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Dbox - multiboot 4 Multiboot from HDD or USB memory stick To try out other images, Dreambox' multiboot capabilities come in handy. You'll have to download as v1.3 is not compatible with the latest image.

Renee undeleter com serial ports images online. Then copy tools.tar.gz to /tmp on your Dreambox, and copy both flash_setup.so and flash_setup.cfg to /var/tuxbox/plugins. For more detailed instructions please refer to the readme file of Dreamflash. 4.1 HDD multiboot setup An installed harddisk is automatically recognized, but unless you bought your Dreambox with a harddisk, you'll have to format the harddisk first before you can use it.

Not all harddisks are compatible with the Dreambox, so make sure you can bring it back to the shop and have it exchanged for another model if needed. 5400 rpm discs are less noisy and require less power so you might want to chose a low rpm disc rather than the latest and fastest. To format your harddisk, telnet to your Dreambox, then type: unmount /hdd mkfs.ext /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 Then you have to mount it again and create a directory for recordings: mount /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 mkdir /hdd/movie Now your harddisk is ready to be used. 4.2 USB memory stick multiboot setup Once the Dreambox has booted, plug in your USB memory stick, then telnet to the Dreambox and type: mkfs.ext3 /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/disc mount /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/disc This will format, then mount your USB memory stick. Be aware that formatting deletes all data on the stick. After mounting, the stick is accessible via /var/mnt/usb.

4.3 Managing Images Press the blue button on your remote control. One of the plugins that are now listed should be 'Dreamflash setup'. Select it, then press OK, then select either USB or HDD (depending on what you have available), upon which the Dreambox will reboot. If you press the blue button now, a new option called 'Dreamflash administration' will be available. You can now add new images, that will be stored on the USB stick or the HDD, rather than in the flash memory on your Dreambox.

Kawasaki z1000 hp. Having multiple images in the Dreambox flash memory is risky, thus using the HDD or memory stick is to be preferred. To upload a new image, transfer the image via FTP to either /var/mnt/usb (for the memory stick) or /hdd (for the harddisk), and using your remote control, select add new image, then select a name for it and wait until the file has been created.

Note that you cannot use Internet Update, as this would result in the new image being written to the Dreambox, rather than your harddisk or USB stick. You'll also have to boot the standard Dreambox from the flash memory before adding or deleting an image to / from the HDD/USB stick.

As an example, I'll show you the MisterX image. You can find alternative images on sites like. As previously mentioned, upload the image via FTP to the appropriate location, install it using the plugin menu and reboot your Dreambox. Note that the boot process from the USB stick will take a bit longer. 5 Image example: MisterX installation 5.1 Basics I use the misterX-140204_107_fix2 image, which I got from the. Install the image as described in section 4.3. After the installation, you once again have to select a language, TV standard and configure your satellite dish(es).

You have to reset the satellite settings, as the format in which satellite settings are saved has changed in between image 1.07.3 and 1.07.4. The latest image uses a text file, but many modified images are still based on the 1.07.3 image, where the satellite settings are stored differently. When installing a 1.07.4 based image, all you have to do is paste the configuration line into /var/tuxbox/config/enigma/. Here is a sample configuration line: s:/elitedvb/DVB/config/lnbs/0/RotorTable=-030-010-000-000+010+0313008 Copying the entire configuration file is not such a good idea, as other settings can vary in between images.