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For you or anyone else having this problem, post the output in telnet or terminal after entering these two commands: init 4 enigma2

Dead companies don't provide updates. :unsure:

I am surprised VU+ updated bluetoothsetup. Let's see if they do anything in 2023....

You have the same log problem as in the link I posted. You may make a log using Putty/Telnet. Information on how to do that is in the link. Else, wait for the next update and see if it is fixed.

Maybe look in this thread? https://board.openbh.net/threads/last-update-for-osmio4k-plus.2914/ You will need to supply a log in order to make it easier to fix.

Looks like you are on the latest version. To check using Putty/telnet: opkg update opkg upgrade reboot

Looks like you are on the latest version. To check using Putty/telnet: opkg list-upgradable opkg update opkg list-upgradable Nothing should be returned either time after opkg list-upgradable is entered.

The file named Multiboot.pyc is located in /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Tools of receiver files. Attached is an earlier version of this file. You may replace your current Multiboot.pyc file with the one attached. It would be a good idea to save your current Multiboot.pyc first before swapping them...

Your debug log shows this: Seems several changes were made around 9 days ago. Multiboot.py was one of the changed files. Replacing Multiboot.py with an earlier version of the same file may make it work correctly again.

if you can log onto the box using putty / telnet. Run these 2 commands. INIT 4 enigma2 > /tmp/debug.log 2>&1 Get the debug.log file from /tmp of receiver files. Zip the debug.log file and attach it here.

I don't think you will be doing many online updates if the box does not finish booting! So let's try wording this a different way. Remove any cables or usb devices that are connected to the box and reboot. The only two cables the box should have for this test is the hdmi cable and the power...

Try removing the power from the box. Then remove any usb devices and the internet connection. Power up the box and see if it will boot with nothing connected to it except the hdmi cable and the power cable.

The .ipk installer was looking for a .pyo file that is unique to Open Black Hole image. The extension for this file has been changed to .pyc in python 3. That was the only install problem with the plugin.

Remove using: opkg remove enigma2-softcams-oscam-all-images - 11.714-emu-r798-arm+mips Then install this one: http://162.216.113.217/cam/enigma2-softcams-oscam-all-images_11.714-emu-r798-arm+mips_all.ipk Those steps worked for me. Looks like the extension for the image check was wrong in the...

The plugin he is trying to load works for many different images and receivers. The plugin understands what receiver is being used. But you're not gonna get around this: No emu script to this image now .. ask about it OpenBlackHole image is not supported with this plugin. That's why you see the...

OPKG and telnet are your friends here. First find out what is installed. opkg list-installed Find the cam you have installed and use telnet to remove it. For example: enigma2-softcams-oscam-all-images_11.714-emu-r798-arm+mips_all.ipk Remove the example by doing this: opkg remove...

Is the plugin you are trying to install compatible with the image you are running? For example, most python 2 plugins are not compatible with python 3 images. For best results, install .ipk files and plugins from the feeds. If the image you are using does not have the plugin you want in feeds...

Do you have a suitable computer that can be used as a build server? You will need to use a suitable Linux distro such as: Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS (Kernel 5.4.0) 64 Bit Server OS Minimum requirements = RAM: 16GB SWAP: 16GB CPU: Multi core\thread Model HDD: for Single Build 250GB Free, for...

The RS232 connection is automatic, so no need for user name or password. A reboot of the receiver may be needed to see the data flow, unless you patiently wait for something to be shown. Connecting to a fta receiver using RS232 has become nothing short of a complicated mess as shown in the post...

I guess you could say the PULSe4K blindscan has improved. On average, the new drivers manage to correctly find one transponder out of 8 transponders and correctly scan the channels on it. Many transponders are missed, and some are found wrong. Enigma2 receivers from 2008 did a better job than...