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OMB 2.5 works perfectly on openPLI 6.0-rc vuduo2
till now tested with 'openpli 6.0-rc', 'VTI 11.2' and openATV6
 

new version:

 

skin_user__based_VFDskin_for_PLi_and_SPA_Duo2___15nov13

 

changes:

    added blinking update-icon for OpenSPA

Till now OpenPLi 4.0 have not a VFD-skin-selector for Duo2 boxes (like ViX and VTi). So I put together a package which is based on skin_user.xml
I just addapted to PLi a VFD-skin that I wrote for ViX and VTi.

This package is fully skin independent, that means, no matter what skin is actually used, the VFD-display of Duo2 will be controlled from skin_user.xml

The package contains one Renderer, one Converter the skin_user.xml and some icons. No existing file will be modified.

To install:
-copy 'skin_user__based_VFDskin_for_PLi_Duo2.tar.gz' to /tmp
-over telnet: tar -xvzf /tmp/*.tar.gz -C /
-restart GUI, thats all

To deactivate:
-delete or rename this file: /etc/enigma2/skin_user.xml

 

(tested only on OpenPLi 4.0 / Duo2)

here is the result of my test:

 

The bakup image of Duo2+PLi4 that FullBackup create is flashable over FlashGordon and USB-stick

You can use 'MenuSort'.

 

-to change the position of a menu item: select an item with OK, move it to your desired position with UP/DOWN, than OK.

-your case:  BLUE to show or hide a menu item.

a small note:

 

do it at your own risk

OpenPLi does not support multiboot

It's not a  multiboot - just flashing over GUI.
You don't boot from a different device - you remain on Flash

The Vu images that I use are PLi, VTi, ViX and BH. But actually you can switch from one to the other only manually over USB stick and PC.
But I'm too lazy for that so I created my own method which allows me to flash over GUI using MQB.

How it works:
I have 4 image backups on '/media/hdd/vuBackupsJ/IMAGENAME/' as 'vuplus' folders.
The script that realizes the restoring is in my script folder '/media/hdd/jscripts'
The 4 functions that starts flashing are in the YELLOW button of MQB. When you start one of this functions, the script receives a similar command: '/media/hdd/jscripts/_restore.sh /media/hdd/vuBackupsJ/VTIfull'.
Then the selected image will be immediately flashed - just turn the box on again over remote control (without leaving your sofa ).

ALL you need is the the cool script of scope34,  '_restore.sh' which can be found on VTi images in 'usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins/VTIPanel'. It can manage all actual Vu boxes. I changed only one line of this script - line 121:

from
'cp /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins/VTIPanel/sleep /tmp/'
to
'cp /bin/sleep /tmp/'

This method runs on my Solo2 since a couple of days fast and without any problems. All backup images have now on their YELLOW button the option to change flash over GUI.

To create image backups on HDD I use in all images Pedro_Newbies plugin 'BackupSuite'.

PS.
with this method no VTi-files are copied to other images. The '_restore.sh' script remains on your HDD

 

		<content>
			<name>restore Vu Image PLIfull -as script</name>
			<module>Screens.Console</module>
			<screen><![CDATA[Console, "restore Vu Image PLIfull", ["/media/hdd/jscripts/_restore.sh /media/hdd/vuBackupsJ/PLIfull"]]]></screen>
		</content>
		<content>
			<name>restore Vu Image BHfull -as script</name>
			<module>Screens.Console</module>
			<screen><![CDATA[Console, "restore Vu Image BHfull", ["/media/hdd/jscripts/_restore.sh /media/hdd/vuBackupsJ/BHfull"]]]></screen>
		</content>
		<content>
			<name>restore Vu Image VTIfull -as script</name>
			<module>Screens.Console</module>
			<screen><![CDATA[Console, "restore Vu Image VTIfull", ["/media/hdd/jscripts/_restore.sh /media/hdd/vuBackupsJ/VTIfull"]]]></screen>
		</content>
		<content>
			<name>restore Vu Image VIXfull -as script</name>
			<module>Screens.Console</module>
			<screen><![CDATA[Console, "restore Vu Image VIXfull", ["/media/hdd/jscripts/_restore.sh /media/hdd/vuBackupsJ/VIXfull"]]]></screen>
		</content>

 

that's what I use on PLi3 / dm8000:

I put together a package which allows displaying of content on LCD as scrolling text. 'SCROLL-LCD-TEXT' is fully skin independent, that means, no matter what skin is actually used, the LCD display will be controlled from skin_user.xml
Tested on DM8000 with this images: openPLi3 and openAAF

The package contains 5 scrolling renderers, skin_user.xml and a thin font. No existing file will be modified.

After the installation, one or more items of this summary's will be displayed on LCD as scrolling text:
'InfoBarSummary'
'ChannelSelection_summary'
'MenuSummary'
'InfoBarMoviePlayerSummary'
'MovieContextMenuSummary'
'MovieSelectionSummary'
'SetupSummary' 'SimpleSummary'
'PluginBrowserSummary'

To install SCROLL-LCD-TEXT:
-copy SCROLL-LCD-TEXT___PLi3__27_08_12.tar.gz to /tmp
-over telnet: tar -xvzf /tmp/*.tar.gz -C /
-restart GUI, thats all.

To deactivate SCROLL-LCD-TEXT:
-just delete or rename this file: /etc/enigma2/skin_user.xml

Great work! Thanks
Works like a charm on my DM8000

Only:
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Some plugins are not available:
Extensions/EPGimport (no module named gzip)
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more like this:

l=open("/proc/stb/vmpeg/0/dst_left","w")
		  l.write("%x" % 0)
		  l.close()
l=open("/proc/stb/vmpeg/0/dst_apply","w")
		  l.write("%x" % 1)
		  l.close()

Your hint solved the problem. It works!!
Here is the modified plugin.py


Thanks to Gutemine for allowing to modify the file!
Thanks pietereg for the hint!

 enigma2___audiopip.log   38.66KB   16 downloadsOK, here is my E2 log:

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