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  1. 25-10-13, 14:48 #1
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    Can't choose location to store

    Hi guys, just done a fresh flash and resetting everything up but when coming to the epg I can't move the location to HDD just stays on internal flash. I know the USB is recognised because I have a swap file set up so why isn't it being recognised? Thanks
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    I would format the usb stick in FAT32 again.. And try your epg then..

    Then create your swap file again..
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    Awww man lol no problems thanks I'll give it a go
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    Swap-file needs an Ext3/4 device.

    What I do is using two partitions on an USB stick: one FAT32 (formatted by the HP utility) and one in Ext4 (formatted by the box). This stick is always connected to the box.

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    It's worked so I'm good to go now...thank you
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