EPG language after boot
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Posted 12 November 2011 - 18:36
OpenPLi has annoying bug that if I restart enigma or boot whole box EPG language doesn't work right even if I have set it from menu. Setting stays correctly, but it just doesn't work right. I have to set it other setting and change back and then EPG language is correct.
I found this bug about a month ago, can't remember when exactly. Then I changed image to other. Today I decided to go back with OpenPLi because of your great job, but I was disappointed that this bug has stayed.
Do you need somekind of evidence or log how you could examine this problem?
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Posted 14 November 2011 - 15:44
As EMC is using strange language codes defined bij DMM and not the iso codes the first auto EPG language will be given you no language at all...
Edited by littlesat, 14 November 2011 - 15:46.
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Posted 15 November 2011 - 08:45
Mutant HD2400, OpenPLi nightly, 2x DVB-C & 2x DVB-S
Mutant HD51, OpenPLi nightly, 1x DVB-C & 1x DVB-S
Wavefrontier T55 (Astra 1,2,3 en HB)
Smartcards Ziggo (Irdeto) and CDS (Seca) on Oscam
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Posted 15 November 2011 - 09:15
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Posted 15 November 2011 - 13:13
The enigma2-plugin-extensions-nfibackup is a good candidate.Tonight I'll have a look and make a list.
It is broken for some time now, though it can be fixed easily by replacing Total with Mem in line 233 of the /usr/bin/build-nfi-image.sh. Even after the fix, flashing the dm box using the generated backup failed (even with latest second stage loader).
Besides, the openpli 2.1 recommended way is to use the enigma2-plugin-extensions-autobackup plugin, isn't it?.
Regards.
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Posted 15 November 2011 - 13:36
NFI backup creates a full backup of the entire image.
Autobackup creates a backup of just the configuration settings.
The plugin that comes closest to NFI backup is the Backupsuite from Pedro Newbie. That also makes a full backup of the image. However that plugin only works on the Vu+, ClarkeTech and Xtrend receivers. So, as far as I know, for the other receivers there is no real alternative for NFI backup.
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Posted 15 November 2011 - 15:47
Did you read more of my post than just the first line?
The outcome of running NFI backup, presuming it works as it should, is an NFI file holding the entire image, 40MB+.
The outcome of running Autobackup is an archive holding just the settings, 100kB or so. Autobackup is not a "Full-backup" tool.
So believe me, these two are definitely not functionally the same.
@Milo
I don't think anyone using a Vu+, CT or Xt receiver uses the NFI Backup plugin. If they use a full backup tool, that will most likely be Pedros Backupsuite. I don't know of any alternatives.
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Posted 15 November 2011 - 16:37
Yes I agree with you (and I read all of your post as well ). I meant that the goal is more or less the same (state restoration to the given point in past), but now I see that Autobackup is more powerful as one can restore the settings in the new environment (updated or another machine).@Orzes72
Did you read more of my post than just the first line?
The outcome of running NFI backup, presuming it works as it should, is an NFI file holding the entire image, 40MB+.
The outcome of running Autobackup is an archive holding just the settings, 100kB or so. Autobackup is not a "Full-backup" tool.
So believe me, these two are definitely not functionally the same.
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The autobackup was developed heavily during few last months (as I can recall from the commit logs) and the NFI backup was not touch since SSL v. 78 or so. And it is broken on Pli (its script is broken and even after the corrections, flashing with the backuped image fails). And nobody reported that. That is why, following the MiLo arguments, I thought the NFI is obsolete now. End of off-topic.
Regards.
Edited by Orzes72, 15 November 2011 - 16:39.
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Posted 17 November 2011 - 14:33
- OSDpositionsetup (2.7+git9157) and positionersetup (2.7+git9157) => Why are there 2 of them and why are they visible (even pre-installed with the image) on Dreamboxes that don't support this?
- NFIflash => doesn't work anymore (see above topics)
- OSD3dsetup => why are they visible on Dreamboxes that don't support this?
- Tempfancontrol => Is outdated and replaced with Fancontrol 2 in extensions
- Dream Bitrateviewer => This one is inferior to the PLi bitrateviewer which also doesn't have a TPMD check
- CD info => This can't be installed
- Changerootpassword => This one is obsolete and setpasswd (in system plugins) works better
- Enhancedmoviecenter => Seems obsolete because all functionality is peresent in the standard movieplayer
- Movielistpreview => Gives crashes (green screen of death)
- OPKG tools (don't know what this is)
- Passwordchanger => This one is obsolete and setpasswd (in system plugins) works better
- SimpleRSS => The PLi newsreader is better
- Suomipoeka -> Seems obsolete because all functionality is peresent in the standard movieplayer
- Tuxterm => Gives crashes
- Nano editor => Doesn't work
Edited by Dream1975, 17 November 2011 - 14:33.
Mutant HD2400, OpenPLi nightly, 2x DVB-C & 2x DVB-S
Mutant HD51, OpenPLi nightly, 1x DVB-C & 1x DVB-S
Wavefrontier T55 (Astra 1,2,3 en HB)
Smartcards Ziggo (Irdeto) and CDS (Seca) on Oscam
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Posted 17 November 2011 - 17:42
Here is my list (a bit later than planned). These were my observations, please feel free to comment on mentioned pluygins or add you own. Maybe then this thread will make a list which cleans the number of plugins which are obsolete or don't work.
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- OPKG tools (don't know what this is)
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OPKG tools is a package to create the IPK-files which are used to distribute plugins, so obsolete? Absolutely no!
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