Black Hole
May contain traces of nut
I suppose that might be built into the SoC.Clearly the message is coming from the Teletext engine.
I suppose that might be built into the SoC.Clearly the message is coming from the Teletext engine.
Looking at that I suspect that the HM probably means humax, and the rest signifies a hex address, hence the x.The 2000T dump gives HMX80BC7E and the 5000T - HMX8B0000. I would guess HMX=Humax. As for the rest - I'm sorry I haven't a clue.![]()
That would have been my guess - although the hex isn't familiar to me.Clearly:
HMX is Humax, the hex numbers are parts of the System ID - 80BC7E and 7E0000 is, or should be, rather familiar
Except it isn't a Humax feature - it's something more general.None of it is very interesting, IMHO.
Please explain "sometimes".Sometimes you have to select multiple times to get it.
hex numbers are parts of the System ID - 80BC7E and 7E0000 is, or should be, rather familiar
Menu >> Settings >> System >> System Information >> System ID = 80BC.7E00 for HDR-FOX and 806C.7000 for HD-FOX. However, I didn't spot it as my "office" unit is a HD-FOX and the HD-FOX crash dump doesn't include the System ID string.the hex isn't familiar to me.
It is odd that the 2000T seems to have the same System ID as HDR-FOX, but I guess that's Humax for you. What does your System Information say?The 2000T dump gives HMX80BC7E and the 5000T - HMX8B0000. I would guess HMX=Humax. As for the rest - I'm sorry I haven't a clue.![]()
Oh, FFS you mean I have to go and checkWhat does your System Information say?