Foxsat-HDR - New/Updated Package Download

Sorry, please ignore my last post, which concerned my Humax HD-FOX T2 Freeview box, irrelevant to this thread.
My Foxsat HDR has the 1.00.21 firmware. I found the Package Management tab, but when I clicked 'Update package list from Internet' I got:
"wget: bad address 'hpkg.tv'
Downloading http://hpkg.tv/foxsat/base/Packages.gz.
Collected errors:
* opkg_download: Failed to download http://hpkg.tv/foxsat/base/Packages.gz, wget returned 1.
Updating package meta information."
I now see I reported this on Oct 7, 2023 and 'prpr' said I'd been "bleating on about this for the last 4.5 years"!

I then tried the Upgrade tab and got a list of three, which all failed to download, with a message that perhaps I need to run opkg update. Where is that?
 
Default Authority updated

Update your package list in the usual way for the package(s) listed in the "Package Management", "Upgrades" tab.

Remember to reboot the Foxsat-HDR after updating your package list to pick up the updated Default Authority data.
 
To David500 - you have posted 33 entries all fairly identical to the one above. Could you spell out in baby language what you mean by "the usual way". If I followed it maybe I can avoid further attacks from prpr!
 
@Dave W Update your package list by going to "Package Management" on the WebIf's home page or from the row of icons at the top of each page if these have been enabled. Click the "Update package list from internet" tab. Close the "Package Management Results" window and the "Default Authority" file will have been updated automatically. You have to reboot the Foxsat-HDR to load the updated file. The Default Authority file provides data to enable recordings to be set from the WebIf.
 
Dave W said:
What do you mean by "fix". What's wrong with mine?
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IIRC, 10 years ago you said your Foxsat box was connected to a wireless device of some kind, but it wasn't connected to the internet, while your PC was also connected to some other wireless device which allowed access to the internet and to your box. I don't really understand (or care) what the architecture is of your internal network, and I don't expect you to provide any more meaningful detail as I suspect you don't really know how it's connected or configured and it's just something you lashed together which appeared to half work.

It is a fundamental requirement that the box is connected to the internet if you want it to be able to download stuff from it. Surely this is not too taxing a concept, even for someone of your obvious mental deficiency. You'll probably be upset at this, but if you review your own messages, you'll see you've been bleating on about the exact same thing on and off for all of those 10 years. What normal thinking person does this?

You've been told before to fix your network, but you don't want to, don't know how to, or can't be bothered to. Then time passes and you just ask the same old questions all over again.
FFS, fix it once and for all, or shut up and go away.

(I really don't know why I've just wasted my time writing this, because I know nothing will change.)
 
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