1) Format an USB device drive as FAT32 File System
2) Download the OpenBh image usb.zip and copy to the root of your USB flash drive.
3) Power off your H11S and Insert the USB Flash Drive that contains the OpenBH zipped image on the Rear USB port of your Zgemma STB
4) Press and hold the MENU button on your RCU whilst you power the H11S on.
5) After 10 seconds you can release the MENU button and it will boot to the Bootmenu.
6) Then choose Flash Local Image
7) Choose the Usb Flash Disk that contains the zipped OpenBh image.
8) Over the named zipped file ( OpenBh ) ... press OK on your RCU and choose the Partition you want the image is flashed to ( Linux1, 2, 3 or 4)
Alternatively, when you get to the boot menu, you can select Flash Online image, and select OpenBh from the list.
2) Download the OpenBh image usb.zip and copy to the root of your USB flash drive.
3) Power off your H11S and Insert the USB Flash Drive that contains the OpenBH zipped image on the Rear USB port of your Zgemma STB
4) Press and hold the MENU button on your RCU whilst you power the H11S on.
5) After 10 seconds you can release the MENU button and it will boot to the Bootmenu.
6) Then choose Flash Local Image
7) Choose the Usb Flash Disk that contains the zipped OpenBh image.
8) Over the named zipped file ( OpenBh ) ... press OK on your RCU and choose the Partition you want the image is flashed to ( Linux1, 2, 3 or 4)
Alternatively, when you get to the boot menu, you can select Flash Online image, and select OpenBh from the list.