HELP----display "eadin ng..."

[superplakis]

I restarted the deco ...

and do not let me use the remote ..... look at the display, and I see that I put "eadin ng ..."

I can not do anything .... it is envisioning in the channel that was before restarting.

can not be: (
someone else has ever occurred?

PS: if the post, not applicable, please delete, thanks

 

[Matrix10]

Do not use the multiboot so it will not be any problems.
At least you can do pull out the USB stick if you do not test images on USB

 

[superplakis]

dont use multiboot....only BH in flash :S nothing more

 

[Matrix10]

dont use multiboot....only BH in flash :S nothing more

Then I dont know what you did.For me, no problems with image.

 

[superplakis]

I'm restarting now without the usb I use for the swap and see what happens ...


now if it works ....
is the rear usb .... see derepente happens.

 

[angelofsky1980]

I'm restarting now without the usb I use for the swap and see what happens ...


now if it works ....
is the rear usb .... see derepente happens.

Some USB devices are problematic with VuPlus USB buses.
The problem is not clearly explained to Dev team because it's happen in total randomic way.

I have this same problem with an hub USB externally powered with USB DVB-T stick and a 8gb pendrive: sometime the duo don't boot regularly.
The only solution is to remove the hub, boot, replug the hub and all works correctly.

 

[Matrix10]

I'm restarting now without the usb I use for the swap and see what happens ...

now if it works ....
is the rear usb .... see derepente happens.

Another test info :
As you know Voodoo have sometimes a problem with USB sticks, etc.
However, it seems that this applies for Linux format USB stick.
If you want to use the USB stick only for Picon, etc. but not for multiboot
then do not format the USB stick in Blue>>Blue>>Device Manager
but make only mountpoint /media/usb and use USB stick formated only
on PC FAT32.

So once again you can use a FAT32 formatted USB stick without any problems with BH flash image.