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If you press "www" on your remote controle you will find save and restore scripts.
Here you can save all your settings including channel list, emu configs and personal settings.
- Added a script to save all user settings from /var to the internal HDD or external device, as well as a script to restore the settings. This is very useful when flashing the receiver with a new image. You can save the settings using a script plugin menu (assigned to WWW button, except 91HD). To restore settings you can either use the same menu, or press and hold the 9 button during cold boot until the message "RESTORE BKUP" is displayed on VFD. After that the settings will be restored and the receiver will be rebooted automatically.
ATTENTION: the "hold the 9 button" feature only works with backups stored in the default location on the HDD. Furthermore, it is based on multiboot configuration, therefore if you flash a different multiboot, the function will be lost. To restore it run the following Telnet command:
fw_setenv menu_9 'setenv bootargs $bootargs restore_backup=1;front_puts "restore bkup";boot'
Here you can save all your settings including channel list, emu configs and personal settings.
- Added a script to save all user settings from /var to the internal HDD or external device, as well as a script to restore the settings. This is very useful when flashing the receiver with a new image. You can save the settings using a script plugin menu (assigned to WWW button, except 91HD). To restore settings you can either use the same menu, or press and hold the 9 button during cold boot until the message "RESTORE BKUP" is displayed on VFD. After that the settings will be restored and the receiver will be rebooted automatically.
ATTENTION: the "hold the 9 button" feature only works with backups stored in the default location on the HDD. Furthermore, it is based on multiboot configuration, therefore if you flash a different multiboot, the function will be lost. To restore it run the following Telnet command:
fw_setenv menu_9 'setenv bootargs $bootargs restore_backup=1;front_puts "restore bkup";boot'
