Abu Baniaz

Also, if somebody was to use the partioning tool by the PKT (I think) where the internal flash memory is partitioned like the other receivers with hardware multiboot, would that also work with this implementation of multiboot? Obviously leaves the bootloader as an issue.

 

Apart from the Nigel image, how many slots are you allowed on the internal flash memory? Are you able to specify the sizes of these slots.

See post above

 

Sorry, still not clear on sizes of slots. Is it Nigel + 3 dynamic sizes, or total of 3 dynamic sizes? And are all those on the one partition of the internal flash memory? And if so, how are the areas that the different images occupy segregated?

Apart from the Nigel image, how many slots are you allowed on the internal flash memory? Are you able to specify the sizes of these slots.

It is highly recommended to install OpenBh 5.2 onto your Vu+ 4K box, and just setup the basic features (image resolution, network connection and set a password in telnet etc, you do not need to setup tuners as they will not be used) but not to install ANYTHING else into the image as it is best to keep the installation as small as possible.

This image will be the "base" aka Recovery image for your box.

It should NOT be used for daily use or viewing tv as it is purely for setting up the Vu+ Multiboot environment, and the only other time you should need to use the Recovery image, is if you manage to mess something up and your box will no longer boot.

 

Noted the above comment. What is the official name of the above image which we are not meant to fully configure/use?  base, recovery or is there anything else

If no partitions/slots are created, where are the other images stored please?