WanWizard

De boardmakers niet ("Wij zien dit niet als een probleem, de standaard code cached altijd"). Maar ik wel, en dus bij deze.

Same chipset as the Amiko Alien and the Sparkbox.

Do not reboot the box the way you reboot it.

If you restart Enigma or the box from the menu, the EPG will be saved first, and re-read after Enigma restarts...

To end the discussions whether or not a particular external device works or not, I've added a wiki page to create a central log of working devices.

Everyone with a forum account can edit this page when they are logged in. Do you have a USB stick, DVD drive, external disk, WLAN stick, etc, please add them here: http://openpli.org/w...externaldevices !

The discussion about clones is not relevant.

We don't have those boxes, nor the desire to have them.

We don't control the changes that have been made to the OpenPLi source to have it run on such a box. And we don't have any contact with the driver developers so we can act if we find something wrong.

As with any piece of Open Source software, anyone is entitled to fork our repositories and release "their" version. A lot of images are based on OpenPLi these days. We don't have a problem with that, on the contrary, we support this. But all these images have their own identity, and support their own user base.

What we absolutely do NOT agree with, is someone releasing the result of this fork as an official OpenPLi image, and sending the users of his fork to our forum for support!

We have more than enough experience with unsupported boxes, and time and time again, reported issues turn out to be driver or hardware inconsistencies. We DO NOT want to waste our time investigating those reports, we prefer to spend that time developing features for the users of our images.

Install the XMLTV importer from the plugins list.

After installation you'll find it under menu/plugins and under the blue button.

Start it, configure it, press the sources button (don't know the color, I thought blue), select SKY UK, save your selection, press Yellow to start a manual import, and press Green to save your settings.

Info is off by one hour. Best thing to do is to erase the epg data tonight, so tommorow morning's import will fix things...

I saw a similar report from a 5620 owner in the dutch section yesterday so perhaps it's an image issue. Unfortunately, nobody in the team has a working E1 box anymore, which makes testing difficult.

For a 7000, DreamUp is the only alternative.

Gemiddeld zitten wij daar ook wel aan.

Het PLi team bestaat sinds 2004, dus we zijn al even bezig. En voorlopig niet van plan om op te houden, in tegendeel, ik heb de laatste maand, nu we "los" zijn dan DMM, meer development gezien dan in de twee jaar daarvoor.

You can not.

Well, you probably can, but chances are you'll brick your box as our images contain drivers made by DMM, and they will refuse to run on clone hardware.

We do not support clone hardware, anything you do it at your own risk.

If there is a known issue with the nightly builds, the box will warn you about it and will ask for a confirmation if you still want to update.

We will activate this mechanism as soon as issues are reported, so if you don't want to update to a non-working situation, don't do it early in the morning (GMT), and check here first.

Voor zij die voorlopig even terug willen, over een kwartiertje staat de image van 26/12/2011 weer online.

Why do you need to run CrossEPG? Anything that can do, an OpenPLi image can do too...

DMM has stopped with open source support, so nothing that they will develop (if any) will find it's way into OpenPLi.
As long as the drivers they make will work in an open source image, the image will support the DMM products.

There hasn't been any real innovation from DMM for years, in contrast to the continuous efforts of VU and CT/ET. The 7020HD is too little, too late, and overpriced.

Imho DMM is dead, but they haven't realised it yet...

Volgens mij heeft een brute force poortscan naar je tuner meer effect dan gaan loggen wat voor verkeer er naar je box gaat.

Het gaat bij de beruchte "backdoor" over outbound verkeer, dus je box zou spontaan contact opnemen met een server van M7.

Inkomend lijkt me minder relevant, zelfs de routers die je gratis bij een pond suiker krijgt blokkeren inkomende stromen (al was het alleen maar omdat ze aan NAT doen, en er dus niks adresseerbaars achter te vinden is).