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Everything you need to know is here: Steps for Resolving HDR-FOX Crash/Reboot Issues (click) Why? Fixdisk doesn't have a track record of trashing anything that isn't already trashed.

The Disable OTA schedule entry is a reminder schedule to ensure the unit is doing something of higher priority when otherwise it would wake up (if necessary) and then become unusable while it searched for a (non-existent) over-the-air firmware update. The disable-ota package deletes OTA Update...

Sure – otherwise I would expect far more errors daily. The latter, and therefore not an additional error. Post Office is the organisation, post offices are the premises they operate from.

Correcting the zero to a lower case o resolves the problem. What's your second? The Mail of course. I mean, it's a simple typo I've done myself – typing 0 instead of O and not noticing – but where was the auto spell/grammar checker? Perhaps the answer is that it sounded alarm bells, but when...

...unless of course you want it to reach 10m, then you need all the quality you can get.

If you get a picture at all, the fault (if there is one) is not the HDMI cable. Anyone who tells you otherwise is peddling snake oil. HDMI is RGB, but the separate R G and B are transmitted as serialised digital data... and if bits were getting corrupted you would notice! That said, you...

Can I? Oh.

OK then, I take it tmenu implements firmware updating independently of cfupdater and does not require it.

In the old days perhaps, but I get on fine (with the appropriate strategies in place).

Of course it is. A last-resort option for when there are no remaining alternatives. I take issue with that, never unprovoked. Neither do I subscribe to the modern namby-pambyism where GenZ imagine they are entitled not to feel offended nor challenged in any way, and even get offended by...

I don't disagree, but it's another of many things undermining small enterprises.

I can see your point, and I don't disagree, but the show/hide advanced packages button ought to be something all CF users know about!

Is cfupdater now a dependency of tmenu?

My Quick Start Guide is aimed at people installing CF for the first time, so the "stick" method would be the only way available in those circumstances.