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      Problem with replacing disk

      I have now tried using the standard kernel and the disk is still not recognised.
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      Problem with replacing disk

      After further testing I have come to the conclusion that the disk which is not recognised by the Humax Fox T2 has some problem with it. I have tried installing 2 other NTFS formatted disks and both are recognised by the Humax though I did not go so far as to intialise them as they are used...
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      Problem with replacing disk

      I have tried deleting all partitions and that does not work. I cannot format the disk in the unit as the Humax does recognise the existence of the disk when connected internally. It only recognises the disk when connected via the USB (with the disk in a disk caddy).
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      Problem with replacing disk

      Martin, Currently I am using Web interface version: 1.3.2-10 Custom firmware version: 3.10 (build 2734) Humax Version: 1.03.12 (kernel HDR_CFW_3.10) Loader Version: a7.31 Would you recommend the HDR_ FOX_T2_1.03.12 - (13/03/2016) download?
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      Problem with replacing disk

      Having it in NTFS format was the starting point - Hunax did not think it was connected. The disk intialised fine when connected via USB but only as a media disk. PS I am using customised versions of Humax software.
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      Problem with replacing disk

      You missed the bit about not recognisng the disk - I do not get as far as being given the option to format the disk because Humax thinks none is connected.
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      Problem with replacing disk

      I have tried to replace an internal 1Tb disk in a Humax Fox T2 that has been giving problems with a Seagate Pipeline 500GB disk (the same model is in another Humax Fox T2 I have) that had been formatted for a PC. I have tried many different ways of reformatting this disk but when it is placed...
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      Problem with replacing disk

      I have now tried using the standard kernel and the disk is still not recognised.
    2. A

      Problem with replacing disk

      After further testing I have come to the conclusion that the disk which is not recognised by the Humax Fox T2 has some problem with it. I have tried installing 2 other NTFS formatted disks and both are recognised by the Humax though I did not go so far as to intialise them as they are used...
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      Problem with replacing disk

      I have tried deleting all partitions and that does not work. I cannot format the disk in the unit as the Humax does recognise the existence of the disk when connected internally. It only recognises the disk when connected via the USB (with the disk in a disk caddy).
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      Problem with replacing disk

      Martin, Currently I am using Web interface version: 1.3.2-10 Custom firmware version: 3.10 (build 2734) Humax Version: 1.03.12 (kernel HDR_CFW_3.10) Loader Version: a7.31 Would you recommend the HDR_ FOX_T2_1.03.12 - (13/03/2016) download?
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      Problem with replacing disk

      Having it in NTFS format was the starting point - Hunax did not think it was connected. The disk intialised fine when connected via USB but only as a media disk. PS I am using customised versions of Humax software.
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      Problem with replacing disk

      You missed the bit about not recognisng the disk - I do not get as far as being given the option to format the disk because Humax thinks none is connected.
    7. A

      Problem with replacing disk

      I have tried to replace an internal 1Tb disk in a Humax Fox T2 that has been giving problems with a Seagate Pipeline 500GB disk (the same model is in another Humax Fox T2 I have) that had been formatted for a PC. I have tried many different ways of reformatting this disk but when it is placed...
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