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and disabeled the CLOCKFIX setting

It is not a "fix", it is an extremely anoying feature that blocks the system clock from being corrected. This can be signicant, if the linux clock is 1s per hour off, you're off by 3 minutes by the end of the week, and in the second week, you'll start missing the beginning of recordings.

Is is needed because one of the authors of Oscam thought it was smart to use realtime for timing loops, instead of synthetic time. And if realtime changes in such a loop, especially time going backwards, the loop may run for much longer, causing Oscam to stop working.

This has been mentioned several times, but was never addessed.

If your box uses NTP to get the time (using either the ntp or the auto setting), removing it is not an issue. If your box runs on transponder time, and you watch transponders that don't keep the correct time, you may have an issue.

It depends a bit on what you mean by "IPTV".

If you have a provider, you can use a plugin like Xtreamity.If you have individual stream URL's, you can create bouquet entries manually (either by editing the bouquet file from the commandline when Enigma is stopped, or using a bouquet editor that supports streams).

Either way, the ET4000 is an antique with a slow processor, and as streaming may require lots of CPU (depending on the media type), it may not be the experience you expect.

Also, it might struggle running a recent version of OpenPLi, due to the lack of available flash memory. To update it, you need to flash again (use the menu option, and opt for a backup on USB), there is no room to do software updates.

Not without you posting that crash log...

Everything should be fixed now.

I've setup a temporary repo to work around the problem.

Build is still not running, this time someone has deleted the oscam-emu repo...

It looks like a mistake.

The build recipe was deleted in the kirkstone development branch, and appearently the developers decided because of that the repo wasn't needed anymore. Without realizing it was also used in develop and 9.0-release.

We're aware of that.

I'm awaiting the response off the repo owner on why the repo was deleted, before we take action.

Download it, put it on a USB stick, plug it in, you will be prompted to install it.

No,

At least not here. In the timer screen, the default for "Fallback Timer" is "No" (or red in your case). The default only changes if I disable all tuners in the box.

It is quite annoying, as it sometimes goes wrong, and most of my boxes don't have the network bandwidth to record, so all those local timers will fail.

In static mode Userbands are hardcoded to a specific frequency and polarisation, as you can see in the screenshot.

You need to switch the LNB to dynamic mode, which the receiver requires. You can with a lot of effort configure the 32 static transponders currently configured, but you will not have access to any other transponder, so it is a bad idea.

See also https://forums.openp...to-static-mode/

There is no real fixed order.

It starts with /usr/lib/enigma2/picon and /picon, and after that it enumerates are mount points with a compatible filesystem, and checks those in the order found.

Same here in the Azores. 27.5 W signal gone. I wonder if bbc have changed the biss codes at long last?

Please (everyone), watch your terminology.

Changing BISS codes doesn't alter the signal. If you get a transponder lock without BER, the signal is fine.

Whether or not you can (still) decrypt it is of course a different matter.

As one developer once said to me: "I wish you lots of users"....

Ik heb nog nooit van mijn leven een full backup nodig gehad. Ik zie er dan ook het nut niet zo van in.

Those were all Broadcom based boxes, and Broadcom doesn't make any chipsets for the OEM market anymore (they were bought off by the media industry in 2021), so don't expect any new hardware to come to market.