Beiträge von gwaitsi

    I am trying to upgrade the Enigma2 from 2009.10.17 and i have tried to change the enigma2 & enigma2.sh files in the \usr\bin directory only.
    I tried both 2.6 and 2.7 and in both cases the error below is reported on the console.


    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/mytest.py", line 3, in <module>
    import enigma
    File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/enigma.py", line 1281, in <module>
    class eGauge (eWidget):
    File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/enigma.py", line 1286, in eGauge
    __swig_destroy__=_enigma.delete_eGauge
    AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'delete_eGauge'


    If i change them back to the files that came with the image, the error is no longer there.
    I note that Nab Hyperspace uses a later enigma2 version, but doesn't have a problem (i suspect because the functionality of the information page with the gauges has been removed).


    any ideas?

    I note that on my original dm800 there is no product marking (internally or externally) where the product is made or comes from.
    It seems to me that DMM try to present the product as being German when in fact it is made in China.


    Unfortunately my German is not good enough to understand the legal text, but i would be grateful if a German member could look at the following legal text and clarify whether manufacturers are required to display that information.
    I believe they are right? Certainly in just about every other developed country they are required by law to do it.
    http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/uwg_2004/__5.html
    http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/gpsg/__5.html

    well, interestingly enough after the change above, i noted the machine successfully rebooted after a warm boot.
    However, the unit still locked at BOOT #75 after a cold boot with the USB memory stick in the top slot.


    So, i reversed the WiFi and USB stick so the memory is in the bottom, the wifi in the top and the change above and now the unit successfully boots from cold start. However, the memory stick wasn't recognised.


    So, I added both
    /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /media/usb auto defaults 0 0
    /dev/scsi/host3/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /media/usb auto defaults 0 0


    to fstab and; -
    a) everything works as it should if the memory stick is in the lower slot
    b) warm boots are ok, but cold boots are not if the memory stick is in the top slot

    I am curious to know what is in the boot strap considering,
    i need to change the default image fstab from:
    /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /media/usb auto defaults 0 0


    to
    /dev/scsi/host3/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /media/usb auto defaults 0 0


    before my usb stick is even recognised.


    do you incorrectly reference hardware in the initial boot phase?
    is that why USB sticks cause the machine to hault at BOOT #75.


    Once again, we see what poor support is offered by DMM. Not an answer in the forum and not one for my ticket.


    What is the average Jo of the street supposed to do?
    I wouldn't consider the product fit for purpose for the average Jo.

    seems to me, to be a problem with the boot loader or a hardware design problem.
    my mother board is Rev J - if anyone knows where that has known issues or not.


    a) flashing via serial gets stuck after uploading the flash loader at "initiating http connection"
    b) i have tried 3 different usb sticks now. as long as one is in the usb port when the machine is booted, it gets stuck at BOOT #75.


    You wait 10days for a ticket and they close the ticket as successful without any response (even though it is not solved)
    what kind of support is this.


    if i am going to buy something made in china and not get any support for it, at least i want bottom dollar for it.

    when i have a usb stick in the slot and reboot, my machine is stuck at
    BOOT #75 20091005


    I need to remove and replugin the USB for the boot process to continue.
    I have seen i am not the only one with this symptom but haven't seen what the answer is.


    I have a Kingston 1GB Datatraveller v2 stick.
    My Bios Settings are
    Primary - Flash
    Secondary - usb


    alternate primary - tftp
    alternate secondary - none
    usb support enabled

    my step 4. doesn't work with 2.7 release image, so i will try yours. if fact, the 2.1.2 drivers cause enigma to crash on the 2.7 release.
    i will try your step 4, on the 2.7 release to see if that fixes the auto start issues i am now having.
    i did try that on previously and it didn't work, but i should mention i had the N.12 image.
    best would be to have the drivers properly integrated with the configuration scripts of course.

    My step 4 does work with every image i have tested which is all of the most popular ones inc originals.
    key is S38 - must have 755 attributes, all others can be 644

    I have a Samsung Series 7 connected via a Onkyo AV receiver. To get mine up i can do one of two things;


    a) remove the DVI-HDMI cable, and re-insert the cable
    b) switch the AV unit to another HDMI source, then switch back to the DreamBox (DM800HD)

    i created a ticket for this problem as i too have it. The response was, return the box to the dealer, it could be a faulty connection :face_with_tongue:

    The one thing i did different is step 4.

    My driver is complied on the source "2009_0521_RT2870_Linux_STA_V2.1.2.0.tgz" from ralink's web site. Now i'm trying to compile the latest
    source :smiling_face:

    my step 4. doesn't work with 2.7 release image, so i will try yours. if fact, the 2.1.2 drivers cause enigma to crash on the 2.7 release.
    i will try your step 4, on the 2.7 release to see if that fixes the auto start issues i am now having.
    i did try that on previously and it didn't work, but i should mention i had the N.12 image.
    best would be to have the drivers properly integrated with the configuration scripts of course.

    Just installed a 250Gb Seagate inside the box and run the setup and initialize tools.


    NFI Backup and other tools all recognise the drive and use it however, if i press the red button to record is says HDD not installed or initialised.
    funny that the time shift function does work - and only have installing the HDD.


    ideas.....

    Sorry, that i haven't looked at this for a long time :frowning_face: i could have helped you :smiling_face: I don't have a Dm800, i only borrowed it for a while.


    I think that that the driver "wlan-rt2870_no_wpa_support.tar.gz" is named wrongly by me (if it's mine you use) it works with WPA, and is compiled if your systen dont have wpa support.

    no drama. i used your driver and the one mentioned worked, where as the one marked untested didn't work. anyways, got it sorted and hopefully my write will help other non-linux people on their way.
    still strange that the iwconfig doesn't show the ip after startup, but it is actually working. don't know enough about linux to do that level of debugging.

    Biggest crap I've read in the forum. You have absolutly no idea what you are talking about! China can clone everything ... give them the hardware and a few weeks later you get your clone copy. It would not matter WHERE they build it ... they would clone it anyway. And as far as I know they are currently producing boxes in netherlands and taiwan, not china from where the clones are coming.

    interesting, i just checked the box and packaging on the external side and there is no "made in" - country of origin info - that's illegal where i come from.
    I will check the inside of my box and the EU laws in relation to identifying country of origin info.


    As for crap, i spent 10yrs in Asia - the handle happens to be Chinese - if you were half awake. In the 80s i used to sell recycled 80286 CPU and 286 PC chipsets....but i have no idea what i am talking about.
    you read a single sentence and believe you know everything.....i could write a thesis on the way Chinese companies swindle everything, from components traders who soak low quality capacitors in hot water to remove the plastic sheath and re-cover with Japanese labels, to imitation brand name cigarettes. But you are entitled to your opinion. Just remember, assumption is the mother of all f.ckups.

    Having been mislead or through a misunderstanding with the dealer, i was supplied a clone believing it to be the real McCoy which i discovered the hard way it was not. i.e. through imaging with original image.
    The dealer gladly changed it, although it cost me another 30% but i now have an original box. was it worth it? No, is the simple answer. why?


    a) i haven't received the support i expected to receive having purchased an original
    b) the original unit shutsdown the DVI and i have to unplug and replug the cable to get the monitor to recognize a signal - this didn't happen on the clone
    c) the clone had a CPU heatsink, the real one does not. - far more important than a missing modem (although my clone also had the modem)


    in summary, depending on the clone (if it is a complete replica) it is more than likely to come out of the same factory, or the factory of the brother of the owner of the real one using all the original schematics, etc.
    It has possibly been made by recycling components from machines that failed the QC initial tests or, if it is a complete replica from the same factory it has possibly gone out the back door.
    Nothing new about that in China and if Dream Multi-Media chose to OEM to a factory in China, it is their only silly fault that this may happen.
    They should have been aware of the risks. They could have always built it in Germany.


    Bottom line is, you aren't going to get the low level support you would expect, other than simple referrals to forum posts, so you are mostly on your own in my experience.
    Best to start learning linux so you can help yourself. You will probably get more out of the box that way, anyway.


    Lastly, if you are putting any other images on it than the original DMM, then you are definitely on your own any how.
    One thing about buying a DMM (despite the lack of quality support), you can always revert to the EU/German consumer protection laws..
    much easier with an established German company than Bob's satellites around the corner - assuming he doesn't packed up and go in the process


    So, now you can make an informed decision.

    I finally have my rt2870 "Wireless n" USB stick from Edimax EW-7718Un working.
    Given the lack of support i received from anyone, i am sharing my experience for those who stumble across these instructions. They should work for any rt2870 based USB stick.


    If you are like me and know little about Linux and therefore, no doubt choose to edit/create files on windows rather than try and use vi, two things to remember; -
    a) you need to use an editor that allows saving with LFs instead of CRLFs (I use EditPad Pro - which also allows for conversions, etc)
    b) when you ftp files up, you need to remember to set their attributes (i use filezilla)


    I have seen a number of drivers posted and the one below works (with no WPA support), the other driver posted with WPA support i could not get to work).
    http://www.dream-multimedia-tv…fa419a29450f925b0b751ca2c
    I have also read that these drivers may conflict with the rt73 drivers if installed - i did not find this a problem and still have my original stuff installed as-is.


    Step 1
    download the drivers from the link above, posted earlier in this post.
    extract to your local drive and ftp the \lib directory to your dreambox - remember to set the attributes to 644 afterwards
    \lib\firmware\rt2870.bin
    \lib\modules\2.6.12-5.1-brcmstb-dm800\kernel\drivers\net\rt2870sta.ko


    Step 2
    modify the rt2870sta.dat file enclosed with the key information below;
    CountryRegion=1 ; value should suite most of europe
    CountryRegionABand=1 ; value should suite most of europe
    SSID=MYWAN
    NetworkType=Infra
    WirelessMode=6 ; this value is 'n' only - see the iwpriv_usage.txt file for the options available
    AuthMode=WPA2PSK ; you need to set whether open or encrypted
    EncrypType=AES
    WPAPSK=MyPassWord
    -------- ; next add the following lines to the end of the file
    ONBOOT='yes'
    BOOTPROTO='dhcp'
    STARTMODE='auto'


    copy the saved file to (case sensitive);
    \etc\Wireless\RT2870STA\rt2870sta.dat and set attribute to 644


    Step 3
    add the following entry to \etc\modules.conf;
    alias ra0 rt2870sta


    Step 4
    create the file \etc\rcS.d\S38wireless (case sensitive) ** Attributes need to be 755 for this to allow the recognisition at boot time.
    add the following lines;
    modprobe rt2870sta
    ifconfig ra0 inet dhcp up


    Step 5
    edit the file \etc\network\interfaces and add the following entry to the end;
    # WLAN
    auto ra0
    iface ra0 inet dhcp


    Step 6
    to set the WiFi card as the default, create the file \etc\default_gw and the entry;
    ra0


    now in your telnet session, type "reboot"


    Testing
    login as root and type;
    ifconfig
    you should see the "Wireless n" interface and card type etc listed.


    type;
    iwconfig
    you should see the wireless lan settings on the card i.e. SSID name, encryption key, etc ** see my notes below.
    if you don't know what the dhcp address should be, you need to type the following as a work around;
    ifdown ra0
    ifup ra0
    iwconfig
    you should now see the "Wireless n" interface with an ip address.


    *** Notes
    - iwconfig; doesn't seem to show the ip address (when using dhcp) after a reboot. however, the ip address is correctly set and does work (toggle down and up to refresh if you need to know)
    - iwpriv ra0 show; doesn't actually show the settings of the card
    - if you use a static ip address instead of dhcp, i believe the GATEWAY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx needs to be in the rt2870sta.dat file above (but haven't tested)
    - this was done on a dm800 using info from a variety of sources, but should work on a 7025 as well.


    Best of luck.... still can't stream HD smoothly over Wireless n though :frowning_face:

    press the green button then the button to download plugins.
    find the dreambox genuine plugin and install.


    when you click on the plugin next, it will give a code.
    enter this code on the website of dream multimedia and it should provide you the information about the box.

    Bitte sagen Sie mir die gleichwertig von


    /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-ra0
    DEVICE='ra0'
    ONBOOT='yes'
    BOOTPROTO='dhcp'
    STARTMODE='auto'
    PRE_UP_SCRIPT='ifup-ra0'


    im Dreambox bitte.

    have finally gotten the drivers working.....seems when editing the files in windows, the LF were being converted to CRLFs.


    i have one small problem remaining. when i start, the IP address assigned is 169.x.x.x
    i need to type
    ifdown -ra0
    ifup -ra0


    then the correct ip address is assigned.


    any assistance please

    if you install a newer software a new bootloader will be installed and this bootloader checks your hardware and when this check failed, the bootprocess stops. this always happens when you try to install new software on cloneboxes.

    OoZooN, you were right and i made my dealer change the box for a real one - although i had to pay a substantial amount extra. starting to wonder why i bothered. Hasn't seemed to make any difference to the support offered.
    if you have a moment, i would be grateful if you can see my posts 800 wireless n
    I think you make your own image right and are knowledgeable enough to perhaps help me with my little (big) problem concerning an rt2870sta driver.


    Vielen Dank f'ür Ihrer zeit

    Not having any luck here. removed both the rt73 and zd1211b drivers.
    found a site in Russian that said to add the following to the bootup file in etc\net.d between the echo 12 and 13 statements.


    depmod -a
    modprobe rt2870sta
    depmod -Ae
    echo 13 > /proc/progress
    for mod in sr_mod sd_mod autofs4; do
    modprobe $mod
    done


    didn't make any difference. Unit hangs on boot with or without this. eth0 get its dhcp address and ftp works, but telnet does not.
    have tried a number of images from Oct through to latest experimental.... no luck.


    interestingly, removing the driver and restoring the bootup file. the unit remains with the same problem. i.e. boot gets stuck when the status bar is up to about the "T mark.
    In all of the above, it makes no difference whether or not the device is actually connected to the USB port or not.


    starting to wonder why i made my dealer change the cl.ne he sold me for a real dm800 when there appears to be little to no support.