[OS-mega] Update to 5.0.023 Killed my USB Port and Picons

[kokojnr]

Just updated to 5.0.023 my receiver stopped recognising the USB stick that is plugged in the back USB port that i use to store image backups and Picons.

I rebooted the receiver and it stuck on Vix screen, i then powered it down, removed the USB stick and booted again, receiver boots properly.

I have tried various USB sticks on same USB port but the receiver wont recognise any of them, but if attach the USB on the front USB port the receiver will recognise it and boot load properly.

Any help in resolving this please?

 

[abu baniaz]

Is this the same USB stick you had issues flashing with?

 

[kokojnr]

No, I bought 2 new 8Gb kingston after that issue and its one of them that im using

 

[abu baniaz]

Does the debug log show anything?

 

[kokojnr]

Is this the same USB stick you had issues flashing with?

Just waiting for my pc to finish windows update, then I can grab a debug log.
Probably will be in the morning.

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[Sicilian]

Working fine here, I just tested a 8GB and 128GB stick. This was receiver was fresh flashed and setup yesterday.

 

[kokojnr]

Tried again this morning on same back USB Port and still same problem.
I have attached a log file

 

[birdman]

The enigma2 log isn't going to show much if you reckon enigma2 can't see it.

However, it does report:

[Picon] adding path: /media/sdb1/picon/

.

Are you sure that it doesn't see it? Or is it just that it isn't mounting it as /media/usb?
Have you looked in the mount manager to see what it sees?

 

[kokojnr]

The problem is with the USB port, the receiver sees all my USB stick if i attach them to the front USB port.

If i attach any USB stick to the back USB port and restart the receiver, it boots and stuck on the openvix screen, and i cant FTP or Telnet into the box

 

[abu baniaz]

Not sure why it is reporting this

<    42.568> [Harddisk] new Harddisk sdb -> /dev/sdb -> /dev/sdb
<    42.585> [Harddisk] new Harddisk sda -> /dev/sda -> /dev/sda

Have you tried a new install with no-restores. Backup your image before you do so, this is so that you can restore your image afterwards.

 

[kokojnr]

Not sure why it is reporting this

<    42.568> [Harddisk] new Harddisk sdb -> /dev/sdb -> /dev/sdb
<    42.585> [Harddisk] new Harddisk sda -> /dev/sda -> /dev/sda

Have you tried a new install with no-restores. Backup your image before you do so, this is so that you can restore your image afterwards.

Probably picking up the USB connected to the front port.


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[ccs]

Probably picking up the USB connected to the front port.

It appears very early on, before you've used the remote.

Are you powering the box down or going into deep standby before swapping the usb stick around?

 

[kokojnr]

It appears very early on, before you've used the remote.

Are you powering the box down or going into deep standby before swapping the usb stick around?

I put it into standby with the remote and then power down from the on/off button at the back.
This is strange cos it's been working since I bought the receiver until.this latest update of 5.0.023

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[ronand]

You should put it into deep standby before powering off. Standby only turns off the display.