rb25 wrote: » Hi. This is probably already covered in the thread but I could not find it. How do I format my USB hard disk to use it on enigma2 for recording?
bappelbe wrote: » My guess is that reporting will annoy the mod and the thread will be shut down over time. The problem is with new posters posting questions they are not allowed ask, they are never answered (that I have seen) yet we have 2 threads closed. The threads have been closed because of reaction of posters to the mod warnings.
how.gareth wrote: » I don't necessarily mean to report every post, but anything that mentions things we aren't allowed speak about should be reported so the mod can delete them, I don't see a thread being closed unless there is an actual discussion about banned subjects, people posting in the wrong thread is annoying but will always happen as they don't read the title properly and just post away. Fully agree that it would make life easier for the mod if we could regulate it ourselves but then they would be out of a job!
FlexMcMurphy wrote: » I agree. The main problem anyway is people asking off-topic questions because they don't know or care that they are in the wrong thread. I'm not sure Mods here want posts being reported to them because they were simply off-topic. Maybe we just have to live with that. Personally I think a trusted regular contributor here should be given the power to move/delete posts that are inappropriate or off-topic. But maybe that's just a pipe-dream! Flex
phobia2011 wrote: » ChampC, i think No Discussion needs a bigger font on firmware thread
Slevster wrote: » ...in my opinion, the self regulation has been quite effective... My point is, that we shouldn't have to report posts/comments. Its not in the spirit of this thread. There will be stupid questions from folks who don't know the rules. Always has been, always will be. Folks tend to just plough in without reading back. If we start reporting them, then we are only highlighting to the Mods, that these questions are been asked.
how.gareth wrote: » Lads judging by the mods comments when the **** hit the fan on the firmware thread, the best thing we can all do if anyone new asks a bold question is to hit the report button and let the mod deal with it, if nobody replies to any dodgy questions then the thread will be left alone. Halo dare was only trying to help but ended up in the wars over it, just my tuppence worth, I personally would be screwed without being able to access these threads so long may they last!
championc wrote: » Hey @skippy Consider the new Raspberry Pi Model B+ running XBMC. This will allow you to have full access to all stations on the AA2 independently of whatever station is being watched on the box itself. All you need is Powerline adapters to bring a network connection from your AA2 to your other location. Thanks championc for coming back to me, will try your suggestion
Skippy along wrote: » I have my AA2 connected to my TV via the hdmi output I also want to use the scart output on the box to send the signal to another TV in the kitchen using an 5.8Ghz AV sender I may have have a problem in so far as will the box output both signals any recommendations please
FlexMcMurphy wrote: » Cheers championc, I wonder how long before someone there starts asking about c-lines and n-lines? Or "I can't see any Saorview Channels on my box and how do I change the order of my channels.." Flex
championc wrote: » The Phoenix arises from the ashes - the NEW FIRMWARE THREAD
Gerry Wicklow wrote: » If you have a look at the firmware thread you will get some pre-compiled backups made by other users to get you started, otherwise have a look at the plugins menu to download/install cooltv etc
alanhiggyno1 wrote: » hi zardoz any luck with alien 1 hyperion 4.5
superg wrote: » Ok I should probably do that so. Can I do it from Enigma or does it have to be spark?
mass_debater wrote: » It's a Linux file system, as it's a Linux box it will perform better and it'll never need defragging. Windows just dumps files on a partition, Linux sorts and indexes it as it writes.http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
superg wrote: » I formatted my usb drive to fat32 in windows, plugged it into the box and it records to it fine. Whats ext3?
mass_debater wrote: » Do you have an ext2/3 formatted usb drive mounted?
Zardoz wrote: » I notice PKT now have a Memory Cleaner built into their blue panel,it seems to be the same thing as cacheflush . Has anyone tried it ?
robwilsonirl wrote: » ...... Very lost as to all the versions - the Enigma2 image I had from Freetv.ie is very different from the one I downloaded (from Open ATV nightly downloads). Once channel scan finished, I got to go figure out how I can install Cool TV Guide, which was on my other Enigma2 image. i'll keep muddling along !
