Open Pli python 3.13.2​-GCC-14.2- For some devices ​Built by foxbob

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Open Pil python 3.13.1-GCC-14.2- For some devices Built by foxbob

Built by foxbob We thank him for his wonderful work He is a member of our forum

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master branch,python 3.13.1,gcc 14.2.0,glibc-2.40,openssl 3.4.0,ci+,gstreamer 1.24.12,ffmpeg 7.1.1,webkit-hbbtv,chromium-VU+,kodi 22.0-added stbplayer-hardware acceleration.

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GitHub - 68foxboris/My-feed

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Why is there no logo for foxbob? is the distro name changed?

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Yes Change has been by foxbob

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openpli bootLogo from Admin/ oktus

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openpli bootLogo from/ umbra

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openpli bootLogo from / banban

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3D bootLogo openpli Blue

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Please note that the version works according to the latest system for Device management

Device management replaces the mount manager - switching from mdev to udev

To know more about the difference between mdev & udev You should read the wonderful post to / Captain OpenATV Developer here

https://www.opena.tv/viewtopic.php?t=67248

from Captain OpenATV Developer post

Many users in the past have wanted better control over the automatic mounting of HotPlug devices. However, the previous approach of solving this with your own script and the mount manager reached its limits. The distinction between internal SATA hard drives and USB devices was particularly problematic, as it often no longer worked reliably with modern hardware.

Additionally, a common annoyance was that Linux would mount attached devices in the order in which they were recognized. This caused the mount point for /media/hdd to keep changing, which caused confusion. Experienced users were able to fix this by making manual adjustments to the fstab file. Others tried to use the Enigma2 interface's less-than-intuitive mount manager - with often unsatisfactory results.

What's new?

With the introduction of the new device management, which replaces the previous mount manager, and the switch from mdev to udev, there are numerous improvements:

Quick Mounter: When you connect a device for the first time, a notification appears that allows you to mount the device directly - depending on the device type (e.g. USB or MMC).

Automatic assignment of /media/hdd: If /media/hdd does not already exist, the first connected device will be assigned to this mount point by default.

More control: Users can now choose where to mount a device using an intuitive interface.

Why the switch from mdev to udev?

More modern and flexible: udev offers more functions and is the standard in current Linux distributions.

More reliable device management: udev detects devices more accurately and enables granular actions for specific device types.

Stability and compatibility: udev shows its strength particularly in setups with multiple devices at the same time.

Future-proof: While mdev is no longer actively developed, udev remains up to date and is designed for modern hardware.

New device management features

Device management goes beyond the previous capabilities of the mount manager and offers the following functions:

Device Partitioning: Create and manage partitions directly in the interface.

Split partitions: Flexible adjustment of the storage structure.

File system check: checking and repairing file systems.

FSTAB Cleanup: Cleanup of outdated entries in the fstab file.

Permanent mounts: Setting up fixed mount points via the fstab file.

Temporary Mounts: Support for short-term mounts without permanent changes

With the introduction of device management and the switch to udev, automatic mounting will not only be easier, but also more reliable and significantly more powerful. The new functions ensure that you can manage your devices optimally and easily - according to your needs.

Thanks@foxbob

Open Pil Built by foxbob

master branch,python 3.13.1,gcc 14.2.0,glibc-2.40,openssl 3.4.0,ci+,gstreamer 1.24.12,ffmpeg 7.1.1,webkit-hbbtv,chromium-VU+,kodi 22.0-added stbplayer-hardware acceleration.

devices supported until now

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Double Click on a link to download the version you want

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GitHub - 68foxboris/My-feed

Contribute to 68foxboris/My-feed development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com