaries/executables, not plugins or extensions, hence no need for the remote...

 

Pps. 2 separate usb partitons are required normally for this setup. It would be possible to add a 3rd or more for skins, plugins, etc... , but I don't really see any reason to do so.


Edited by hemispherical1, 30 April 2015 - 21:51.


Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #13 rolex

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Posted 30 April 2015 - 22:16

thnx for reply i think i don,t have enough kwnoledge and basic skill to do this,so i give up ,but i atleast tryed ,i may need to change to another image which has flash xpander pluging which i just hopefully could download pluging and i will have hopefully extra memory on my internall 250 gb hdd or externall memory stick,but i could not see such a plugin in pli 2.1 and again and it may need again lot of technicall knowledge,

this is where i get headache and enough and stop

i hope i can find instruction easier for flash expander or perhaps in another image

thx for your help again



Re: How To Boot Your DM800 From A USB Stick #14 hemispherical1

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Posted 1 May 2015 - 00:12

Maybe http://forums.openpl...se-with-pli-30/ would be more helpful?

 

Good luck,

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