Recent content by infracom2011

Of course you are correct (1 byte short of 4GB). The problem appears to be that this file is corrupt in some way although why is unclear. It was originally a decrypted copy of a HD file on the HDR-FOX-T2 that I wanted to copy to the 1 TB drive that is now attached to the HD-FOX-T2. All other...

Not a truncation. First a box asking if I want to overwrite the file already there - zero bytes so I guess from the previous failed attempt. Then when I say Yes, a message saying file is too large for the destination file system.

I’ve now attached a 1TB drive to the HD-FOX-T2. Custom software with Samba support is installed. Samba seemed to work fine for both read and write. But when I try to copy a large file, 2.5GB, to the drive from Windows using copy-and-paste under Windows Explorer I am told by Windows that the...

It's a curiosity then. I have a 1TB drive attached to my HDR most of the time; it it has two partitions - one FAT32 and another EXT3 and it sees both of them as did the HD when I connected it to that machine.

I use a Slingbox. This was originally used to allow watching my Humax 9200 on a PC or laptop but the Server capability of the HDRFOXT2 removes the need for it, and I very rarely use it over the internet. It does however provide a virtual remote control so I still have it attached and have...

I did not flag this as a problem, just a curiosity. It's the reason why I did not use a bigger USB stick. The USB drive I have been installing from was not one of these; it was a single partition and recognised by the box. Does the Hummy normally only see the first partition? It is quite happy...

Yes, must be no driver. But it seems very odd they work on every non-PC box I have - Sony Bluray/LG DVD/Toshiba DVD/Sony TV/Lexmark printer. These devices have dual partitions - when plugged in they provide a small partition of a few MB and a large partition of 6GB. The HD and HDR recognise the...

The HD loads the custom software fine from that device but it does not then use it for the rest of the install. But there appear to be many unexpected things in this area so it surprises me not if this is another one. For example, why are some USB stiks not usable at all? It seems that that...

512MB which I originally thought would be big enough to hold an 18MB update file. For reasons not clear neither my 6GB sticks work (as the documentation says might be the case). I got this working by plugging in the 1TB drive I normally attach to the HDR which is why I cannot leave it connected...

Perhaps your FAT32 USB drive is rather bigger than the one I was using.

It would be useful if the installation instructions said that rather than saying the USB stick SHOULD be removed. I have tried again with the original USB FAT32 remaining and it made no difference. I then tried again with a USB EXT3 formated drive attached and all worked OK. But I have no USB...

No I do NOT have another update on the USB stick. Yes I DO have the correct IP address. It pings and telnets OK No I do NOT see the webif, that is what greatly puzzles me.

I wondered if that might be the case but the installation instructions explicitely say remove the USB flash drive before rebooting. I don't otherwsie have a drive attached to the HD, don't have one handy and don't intend to record.

I have been trying to install the custom software on my HDFOXT2. I first installed the custom software without any problem on my HDRFOXT2. A few days ago I then tried to install the HD version on my HDFOXT2. It is at release 20. First I tried R13. Everything seemed to install fine, but when I...

I have installed the custom software (release 13) on my HDRFOXT2 and it is a very nice piece of software. I particularly like the auto decrypt and the ability to see signal strength across all muxes with the web interface. I’ll look to configure the cifs support so I can use a NAS as well as a...