Vu duo (genuine) work only old image - before 06.2010

[bibic]

Ok. I'll install vix image. (in a few days).

[bibic]

The same problems; http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...n-t-fully-boot

[Andy_Hazza]

If its genuine, you would have no problems installing the very latest image. But because you can't, its pointing in the direction of a clone unfortunately.
Try different usb sticks to flash the latest image, making sure you have formatted the usb to fat32. Also make sure no other usb devices are present and you could also detach the HDD and see if that helps.
On the rear of the receiver, does it say anything like v1.0, v2.0 etc?


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[bibic]

I know how install new image (with usb or with VuUtil). Hehe
And the receiver it's 100% original (no stiker or something else).
Maybe it's flash memory (K9F1G08U0C-PCB0 128MB), STV6417,FMS6363CS or maybe capacitor from motherboard.

[Andy_Hazza]

Fresh flash wipes the flash memory so won't be that. Dunno about capacitor as you can flash older images. You need to find ViX Apollo Build 021 and that will determine if its clone or genuine.


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[bibic]

Link, please?

[bibic]

And if is before 06.2010 work 100%.

[Andy_Hazza]

No Apollo Build 021 is later than that. Maybe late 2014 early 2015, so if works will be clone, any builds after 021 n don't work even more so a clone. lol
Try googling for it, I don't have it, sorry.


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[bibic]

CFE> printenv
Variable Name Value
-------------------- --------------------------------------------------
BOOT_CONSOLE uart0
LINUX_FFS_STARTAD 0
LINUX_FFS_SIZE 7600000
LINUX_PART_STARTAD 7600000
LINUX_PART_SIZE 400000
ETH0_HWADDR 00:1D:EC:01:5E:19
DRAM0_SIZE 256
DRAM1_SIZE 128
FLASH_ECC_SCHEME Hamming
FLASH_TYPE NAND
FLASH_SIZE 128
CFE_VERSION 2.12.17
CFE_BOARDNAME BCM97335B0
CFE_MEMORYSIZE 128
*** command status = 0

This means my cfe not update?????
CFE_VERSION 2.12.17

[Andy_Hazza]

Try flashing latest bootloader. Found here >> http://www.openvix.co.uk/index.php/d...o-bootloaders/
Like I've said previously use a different usb stick and make sure its formatted to fat32.


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[bibic]

I update last bootloader many times.

[Andy_Hazza]

Got to be either usb problem or a receiver issue (clone), no other explanation imo.


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[bibic]

Hello again,
I have another problems; I replace few capacitors from motherboard (hoping the elimination of causes) and wiring was exfoliated. Where coming plus capacitor C665 (near euroscart - 220 mF/50V) and plus C264 (near network and usb jack - I replaced with 220 mF/25V).
Thanks

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