Deleting pre-installed bouquets
Spittek 4 Jan 2019
Hi,
Edited by Spittek, 4 January 2019 - 17:53.
Spittek 4 Jan 2019
Not? But where are they supposed to come from?
Abu Baniaz 4 Jan 2019
Here is a sledge hammer to crack your nut. Best to paste the command instead of typing it. All bouquets and services will be removed.
init 4 && sleep 10 && rm -rf /etc/defaultsat.tar.gz && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/lamedb* && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.tv && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.radio && rm -rf /etc/enigma2/*.del && init 3
Spittek 4 Jan 2019
WanWizard 4 Jan 2019
When setting up OpenPli, I was asked if I want to install station lists where I said yes. I think that's why they came from.
Then you need to remove them from menu - plugins - red. Otherwise they'll come back on the next update, bouquets installed from the image are under version control.
@Abu,
That doesn't fix anything, see the remark above. And OpenPLi images don't have tarballs in /etc ?
Spittek 4 Jan 2019
Then you need to remove them from menu - plugins - red.
Ok, is this under "plugins" - "settings": hans-19e-23e-basis ???
Abu Baniaz 4 Jan 2019
Sorry, its a script that that also works for users of openatv because they don't give users option to install defaultsat, its mandatory on their image. Script will work on PLi and others too.When setting up OpenPli, I was asked if I want to install station lists where I said yes. I think that's why they came from.
Then you need to remove them from menu - plugins - red. Otherwise they'll come back on the next update, bouquets installed from the image are under version control.
@Abu,
That doesn't fix anything, see the remark above. And OpenPLi images don't have tarballs in /etc ?
Noted about updates, uninstall will be required. They come under settings category.
WanWizard 4 Jan 2019
It only works on OpenPLi if you have manually installed a channel list using an editor, and you're not bothered by the error message.
It doesn't work if you have installed a channel list from the feed, as opkg will re-install it when you update.
Spittek 4 Jan 2019
Well, I found the mistake ...
Edited by Spittek, 4 January 2019 - 19:23.