ET-9x00 boot problem

[psham]

Hi, Can anyone help..
My et-9200 was working perfectly on openpli 3.0 image ,today I decided to upgrade firmware openpli 4.0 beta, all flashed with no problems , loaded all plugins and channel settings, then did a full restart, now box boots as far as showing "Booting..." and nothing else happens.. I have a picture on the screen , see attached photos..
I cannot ftp or telnet with dcc as before..
I have tried to reflash with different usb's, also tried to flash different 3.0 images, all with the same problems...Stuck Booting..
Any help would be appreciated..

 

[Rob van der Does]

I would try to flash another image (e.g. ViX).

 

[psham]

I did.. 762 and 763, also tried vix 2.3 from last year, nothing works.
Every image I use flashes ok but then gets stuck booting..
Any ideas?

 

[Rob van der Does]

Is there an internal HDD? If so: disconnect it.
If that doesn't help: make sure no other connections are made to the box (no ethernet-cable/USB/eSATA).

 

[psham]

Unplugged internal hd and network cable , and it boots no problems.. plugged in network cable and box stuck on booting.. took out network cable and box boots..
What's the story there??

 

[Rob van der Does]

1- Apparently there's nothing wrong with your hardware. HDD can be used again
2- It looks like you have a (very) wrong entry in your fstab.
If your happy to manipulate that file yourself: open the file (in etc/) with a suitable editor and delete the entry.
If you're not happy doing that, you can post it here so we do it for you.

 

[psham]

I'll give it a go.. do I delete everything in it and save?

 

[Rob van der Does]

No not everything. The upper part looks like

rootfs               /                    auto       defaults              1  1
proc                 /proc                proc       defaults              0  0
devpts               /dev/pts             devpts     mode=0620,gid=5       0  0
usbdevfs             /proc/bus/usb        usbdevfs   noauto                0  0
tmpfs                /var/volatile        tmpfs      defaults              0  0
UUID=1106bb14-f62d-4e62-b1e1-12c8c8893930	/media/hdd	auto	defaults	0 0

and should remain untouched.

Look for an entry like

192.168.1.80:/media/hdd	/media/net/ULTIMO1	nfs	_netdev,rw,nolock,proto=tcp,nfsvers=3,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,fg,soft,intr	0 0

and delete it. Reboot when done.

 

[psham]

I don'y see any of the lines you wanted me to delete.. see attached fstab file..

 

[Rob van der Does]

Hmmm, indeed. That means you have no internal disk either!
To fix that: go to the mountmanager and mount the HDD.

Could you please upload your automounts.xml (in /etc/enigma2 )?

 

[psham]

Hold on I didn't have internal hd connected.. will connect and reboot and post fstab again.

 

[Rob van der Does]

Hold on I didn't have internal hd connected..

Yes, I know, but disconnecting the HDD should not delete the line from fstab.

 

[psham]

Ok.. Rebooted anyway with harddisk connected, fstab looks the same as you suggested.. no automounts.xml present in etc/enigma2
Harddrive is working as I can see all the recorded programs on it when I press filelist on remote,

 

[Rob van der Does]

Hmm, I'm lost.

Can you please go to Mountmanager, press setup mounts and mount the HDD as HDD. And see what the fstab is then?

 

[psham]

Well..Downloaded device manager, unmounted internal harddrive and remounted, restarted enigma2 and it booted fine..
I have 0 problems now, boots every time..
Don't know why harddrive remounting sorted this but it did..

Thanks Rob..

Really appreciate it..

 

[Rob van der Does]

Well..Downloaded device manager, ......

Euuhhhh? What device manager? If you're on ViX: please don't do that. The mountmanager is embedded in the ViX-menu (blue --> ViX --> MountManager).