That was going to be my next question - what the favourites list was
The rs webif doesn't show channels that are not available on your humax.
You can probably restore normal service before tomorrow by running from a command line (telnet or webshell)
/mod/bin/rs push channels
We really need an easier way of getting rid of long running queued tasks,
Storing the PID of the currently running queued task in the queue.db entry would be one option but it is fairly complicated to add a new field to an existing database definition but then I realised that is not actually...
via webif or remote scheduling
with Remote Scheduling it will still show the Schedule Reboot button while it is waiting to be processed, no need to schedule a reboot if you have RTS enabled
It shouldn't prompt with webif if you have RTS enabled but it will fall back to the older queued...
One bad block in a frequently used file like queue.db can slow down the entire system, now that it is isolated in the renamed file normal service should be resumed though a full fix-disk run can't do any harm and may find some issues lurking
And if they have been disabled
"Your Humax crashed. Some important packages have been disabled, run diag fix-flash-packages to restore full function"
Crash.log doesn't actually tell you what has been disabled or how to restore full function,
42 Humax crashed at Mon Oct 21 12:00:08 UTC 2019...
Not all copy/paste sytems let you see what the contents of the clipboard are but I think that most of those that do give you some control over what is pasted
For example the multiquote feature on these forums allows you to select which quotes are pasted and the order of pasting
My Android phone...
Are you saying you have an installed package called reset?
AFAIK there is no official package of that name! I wonder where it came from
From a putty/webshell command line try (and report results)
opkg list reset
opkg list-installed
opkg info reset
Do you have any messages shown in webif-error.log (on Diag page)?
A truncated package list is more likely to be due to a problem displaying the list than actual package removal.
Is the list still truncated on both Installed and Available tabs? and after clicking on 'Check for Updates'
which...
Talking the disk out of the Humax is trivial - no skill needed other than a simple screwdriver!
To connect disk to a PC is also simple but you would need to purchase a Hard disk caddy or cables o connect it to the PC's USB sockets
You would then to decrypt the recordings (if not already...
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