dsayers2014 VIP Member May 12, 2016 #21 When reflashing don't use restore option incase it's reading the timers. when doing the online flash setup and do a settings backup
When reflashing don't use restore option incase it's reading the timers. when doing the online flash setup and do a settings backup
bangord30 TK Veteran May 12, 2016 #22 Yeah mate restores do bring in old timers Sent from my VF695 using Tapatalk
bangord30 TK Veteran May 12, 2016 #23 Only thing to try before reflash and no restores is FTP to /etc/enigma2 and delete timers.xml and delete autotimers.xml I think ram holds them in memory too so you may have to use putty and put e2 to sleep first but try anyway. Sent from my VF695 using Tapatalk
Only thing to try before reflash and no restores is FTP to /etc/enigma2 and delete timers.xml and delete autotimers.xml I think ram holds them in memory too so you may have to use putty and put e2 to sleep first but try anyway. Sent from my VF695 using Tapatalk
Bigrussuk Member May 12, 2016 #24 bangord30 said: Only thing to try before reflash and no restores is FTP to /etc/enigma2 and delete timers.xml and delete autotimers.xml I think ram holds them in memory too so you may have to use putty and put e2 to sleep first but try anyway. Sent from my VF695 using Tapatalk Click to expand... Hi mate I deleted the said files and restarted... It's still recording grr, I didn't understand you 'use putty bit' ?
bangord30 said: Only thing to try before reflash and no restores is FTP to /etc/enigma2 and delete timers.xml and delete autotimers.xml I think ram holds them in memory too so you may have to use putty and put e2 to sleep first but try anyway. Sent from my VF695 using Tapatalk Click to expand... Hi mate I deleted the said files and restarted... It's still recording grr, I didn't understand you 'use putty bit' ?
Bigrussuk Member May 12, 2016 #25 I think I've Sussed the problem... Auto-record was enabled in time-shift [emoji15]... God knows how
