Latest OzTiVo ISO

Hi All


I've just installed the latest ISO (Dated Feb 2005) off the oztivo website.
Very nice gui to set it up now (including setting up it's IP address during the install process, after restoring the image to the hard disk).

The time issue seems to have gone away too (not sure how) and time was correct first pop (fluke, or a new enhancement, I'm not sure).

I recommend downloading it if you need to re-image your TiVo at some stage soon.

I wonder how we could customize one for over here (including having in the gui being able to select modem or network daily call and choose from an ISP plus enter your login and password).

Cheers,
ZollyMonsta

Hi All,

I put the new image on my Tivo last night to try and get over the web guide issues i had and it did fix them but now the zenithSky.tcl patch does not work so it wont change channels on the sky decoder any more.
I have checked the IR Blasters with my digital camera and they are sending IR signals so its not a hardware issue.

Any ideas on where to next ?


Shane

All Sorted now, I did the following if this helps anyone with similar probs in the future.

in tivoweb i went to MFS / Setup /selected Source 2272/12
got the CableBoxCodeNum = 10013 entry (yours maybe different)

edited the zenithSky.tcl file and changed the IR entry to 10013 then run
tivosh
source zenithSky.tcl
zenithSky
reboot

When it came backup it all worked i assume i have just put the zenith IR codes over whatever it was using in the past.

hope this helps anyone with similar problems.

Impressive stuff alright ... they have done some good work here.

Like the menu system, reminds me of slackware linux.

Really easy to install. Setting ip means no serial to get up and going.

Only change really was point the new http proxy at the nz emulator.

All that would be needed would be something like ... in rc.sysinit.author

Code:

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postcode=`/hack/bin/get_postalcode`
if [ "$postcode" = "02113" ]; then
  emuProxy2 -s 64.151.65.200 &
else
  emuProxy2 -s 131.244.9.101 &
fi

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by DJC

All that would be needed would be something like ... in rc.sysinit.author

Code:

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postcode=`/hack/bin/get_postalcode`
if [ "$postcode" = "02113" ]; then
  emuProxy2 -s 64.151.65.200 &
else
  emuProxy2 -s 131.244.9.101 &
fi

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Hi :)

Why not pop over to www.oztivo.com and suggest it, or submit it? Contributions are greatfully accepted if presented through the correct channels and r1.4 final is not released yet ;)

Sounds like a good idea. I'm sure the OzTivo'ers wouldnt mind having an option for this in the Gui (select NZ or OZ emulator).

I've also just entered under 'wishlist' (not sure if it's the right place or not) for the final iso to have a script Thomson mentions to have a screensaver, which blanks the screen after 30 seconds on pause. Just what I've been looking for ;)

The best answer is in the GUI, that way it is handled at imaging. Otherwise with the script suggestion above a reboot would be necessary after setting postcode and before connecting to download headends.

Are you going to suggest it? The addition gui option ...

Quote:

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Originally Posted by DJC

The best answer is in the GUI, that way it is handled at imaging. Otherwise with the script suggestion above a reboot would be necessary after setting postcode and before connecting to download headends.

Are you going to suggest it? The addition gui option ...

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Yep.. all done..

http://minnie.tuhs.org/twiki/bin/vie...opers/WishList

Cross our fingers eh!! :) Will make life so much easier.

ZollyMonsta

Yep, wishlist is the place on the wiki to put it :)

Oh, while I think of it, when you make an entry if there are any words that hyprlink with a question mark after them or don't look right, simply place a <nop> before the word and this won't happen. You'll see what I mean if you go back into edit mode and see the raw source text.

Glad I did check the "wishlist" page. No idea where this Phil guy got the idea the ALPS tuners are getting "hard to get" :confused:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Darren King

No idea where this Phil guy got the idea the ALPS tuners are getting "hard to get" :confused:

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It must be something in the water. ;)