Recent content by dandnsmith

Many thanks for that - it seems to have done the trick, and now I can use the webif again. All I need is to set a few settings which aren't quite how I want them.

OK - removed those 'is a directory' files, and then ran the opkg: opkg install --force-reinstall webif openssl jim Removing package webif from root... Not deleting modified conffile /mod/webif/html/css/EXTRA.css. Removing package openssl from root... Removing package jim from root... Installing...

After rebooting I tied to re-install libutil but got some error indications. Then I tried fixweb, but got a lot of errors: Please select option: fixweb No packages removed. Installing webif (1.5.2-6) to root... Downloading http://hpkg.tv/hdrfoxt2/base/webif_1.5.2-6_mipsel.opk. Upgrading jim on...

Having left the box in 'normal' mode overnight, I went through the process of entering maintenance mode. The sequence of messages on the front panel was much as described above by prpr finishing with my usual IP address and then 'MAINTENANCE'. This time I was able to telnet in on that address...

I'm not sure which sequence I should describe. Once it gets to display MAINTENANCE, nothing else happens until I reboot. I did try 'ping' for my usual address - no reply, nor is there when I add 24 (should that be following the usual IP?) I'm trying to get a RPi system going so I can do a wire...

I've installed the 3.14 image. The 500 server message still happens. Tried telnet in and selecting 'maint' from the menu which gives some messages: /mod/bin/jimsh: '/mod/lib/libutil.so.0' is not an ELF file /mod/webif/lib/setup:8: Error: couldn't read file "/mod/webif/lib/pretty_size": No such...

I couldn't see any sign of it - I assume that's because the WIFI using a dongle isn't connecting. The WIKI stuff suggests I might get in if I have wireless helper, but I don't know if I have it installed. I've rebooted to get it out of maintenance, and connected over wifi (after going through...

I turned on the menu, and then booted into maintenance mode. Now I have an unresponsive box with MAINTENANCE displayed on the front panel. I feel really stupid, and I cannot connect from my linux system using the telnet to the IP address. Where do I go from here?

I guess that was fix-disk How do I get the telnet menu?

opkg install --force-reinstall libutil Removing package libutil from root... Installing libutil (0.9.29) to root... Downloading http://hpkg.tv/hdrfoxt2/base/libutil_0.9.29_mipsel.opk. Configuring libutil. Collected errors: * pkg_get_installed_files: Failed to open...

My HDR-T2 recently started giving the 500 internal server error. Amongst other things I tried reloading the CFW and when it boots it shows CFW 3.13 I'm totally confused, and don't know what to try. I can use telnet to access the HDR-T2 from a linux machine, which gets a # prompt.

I found it an interesting read - it ends with the comment that the modern proof is certainly too large to go in the margin, and so many other fields were involved in the proof that it seems unlikely that Fermat could have envisaged a proof of so compact a nature.

I don't know if it might help - when working out settings for my satellite setups in England and Spain, I found dishpointer.com very useful. I just revisited the site and found it can now work from postcodes as well (didn't use to do that) Derek

I also prefer that arrangement, having found that the automatic cropping often loses sound for several seconds after the crop

Put it down to old age - I got the acronyms wrong, and don't know anything about NFS