jamdownsouth
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-CorrectForgive me for first asking a 'basic' question. For the Foxsat HDR to be accessible via a home network it must be connected in some way to that network.'
If you don't have an Ethernet cable connection then you must have a wireless one (say a mains plug thingy)My hummy is not connected via any ethernet cable, so for it to be 'seen' it must have a wireless interface. Is this correct?
No. See above.Does a Foxsat HDR have such a wireless interface?
There is little point in doing this unless you have a network connection.I downloaded the Media & File Server Bundle..........etc
Seems about right. Try another stick. Aparently the Hummy is a bit on the choosy side when it comes to memory sticks.I put the hummy into standby, inserted the memory stick, then pressed and held........Can anyone suggest what may be going wrong here?
You mean the big orange button that says "Download Now" beside the text that says "You have requested the file: Name: raydon's_Media_and_File_Server_Bundle_for_the_Foxsat_HDR_release_4.1.2.rar" ?Where can I download a copy of the software without having to install a load of poo first like what we used to be able to do?
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No matter. Found it. It's the orange button at the top right of ZippyShare here
A link to it on post one of the thread would be an advantage
[embarrassed] Yes, that was the one[/embarrassed]You mean the big orange button that says "Download Now"
I did. But when I fid a page with Livid or somesuch on it, it is a bugger's muddle to find the clean link and it's frequently a tiny button or linked text that is nowhere near as obvious at the big orange one to which you refermost people figure it out eventually.
Hosting the firmware on that server would likely be in violation of the terms of service for the hosting ISP. It contains commercial software owned by Humax.Just a thought, could not the basic firmware be located on the same server as the 'file repository' with a direct download link somewhere obvious (e.g. Page 1 of the thread)?
Agree, you can confirm a working internet connection by accessing BBC iPlayer on channel 901."The error suggests the box cannot copy the list from the file repository" - possible network error.
FoxsatHDR~# ping -c 5 hummypkg.org.uk
PING hummypkg.org.uk (89.248.55.76): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 89.248.55.76: seq=0 ttl=245 time=69.138 ms
ping: recvfrom: Unknown error -89
64 bytes from 89.248.55.76: seq=1 ttl=245 time=37.983 ms
ping: recvfrom: Unknown error -89
64 bytes from 89.248.55.76: seq=2 ttl=245 time=37.049 ms
ping: recvfrom: Unknown error -89
64 bytes from 89.248.55.76: seq=3 ttl=245 time=38.029 ms
ping: recvfrom: Unknown error -89
64 bytes from 89.248.55.76: seq=4 ttl=245 time=37.030 ms
--- hummypkg.org.uk ping statistics ---
5 packets transmitted, 5 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 37.030/43.845/69.138 ms
FoxsatHDR~#
No. Use a couple of homeplugs? They work well here.Forgive me for first asking a 'basic' question. For the Foxsat HDR to be accessible via a home network it must be connected in some way to that network. My hummy is not connected via any ethernet cable, so for it to be 'seen' it must have a wireless interface. Is this correct?
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