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Thread: How to Flash ET-9000 Firmware using USB Pen Drive

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    How to Flash ET-9000 Firmware using USB Pen Drive

    Clarke Tech ET-9000 Flashing Image using USB Pen Drive.

    1. Unzip compressed file.
    2. Copy the "ET9000" folder to a USB Pen Drive.
    3. Power off receiver with the mains switch on the rear.
    4. Connect USB Pen Drive.
    5. Power on receiver with the mains switch on the rear.
    6. Press the OK Button on the front panel (behind the front flap).

    Update in progress.

    The receiver will reboot automatically after update.

    Remove pen drive
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    I have downloaded the BlackHole, extracted the file to a pen, turned the switch on the back off, mounted the pen, turned on, pressed OK under the frontflip, but still I got the PLI-image...

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    openblackhole is based on pli so i am guessing that is right
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    So how can I see if it's upgraded then...?

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    i think as i not got ct 9000 but should be same go to menu then setting then about or some thing along those lines
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    As I said, I'm not able to upgrade using this guide. I turn off the power on the back-panel. I mount the USB-pen. I turn on the rear switch, I have tried to just push the OK for 1/10 sec and 100 seconds. There are some few flashes in the pen, and READY lights up the display. Maybe I have to try to format the pen again...?

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    Extract the flash files as listed in the guide above. Only press OK button when your prompted on the front screen.
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    New format of the pen did it... But now I have another problem... When trying to install softcam for my CD-card, Extensions managment just says "please wait"... Has been so for several minutes. Only red/close available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverfox0786 View Post
    openblackhole is based on pli so i am guessing that is right
    Openblackhole is based on opendreambox and not openpli.

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    I have formatted usb stick (kingston data traveller) to fat32 and placed et9000 folder in root along with files but when i switch on/off the upgrade does not happen, the box just boots up as normal, am I missing something.

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    ok, reformatted, everything fine now.

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    Ok my love story with the ET-9000 is starting by the very wrong way...
    I have formatted 2 different usb, 2 times each, i did drag the latest bootloader (Et9000 file with the "image version" and "cfe.bin" inside).
    I have turned off the main switch, inserted usb, turned on the main switch, and then nothing happen! It does turn on like usual and display the channel...
    It is very very bothering! i don't know what I do wrong!

    PS: I am a mac user but I format in fat32 and the usb is detected in the menu.
    PS: 2 ...i have tried 10 times...formatted 3-4 times...tried all usb port...i'm desperate...Can't i do it through internet or something instead of usb?
    Last edited by zerma; 19-09-12 at 12:20.

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    Well well, might have understood...I am suppose to call the folder ET9000 or ET9x00? Cause when I turn on the receiver it is written 9x00 on the front screen!
    Can someone please direct me toward the latest bootloader I can put, and a good image (it seems that VIX and PLI are the best ones?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by zerma View Post
    Well well, might have understood...I am suppose to call the folder ET9000 or ET9x00? Cause when I turn on the receiver it is written 9x00 on the front screen!
    Can someone please direct me toward the latest bootloader I can put, and a good image (it seems that VIX and PLI are the best ones?)
    ET9x00 ... stick the USB stick in the front of the receiver and use the receiver buttons to start the flash and image load NOT the remote.
    If you go to Vix support centre dropdown and then OpenVix downloads, you will find the latest bootloaders for each box...also the latest VIX image for your box.
    I have tried several images and VIX has been the simplest and easiest for me to install and get support .... unless you speak German where there are some other WEB sites for ET9000.

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    I manage to put the latest vix, the 3.xxx but I got problems now to install mgcamd and Mcas...i will open a new subject.
    Thanks twol!

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