When I install the total picon package through local ectension file (ipk), it works but where are the picons stored? I can't find them.
How can I configure the storage place to hdd?
When I install the total picon package through local ectension file (ipk), it works but where are the picons stored? I can't find them.
How can I configure the storage place to hdd?
They have been in my HDD before without any problems. They are not there any more because I removed them and installed the fresh picon extension file. Where do I guide the system to find the right path in my HDD? The picon update plugin has the path but obviously it doesn't work now. I remember that I have asked this before and got the answer. Why is it so difficult now?
I don't understand. Has the system been changed now? The picons must be installed somewhere because they are working perfectly. Thousands of small picon files take some space but my internal flash has memory enough. Where are they hiding now? Earlier I could spot the location directory, move it to my HDD and configure the path. Since the system is working allrigt this is not a big problem. But are they backed up in settings for reflashing?
Installation:
Install from plugin server: you get option of where to install.
Install from ipk: it installs wherever the ipk is made to install. This is usually root of flash memory /picon
Picon location:
There are a few locations it checks. You cannot guide it where to look on most images (only pure2 has the option). It has a set of locations to check and uses the one that has the picons.
Are you asking something that is not written in your posts?
Ok, now I found it when watching the internal flash view directly in my device. Watching it with my laptop through the ip-address of my receiver the whole flash view is not visible. I could probably move the picon directory in my device to the internal hdd but it is probably not necessary. Should I add the picon directory in my settings backup list.
There is a saying that one idiot can ask more than a dozen of wise men can answer.
I have to add one funny observation. When I manually uppdated the windows 10 explorer directory view in my laptop the complete internal flash directory list popped up. I don't understand why it wasn't picked up automatically. Some old view was offered first. Now it is as it used to be.
Thank you for your patience.
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