Recent content by Cancunia

Thanks for the replies, according to what I read in the >WiKi< the System Flush will reset all of the CFW settings so I'll run the System Flush when it happens again. I'm also going to keep an eye out for a spare box, just in case.

I came across this thread while reading up on the System Flush. If you're really going to to dispose of your HDR T2, please PM me. Maybe we can come to an arrangement?

Just wondering if this is a PSU issue or perhaps just old age? Twice in the past couple of months I've woken up the system via the front button, only to find that it's in 'Wizard' mode and needs to be retuned for the TV Channels and the WiFi config reset. The Cusom FW is still there and after...

Probably would work in Wine, I have run the Windows version in a VM but was hoping for the native version. No worries, it's not something I use everyday.

Thanks for looking, I'm guessing the Linux versions may never reappear.

I just noticed that in your first post, you'd found the correct command! Still, we got there in the end.

You're welcome, glad that it worked. 3 things to remember: 1, It's a mystery why Putty didn't work, your network may have some odd settings 2, We've changed the HumaxFTP password so if you ever want to use FTP, you'll need to remember that 3, Go to the Web Interface Settings Page and within that...

OK, try the web interface again

Right, I found the following here... https://www.avforums.com/threads/web-interface-v2-7-for-foxsat-hdr.1629459/post-17837482 So, try this from the telnet window (no need for italics!): pass-disable

Ok, back to the telnet window and type in: cat /etc/passwd Screenshot the results

righto, keep the telnet window open and now back to the web interface via the web browser and try HumaxFTP / password for the userid & password

It looks like you did not type the password the same each time, try again: passwd HumaxFTP password password

Oops, min 5 characters, so 'password'

Ah, ok. In that case just type in 'pass' (without quotes) & press enter

Ok, the passwd command options are a bit different from what I've read elsewhere. Let's try to change the password for HumaxFTP, the command according to what you got back from passwd -h will be as follows (Caps & spaces are important). "passwd HumaxFTP pass"