[newk] Automatically remove generic prefixes from series names.

[HarveyB]

Webif, settings under newk settings.

 

[Black Hole]

Once you install the newk package, the setting will be enabled in the WebIF >> Settings list.

 

[HarveyB]

Good point bh

 

[mihaid]

I don't think I have it

 

[Brian]

Have you installed the newk package?

 

[mihaid]

Yes according to this

 

[ian_j]

Are you looking down the full list, not just under Web Interface settings?

Each package has it's own yellow strip that expands when clicked on.

 

[mihaid]

Are you looking down the full list, not just under Web Interface settings?

Each package has it's own yellow strip that expands when clicked on.

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I don't get that. Everything I have is in the picture in post 26

 

[ian_j]

I don't think I have it

Have you tried scrolling down on this page?

If you click on the Web Interface Settings text the settings for that item will close.

 

[HarveyB]

It should be some way down:

Make sure you are in SETTINGS screen NOT package management!

 

[mihaid]

I know you're trying to help, but I'm not a moron. That is all I get in settings. It's f*** up.

 

[HarveyB]

Right, so it looks like newk is rubber ducked.
It probably needs repairing.
Try selecting fix_flash_packages in the first field on maintenance panel. Then press run_diagnostic.

 

[mihaid]

Have done, it removed/installed several packages including newk. Settings page looks the same as before.

 

[HarveyB]

I think you will have to wait fore somebody more experienced to come along and tell you what action to take. Sorry!

 

[mihaid]

Thanks

 

[Ezra Pound]

Mihaid, your problem is the epgkeywords package, this package is no longer supported, if you remove this package you will get 'Setting' that display 'Newk' etc. after epgkeywords
If you can't remove epgkeywords from the Packages screen you can send the following command line :-

opkg --force-remove epgkeywords

 

[mihaid]

I got :unknown sub command epgkeywords

 

[cdmackay]

Should that be:

opkg --force-remove remove epgkeywords

perhaps?

 

[mihaid]

The comand seemed good but result was no packages removed

 

[mihaid]

I managed to remove epgkeywords with help and the settings are fine now.