Black Hole Vu+ Duo v.2.0.8

Hi alll , I read that:

BhEpgPanel: Change internal openepg default channel to Nat Geo

but in bhepgpanel I see: MarcoPolo and not chance to modify it
some help?
thanks g.
 
ulli534 said:
But one thing is terrible.... the start screen , what a simple blue is that
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Its terrible you have complained about a boot screen lolz lolz..think of the great work that has gone into the image.

As said already put your own boot screen in and anyway i think the boot up screen is classy and its also not as if you need to watch a boot screen...confused.com
 
Romman said:
Its terrible you have complained about a boot screen lolz lolz..think of the great work that has gone into the image.

As said already put your own boot screen in and anyway i think the boot up screen is classy and its also not as if you need to watch a boot screen...confused.com
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At first i said that i don`t like the boot screen and not i already watching boot screens . Overthink a lil bit before you answer my post.
The image is the best , that`s the reason why i have ever installed this image on my VU`s for a long time
 
A brilliant upgrade however I have one problem. I downloaded/installed Sandman's PICON package from the addon downloads and the PICONS don't display. They did so fine on the last image. Any ideas please folks?
 
Aindriú said:
A brilliant upgrade however I have one problem. I downloaded/installed Sandman's PICON package from the addon downloads and the PICONS don't display. They did so fine on the last image. Any ideas please folks?
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Have you mounted your USB stick by Devices Panel?
 
Aindriú said:
I am using the hdd rather than a usb stick. They are all uploaded into the correct file path
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In Black Hole images, by default, picons are stored in /usb/picon.
To store them on hdd, you need to connect to your receiver by Telnet and to send the following commands:
Code: 
cd /media/usb
ln -s /media/hdd/picon
 
Mito said:
In Black Hole images, by default, picons are stored in /usb/picon.
To store them on hdd, you need to connect to your receiver by Telnet and to send the following commands:
Code: 
cd /media/usb
ln -s /media/hdd/picon
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I will give it a go.
 
Just tried that, Mito. Entered the commands then restarted Enigma2 but still no PICONS display. Incidentally, my PICONS were always in /usr/share/enigma2/picon and worked fine before They are now in . I have just entered ln -s /usr/share/enigma2/picon and restarted Enigma2 but they still don't work.
 
Aindriú said:
Just tried that, Mito. Entered the commands then restarted Enigma2 but still no PICONS display. Incidentally, my PICONS were always in /usr/share/enigma2/picon and worked fine before They are now in . I have just entered ln -s /usr/share/enigma2/picon and restarted Enigma2 but they still don't work.
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Sorted it! I moved the PICONS to the path Mito gave, entered the Telnet commands & the restarted Enigma2. Result!
 
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