Posts by mihaip

    Android DTV application for Zgemma H9S SE is a basic one !

    just a DEMO that ... is possible ! no one uses and maintain it now !

    the only positive fact is the application to return at Enigma2 !!!

    I have a Dream ONE Combo ... this has a native DVB-C tuner ! and I'm using

    it with Oscam EMU on cable channels without problems ! On the other hand

    you will not be able to use an external DVB-C device due to missing Kernel

    software support ! I'm not sure but I think there is no Dream TWO with native

    DVB-T2/C tuner .

    You don't have to create it ! the multiboot exists and can be created using a a script

    under OpenATV ! and is working safe ! Using it into a image if is already there is easy

    and is a must !!! If you are not using the Multiboot , and your image is written into a

    partition , you cannot exit from your image elsewere ! and you are forced to go always

    into GPT booloader menu witch does not work as expected ...


    There are only two stepts ...

    - step 1 - you must mount the GPT control partition "mmcblk0p4" into local /data folder ,

    this is done once for all at the immage boot as last action in "fstab" :


    /dev/dreambox-data /data auto defaults 0 0 or

    /dev/mmcblk0p4 auto defaults 0 0


    Starting this moment your /data folder will show the GPT control files ... the key one to

    control reboot behavior is "BootConfig.txt"


    default=1

    details=0

    timeout=3

    lock=0

    fb_pos=100,400

    fb_size=1080,300

    [Slot 1 - OpenATV 7.3]

    cmd=ext4load mmc 1:5 1080000 /boot/kernel.img;bootm;

    arg=${bootargs} logo=osd0,loaded,0x7f800000 vout=1080p50hz,enable hdmimode=1080p50hz fb_width=1280 fb_height=720 panel_type=lcd_4

    [Slot 2 - OpenPLi RAED]

    cmd=ext4load mmc 1:6 1080000 /boot/kernel.img;bootm;

    arg=${bootargs} logo=osd0,loaded,0x7f800000 vout=1080p50hz,enable hdmimode=1080p50hz fb_width=1280 fb_height=720 panel_type=lcd_4

    [Slot 3 - Vom vedea]

    cmd=ext4load mmc 1:7 1080000 /boot/kernel.img;bootm;

    arg=${bootargs} logo=osd0,loaded,0x7f800000 vout=1080p50hz,enable hdmimode=1080p50hz fb_width=1280 fb_height=720 panel_type=lcd_4

    [Slot 4 - OpenATV 7.4]

    cmd=ext4load mmc 1:8 1080000 /boot/kernel.img;bootm;

    arg=${bootargs} logo=osd0,loaded,0x7f800000 vout=1080p50hz,enable hdmimode=1080p50hz fb_width=1280 fb_height=720 panel_type=lcd_4

    [   Recovery   ]

    cmd=imgread kernel recovery ${loadaddr} 0; bootm ${loadaddr};

    arg=${bootargs} logo=osd0,loaded,0x7f800000 vout=1080p50hz,enable hdmimode=1080p50hz fb_width=1280 fb_height=720 panel_type=lcd_4



    - step 2 - from user selection into Multiboot Menu you must update the line "default=1"

    to selected value 2, 3 or 4 and close the file.


    Thats all ! at reboot GPT will restart into the selected image !!!

    I'm doing this by hand ! from WinSCP and is working !

    Myshel ... can you detail ? running dumbo.sh from OpenEnigma ?

    I've tried this and does not work ! my command line was :


    ./dumbo.sh -i rootfs-one


    The rootfs-one was extracted to /tmp/dreambox-rootfs


    ======================================================================

    mounting /dev/mmcblk1p3 at /tmp/dreambox-data

    ======================================================================

    mount: can't find /tmp/DREAMBOOT in /proc/mounts

    mount: can't find /tmp/dreambox-rootfs in /proc/mounts

    mount: can't find /tmp/dreambox-data in /proc/mounts

    extracting to sd-card /data/dumbo/rootfs-one.tar.bz2

    will take time ...

    ======================================================================

    ======================================================================

    Dreambox Image extracted

    ======================================================================

    Kernel found in image

    ======================================================================

    Flashing kernel to sd-card

    ======================================================================

    usage: mkbootimg [-h] --kernel KERNEL [--ramdisk RAMDISK] [--second SECOND]

    [--cmdline CMDLINE] [--base BASE]

    [--kernel_offset KERNEL_OFFSET]

    [--ramdisk_offset RAMDISK_OFFSET]

    [--second_offset SECOND_OFFSET] [--os_version OS_VERSION]

    [--os_patch_level OS_PATCH_LEVEL] [--tags_offset TAGS_OFFSET]

    [--board BOARD] [--pagesize {2048,4096,8192,16384}] [--id] -o

    OUTPUT

    mkbootimg: error: argument -o/--output: can't open '/tmp/DREAMBOOT/kernel.img': [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/tmp/DREAMBOOT/kernel.img'