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Thread: Running text on VFD display of Duo2 (workaround for ViX)

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    iceman214
    ill give it a whirl thanks clabs

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    Do mate, because the feeds are fine for me for duo, ultimos and duo2.

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    iceman214
    just tried it and still no joy and other ideas??

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    My only other suggestion is to try this from a telnet session:

    init 4 && opkg update && opkg upgrade && init 6

    Copy and paste that, hit enter.return and have a look at the telnet window - it should tell you if there is a problem updating anything.

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    iceman214
    Quote Originally Posted by Clabs View Post
    My only other suggestion is to try this from a telnet session:

    init 4 && opkg update && opkg upgrade && init 6

    Copy and paste that, hit enter.return and have a look at the telnet window - it should tell you if there is a problem updating anything.
    i just get failed to download world of sat feeds

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    Have you unstabe updates enabled?
    Menu -> Setup -> System -> Software Update -> Allow unstable updates = yes?

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    iceman214
    yes unstable updates enabled

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    Reboot the box & wait a few minutes before you try again so.
    If it still doesn't work, I'd be looking at network/virus issues.

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    iceman214
    thanks for the all the help guys im going to try one of my backups and failing that ill do a reflash see that solves it

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    Hi,

    Just discovered this thread. It's great that you can now scroll text! This is just what I'm looking for. I use the full size picons on the colour LCD and want program information on the VFD.

    I'll have a look at 'ubisIst_normal' and see if I can remove channel name (as that is on the picon), and look to add the tuner icons. Once complete, I'll share my results in this thread.

    Thanks to the original poster.

    Cheers, Lee

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    Quote Originally Posted by lscolman View Post
    Hi,

    Just discovered this thread. It's great that you can now scroll text! This is just what I'm looking for. I use the full size picons on the colour LCD and want program information on the VFD.

    I'll have a look at 'ubisIst_normal' and see if I can remove channel name (as that is on the picon), and look to add the tuner icons. Once complete, I'll share my results in this thread.

    Thanks to the original poster.

    Cheers, Lee
    Any joy with removing channel name from skin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by matlacki View Post
    Any joy with removing channel name from skin?
    Try this...

    skin_display.zip

    Unzip, and FTP the file skin_display.xml over to /usr/share/enigma2/display/ubisIst_normal. Make sure you take a backup of the original first. Restart enigma, and you should now get the current program name only.

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