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Azbox enigma2
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beta test - 25 март
oficial - - 28 март
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Unsupported features and known problems
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- CAM slots are not supported yet.
- Timeshift does not work yet.
- Rewind does not work properly. Enigma2 sometimes freezes when rewinding.
"Jump back" can be used instead (see playback).
- Samsung LCD TVs will probably have problems with the default resolution
576i.
This is an alpha image. That is some functions may not be available or be
buggy (causing crashes / freezes or loss of data).
The installation of the Enigma2 image formats (ext2) the internal harddrive.
ALL FILES ON THE HARDDRIVE WILL BE LOST.
Installation instructions
You will need either a USB stick or a USB harddrive with FAT32 filesystem.
- Copy the files Enigma_Installer.tfd, uImage and rootfs.tar.gz to the USB device.
- Attach the drive to the USB slot.
- Open the firmware update menu and select the image file Enigma_Installer.tfd on the USB drive.
- Start the firmware update from USB.
- After about 6-7 minutes the installation should be finished.
DO NOT REMOVE THE USB DEVICE UNTIL the installation has finished.
During the installation the VFD shows the current installation step and error messages (if any):
"9 USB Stck" mouting USB stick
"PART 8 HDD" HDD partitioning
"7 HDD FMT" formatting HDD (root fs)
"6 HDD FMT" formatting HDD (FS date)
"5 HDD SWAP" Creating swap
"ROOT FS 4" Installing root file system
"3 LOADER" flashing U-Boot settings
"2 kernel" kernel flashing
"1 fsck" checking file system
"0 REBOOT" rebooting within 2 seconds
It is recommended to attach a cable to the serial port and log the output in a
terminal program (eg TeraTerm) during the installation and the first start.
The USB should be writable filesystem to prevent infinite loop installation.
(The uImage file is renamed to avoid the infinite loop.)
The first play usually takes approximately 3 minutes due to creation of
device nodes.
First start
-----------
On the first start the Enigma2 interactively configures the video output to be
used. The following options are available:
- Component
- HDMI
- Scart
- HDMI-PC
Each connection type is switched on for 30 seconds. The VFD displays the
connection type which is currently active. You can either wait until the
connection type you want is displayed and your TV shows a picture or you
can select the connection type with Up and Down buttons on the remote control.
Confirm the desired connection type with the OK button. After that you can
proceed with the configuration supported by the configuration wizard.
The image contains a default channel table. If you want to replace it you can
perform a channel scan later.
Network configuration
---------------------
The U-Boot settings contain the following configuration by default:
MAC address 00:3 e: 9e: 11:22:33
IP address 192,168,178,100
That is after booting the image you can login via telnet if your computer is in
the same subnet.
These values are set up by the U-Boot. You can temporarily change the values
Enigma2 in the menu "Settings / System / Network... / Adapter Settings" or change the
U-Boot parameters.
Default U-Boot bootargs:
BA1 = console = ttyAS0, 115200 root = / dev/sda1 rw init = / bin / devinit
ip = 192.168.178.100:192.168.178.10:192.168.178.10:255. 255.255.0: tf7700: eth0:
off nwhwconf = device: eth0, HWaddr: 00:3 e: 9e: 11:22:33
mem = 128M bigphysarea = 4000 coprocessor_mem = 4m @ 0x10000000, 4m @ 0x10400000
To change the IP addresses interrupt the U-Boot and execute the countdown
following command replaced with IP addresses:
TF7700> set BA1 'console = ttyAS0, 115200 root = / dev/sda1 rw
init = / bin / devinit ip = <own IP>: <server IP>: <
NS
IP>: 255.255.255.0: tf7700: eth0: off
nwhwconf = device: eth0, HWaddr: 00:3 e: 9e: 11:22:33
mem = 128M bigphysarea = 4000 coprocessor_mem = 4m @ 0x10000000, 4m @ 0x10400000 '
Please note that the setting has to be split in two lines to bypass the
limitation of the U-Boot. The second line must start with a
white space. The
string is enclosed in single quotes. Any change is temporary unless the
settings are saved to flash using the command "saveenv". Before saving
settings to flash you should test whether the kernel boots with your settings.
Enter "boot" at the U-Boot prompt to start the kernel. (After testing the
settings without saving them you will have to enter your changes again.)
Full map can be found in the file / usr/local/share/
---------------------------------------
- CAM slots are not supported yet.
- Timeshift does not work yet.
- Rewind does not work properly. Enigma2 sometimes freezes when rewinding.
"Jump back" can be used instead (see playback).
- Samsung LCD TVs will probably have problems with the default resolution
576i.
This is an alpha image. That is some functions may not be available or be
buggy (causing crashes / freezes or loss of data).
The installation of the Enigma2 image formats (ext2) the internal harddrive.
ALL FILES ON THE HARDDRIVE WILL BE LOST.
Installation instructions
You will need either a USB stick or a USB harddrive with FAT32 filesystem.
- Copy the files Enigma_Installer.tfd, uImage and rootfs.tar.gz to the USB device.
- Attach the drive to the USB slot.
- Open the firmware update menu and select the image file Enigma_Installer.tfd on the USB drive.
- Start the firmware update from USB.
- After about 6-7 minutes the installation should be finished.
DO NOT REMOVE THE USB DEVICE UNTIL the installation has finished.
During the installation the VFD shows the current installation step and error messages (if any):
"9 USB Stck" mouting USB stick
"PART 8 HDD" HDD partitioning
"7 HDD FMT" formatting HDD (root fs)
"6 HDD FMT" formatting HDD (FS date)
"5 HDD SWAP" Creating swap
"ROOT FS 4" Installing root file system
"3 LOADER" flashing U-Boot settings
"2 kernel" kernel flashing
"1 fsck" checking file system
"0 REBOOT" rebooting within 2 seconds
It is recommended to attach a cable to the serial port and log the output in a
terminal program (eg TeraTerm) during the installation and the first start.
The USB should be writable filesystem to prevent infinite loop installation.
(The uImage file is renamed to avoid the infinite loop.)
The first play usually takes approximately 3 minutes due to creation of
device nodes.
First start
-----------
On the first start the Enigma2 interactively configures the video output to be
used. The following options are available:
- Component
- HDMI
- Scart
- HDMI-PC
Each connection type is switched on for 30 seconds. The VFD displays the
connection type which is currently active. You can either wait until the
connection type you want is displayed and your TV shows a picture or you
can select the connection type with Up and Down buttons on the remote control.
Confirm the desired connection type with the OK button. After that you can
proceed with the configuration supported by the configuration wizard.
The image contains a default channel table. If you want to replace it you can
perform a channel scan later.
Network configuration
---------------------
The U-Boot settings contain the following configuration by default:
MAC address 00:3 e: 9e: 11:22:33
IP address 192,168,178,100
That is after booting the image you can login via telnet if your computer is in
the same subnet.
These values are set up by the U-Boot. You can temporarily change the values
Enigma2 in the menu "Settings / System / Network... / Adapter Settings" or change the
U-Boot parameters.
Default U-Boot bootargs:
BA1 = console = ttyAS0, 115200 root = / dev/sda1 rw init = / bin / devinit
ip = 192.168.178.100:192.168.178.10:192.168.178.10:255. 255.255.0: tf7700: eth0:
off nwhwconf = device: eth0, HWaddr: 00:3 e: 9e: 11:22:33
mem = 128M bigphysarea = 4000 coprocessor_mem = 4m @ 0x10000000, 4m @ 0x10400000
To change the IP addresses interrupt the U-Boot and execute the countdown
following command replaced with IP addresses:
TF7700> set BA1 'console = ttyAS0, 115200 root = / dev/sda1 rw
init = / bin / devinit ip = <own IP>: <server IP>: <
NS IP>: 255.255.255.0: tf7700: eth0: off
nwhwconf = device: eth0, HWaddr: 00:3 e: 9e: 11:22:33
mem = 128M bigphysarea = 4000 coprocessor_mem = 4m @ 0x10000000, 4m @ 0x10400000 '
Please note that the setting has to be split in two lines to bypass the
limitation of the U-Boot. The second line must start with a
white space. The
string is enclosed in single quotes. Any change is temporary unless the
settings are saved to flash using the command "saveenv". Before saving
settings to flash you should test whether the kernel boots with your settings.
Enter "boot" at the U-Boot prompt to start the kernel. (After testing the
settings without saving them you will have to enter your changes again.)
Full map can be found in the file / usr/local/share/
beta test - 25 март
oficial - - 28 март
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