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    Scripting the download of picons

    I'm trying to work on scripting the install and uninstall of picons as part of a plugin I'm writing. Within my plugin I am currently call a .sh file which has this line in it:
    Code:
    opkg install enigma2-plugin-picons-srp-full.100x60-86x46.dark.on.reflection
    This works, but installs said picons on the root.

    When I use the modifer -o /hdd to attempt to install these to the HDD install of root (eg)

    Code:
    opkg install enigma2-plugin-picons-srp-full.100x60-86x46.dark.on.reflection -o /hdd
    I now get the following error

    Code:
    Unknown package 'enigma2-plugin-picons-srp-full.100x60-86x46.dark.on.reflection'.
    Collected errors:
     * opkg_install: Cannot install package enigma2-plugin-picons-srp-full.100x60-86x46.dark.on.reflection.
    If I go to the picons.xyz site and download the IPK, store it locally in tmp and then use the following code

    Code:
    opkg install /tmp/enigma2-plugin-picons-srp-full.100x60-86x46.dark.on.reflection_2016-08-04--14-54-27_all.ipk -o /hdd
    This works. So can anyone offer any advice as to how I could use the standard OPKG call using known feeds to install picons onto HDD?

    Thanks in advance

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