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SkyFan
18-05-15, 14:25
Today I have several recordings that instead of being 1 file each, they are split into 2 files. So some of a programme will be in 1 file then the rest will be split into another file with _001 appended onto the end of the file name.

What causes that and how can I fix it? I thought it was just something that happened after a few months so after a couple of months I formatted my drive. However about 1 month later I've got the same problem again.

Where can I find the log file?
abu baniaz
18-05-15, 18:12
What file system is your HDD in?
SkyFan
18-05-15, 18:20
No idea. I formatted the drive from within Vix. I've read when you do that that it automatically puts it in ext4?
abu baniaz
18-05-15, 18:32
Would it be a good idea to find out for definite? If you agree....
Blue > Vix > Mount Manager

Take a screenshot. There is a link in my signature.
SkyFan
18-05-15, 18:43
Here you go. I've got a 480GB SSD installed. Does it matter if it's an SSD?
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SkyFan
21-05-15, 17:34
I uploaded the image for you but I've not heard anything from you. I formatted the drive again and it's not splitting the files anymore but I'd like to find out the cause.
abu baniaz
22-05-15, 18:13
Can you attach the file called "settings". It is located in /etc/enigma2/

Cvan yo alos enabel debug logs, Logs menu, restart receiver so chanegs take effect. When it next happens, upload teh debug logs. They will be located in /home/root/logs/
rossi2000
22-05-15, 18:43
Here you go. I've got a 480GB SSD installed. Does it matter if it's an SSD?
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why would u waste a 480gb ssd in a tv box?
SkyFan
22-05-15, 18:45
How am I wasting it and how is your comment relevant to the problem?
Andy_Hazza
22-05-15, 19:35
All Rossi was implying was having a SSD is of no benefit to a normal HDD, in a computer it is another matter as a SSD gives you a quick boot up on windows etc, but it is of no benefit in a satellite receiver, thats all.


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SkyFan
22-05-15, 19:37
The benefit is that an SSD drive doesn't make any noise.
Andy_Hazza
22-05-15, 19:40
I have traditional hdd's in all my boxes, Mut@nt HD2400 and Vu+ Uno and Vu+ Solo2 n all quiet, no noise so of no benefit in my opinion, just more wonga!


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SkyFan
22-05-15, 19:44
I can hear quite a bit of noise from my Sky+ box so I was being proactive in installing an SSD in my VU+ Duo2. Didn't want to take a chance on there being noise.
Andy_Hazza
22-05-15, 19:49
Thats fair enough, great drives nonetheless. [emoji106]🏼


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nsw9154
22-05-15, 20:08
You would probably be better getting a 3TB 5500/5900rpm Hard Drive for your Duo2 and putting the SSD in your PC, i have a 3TB in my Duo2 and ET10k and never hear them and i use a 240 gig SSD in my PC and it boots Windows7 in 40 seconds, just a thought :D
SkyFan
22-05-15, 20:10
I already have 2 SSDs in my PC.
abu baniaz
22-05-15, 20:16
Back on track......

Settings file.
Please confirm debug logs are enabled.
znb4
03-06-15, 18:56
hello
iam a new user of linux box i got vu+duo2>can any one help me to install nline on it please? thanks
cactikid
03-06-15, 19:42
please read forum rules as we cant help on that subject .