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You state that you have 1xS2x LNB, and 3 other ordinary LNB's? Are these all connected to satellite dishes, and your receiver? If so you must have be using a Diseqc switch, if not then you must have the single output SCR LNB connected directly to your receiver with your satellite dish pointing...

Have you tried the basic setup, trying to get 1 satellite? Do you have 3 cable runs, from the regular LNB's, or are you using a Diseqc switch? If you set the tuner to off, reboot your receiver, then set just one tuner, using the single tuner option, and mo the advanced setup, but this depends...

can you please post more details of your satellite setup, fixed dish, with multiple LNB's, several satellite dishes, motorized dish. Make/Model of your receiver? Which image, version?

Try downloading an earlier version onto a different, freshly FAT32 formatted, USB stick, and load that image. If that works then you can try downloading the latest image, to that USB stick, and installing it. The previous download might have become corrupted.

You need to set up a password, on your receiver, which can be anything. Go into the Menu, Setup, Network, and Password. Set a password, and ensure you save it, when exiting. Personally I use filezilla, a free program, available on the internet, and dreamboxedit, for backing up my channel list.

Then I take it that it's not a problem with Kodi, but with OpenBh 5.5.1, as it was working with every other OpenBh version? I advise the Panther-6 to load an earlier version of OpenBh until this problem is fixed.

It still works, just not a lot of free stuff available. It should still be listed in the plugins downloads, but I'm still on OpenBh 5.3.

I'm also using OpenBh 5.3. It's at the bottom of the second page, you need to scroll down, until you locate it. I personally have it set to the maximum delay, of 20 seconds, as I accidentally press a numerical key, quite often, and the time delay allows me to stop the action, of changing channel.

Menu Setup User Interface Zap Key delay, page 2, save to 0, or 1, and save

I didn't realize that you used Multiboot, I assumed, incorrectly, that you had OpenBh 5.4 in the receivers Flash memory. Which version, of OpenBh, are you booting up with, slot 1 or slot 3?

Do you have access to the Menu, when the receiver is on Starting Enigma? You can try connecting using Telnet, as you can use the telnet command to force an update, I think this one works, but check online, or on the forum: init 4 && opkg update && opkg upgrade && init 6

I'm not sure it will work, on an older VU+ receiver, but worth a try. Have you tried a Flash extension, using a USB stick, I remember it used to be possible, with Black Hole.?

Most Kodi files are stored on the hard drive. Your VU+ Solo 2 has only 256 MB, of space, even my VU+ Duo 2 has 1024, and uses nearly 50%, with OpenBh 5.3, with the Kodi plugin. I was forced to return to OpenBh 5.3, after trying OpenBh 5.4, as my favourite Kodi addon wouldn't work with the latest...

Each version is an improvement, for newer receivers. I still have my old VU+ Duo 2, and OpenBh 5.3, which is fine, for my needs, especially Kodi. I also use Oscam, updated from CCcam, as it opens more channels.

You don't, unless you need to edit the hidden files, and folders. I still don't know what you're trying to do, so I assume it's not suitable, for the forum, and/or against the rules. If using a line, for viewing satellite, then I still recommend Oscam, over CCcam.

I think the VUCC uses Filezilla, which you can get free, as a stand alone program. You might have to use the Force showing hidden files option, under the server tab. Personally I use Oscam, but what do you mean by doesn't work? How expert are you at using softcams, in Enigma 2 based receivers...

Which program are you using, on your PC, to access the files on your VU+?

When you press the Blue button, on your remote control, then press the left/right buttons, is there only the Common Interface option? Did you download, the softcam, from the plugins menu? If installing a .ipk file, by loading it into the tmp folder, using Filezilla, did you press the green, f/b...

If you have a provider, they might have files, already made, for your receiver, but you have to login, to access them. They will also provide guides, and a PuTTY command, to download a channel list, especially for IPTV.

I never sent any files, just the Softcam Concierge, which allows you to make your own files. When you install Oscam, it makes it's own files, which you then replace, with your own, and overwrite the files that are of no use.