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Have you tried connecting using openwebif? You can then try the supplied remote control, to enter the menu, and access a backup.

If you can connect using the Dreambox Control Centre, then you know that your VU+ IP Address is still working. Have you tried using Openwebif, to connect, by typing the receivers IP Address into a browser?

Borrow another USB stick, or buy an older make/model. I find the older, smaller, USB sticks tend to work best, I found a cheap, Toshiba, 8GB one online, that's still working, after my Duo 2 stopped reading the last one I had, after a few years. Did you freshly format your USB stick, to FAT32...

Are you stating that your receiver doesn't boot at all, as in there's no power, or it's not recognizing your USB, when booting? Does anything happen when you press your menu button, after you see the OpenPli screen? Can you please confirm that your receiver is the older VU+ Solo SE, and not a...

شما باید به دنبال نوشته آبی "دانلود" باشید. اگر از مسدود کننده تبلیغات استفاده نمی کنید، ممکن است مجبور شوید هر آگهی بازشو را ببندید. با استفاده از گوگل ترجمه شده You have to look for the blue "download" writing. If you're not using an ad-blocker, you might have to close any pop up adverts...

have you tried loading it manually, using filezilla? You just tranfer the .ipk file, to the tmp folder, then manually install it from the menu, this will show if it's being read. A shortcut, to the install option, is press the green button, on your remote, followed by the yellow button.

Oscam -emu 1.20 can be found in the plugins download, softcam. Which version are you trying to install?

There is a Telnet command, to update the receiver, but as you have had no updates since 5.3.006, I agree with Ev0 that a clean re-flash might be best.

I meant play it on your PC, using VLC media Player, to get the full Audio, and video details. Have you tried burning the movie to DVD, and then playing it in your DVD player? I don't think any Enigma 2 images support VLC, which is a shame, as I downloaded a video, with dual sound tracks, and...

Have you tried playing it on your PC, using VLC media player? Using VLC you can check the viddeo, and audio, details of the video. Personally I transfer videos, from my PC, to my internal hard drive, using Filezilla, to media/hdd/movies, if you mount your USB stick, as an external recorder, you...

Removing the hard drive is extremely simple, just unplg the receiver first. As soon as you remove the cover, you will see how simple it is. There used to be a video, on youtube, showing how to install a hard drive, in a VU+ Solo 2.

It might be worth an internet search, for 99% problem with initializing ahard drive in Enigma 2 receivers, or using OpenBh.

What happened when you ran the file system check? It's been a long time, since I fitted my hard drive, but I don't recall any problems, but when I installed mine it was using a very early Black Hole image, and it's worked perfectly ever since. You could try removing the hard drive, connecting...

Is your LNB a single output, and you're using some kind of splitter, on your coax cable? What make/model LNB do you have? How have you got the tuners configured? I have a dual output LNB and have the second tuner set to second cable from motorized dish.

Have you tried OpenBh 4.4? Did you ever update the VU+ Duo CFE? http://www.vuplus.com/board/boardView.php?idx=3&pagenum=2

After unzipping the file, you send the vuplus folder, onto the USB stick. Try another USB stick, they don't always work, even if they've worked before. I have had to switch twice, over the years, and even had to buy a Toshiba 8GB stick, a few years back, which thankfully is still working.

The easiest method is by going into your receivers menu, locate the Network menu, and you will see the password option. use the keyboard, to set a password, and save it, upon exiting. You can also use telnet using the passwd command.

Yes, after downloading the file, you unzip it, then load the vuplus folder, onto the FAT 32 formatted USB stick. You then turn off your receiver, at the rear, insert the USB stick, in the front port, turn on the receiver, and then the receiver should recognize the file, and load the new image...

The old VU+ Duo still has a version, 9of OpenBh: https://images.openbh.net/?b=5.0%2Fvuplus

You don't need a program, to load OpenBh, on your VU+ receiver, just a USB stick, formatted to FAT 32, if you're putting on your receiver, and not just using a Multiboot option. Which model, of the VU+ do you have? Each model has their own version, of OpenBh.