Open BlackHole Online Update
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AlexWilMac
Moderator
OBH has got an incredibly comfortable feature, without the need of any additional plugins (like AutomaticFullBackup): you can schedule a backup at the desired frequency: for instance, I set it to be done everyday.
And you'll get files easy to be interpreted, because it will contain the release as well as the date and time.
For instance:
OBH-Solo4K-release-4.3.026-20200424_182723.zip
I strongly recommend that.
So, if anything goes wrong you have two options: if the image starts and give you access to the FullBackup from the GUI, you can get back to a previous day (and a previous version) by the GUI itself.
If the image cannot complete the boot, you can get the .zip file of the backup from the device you chose and proceed like for a clean image install.
That's why I suggest to use as a device one that's easily accessible, like an external USB disk, a NAS or also an internal HDD easily detachable like in Solo4K and other models.
If the daily F.B. habit became common, a lot of troubles will vanish.
And you'll get files easy to be interpreted, because it will contain the release as well as the date and time.
For instance:
OBH-Solo4K-release-4.3.026-20200424_182723.zip
I strongly recommend that.
So, if anything goes wrong you have two options: if the image starts and give you access to the FullBackup from the GUI, you can get back to a previous day (and a previous version) by the GUI itself.
If the image cannot complete the boot, you can get the .zip file of the backup from the device you chose and proceed like for a clean image install.
That's why I suggest to use as a device one that's easily accessible, like an external USB disk, a NAS or also an internal HDD easily detachable like in Solo4K and other models.
If the daily F.B. habit became common, a lot of troubles will vanish.
KFL
Vu+ User
@Ev0
I found this:
root@vuuno:~# init 5
root@vuuno:~# enigma2.sh > /media/hdd/debug.log 2>&1
root@vuuno:~# cat /media/hdd/debug.log
enigma2 is the main pvr application... adjust oom score!
/usr/bin/enigma2.sh: line 71: 27620 Killed LD_PRELOAD=$LIBS /usr/bin/enigma2 &> /dev/null
root@vuuno:~#
$LIBS=/usr/lib/libopen.so.0.0.0
I found this:
root@vuuno:~# init 5
root@vuuno:~# enigma2.sh > /media/hdd/debug.log 2>&1
root@vuuno:~# cat /media/hdd/debug.log
enigma2 is the main pvr application... adjust oom score!
/usr/bin/enigma2.sh: line 71: 27620 Killed LD_PRELOAD=$LIBS /usr/bin/enigma2 &> /dev/null
root@vuuno:~#
$LIBS=/usr/lib/libopen.so.0.0.0
Code:
if grep -q 'config\.crash\.enabledebug=True' /etc/enigma2/settings; then
debug_dir=$(sed -n 's/config.crash.debug_path=//p' /etc/enigma2/settings)
[ -n "${debug_dir}" -a -d "${debug_dir}" ] || debug_dir=/home/root/logs/
LD_PRELOAD=$LIBS /usr/bin/enigma2 &> "${debug_dir}Enigma2_debug_$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S).log"
else
if grep -q 'config\.misc\.firstrun=False' /etc/enigma2/settings; then
LD_PRELOAD=$LIBS /usr/bin/enigma2 &> /dev/null
else
LD_PRELOAD=$LIBS /usr/bin/enigma2
fi
fi
AlexWilMac
Moderator
I (as 95% of the times) updated it by command line and everything went fine.
_Gigino_
Vu+ User
Hi, who helps me understand what could have happened.
In practice, on my Solo2 already with version 4.3.027 installed, I proceeded to update the image from the "Settings -> Update OBH menu, at the end of the procedure I still display version 4.3.27 and with the CrossEPG menu in Cyrillic!!!
(see photo)
What may have happened?
In practice, on my Solo2 already with version 4.3.027 installed, I proceeded to update the image from the "Settings -> Update OBH menu, at the end of the procedure I still display version 4.3.27 and with the CrossEPG menu in Cyrillic!!!
(see photo)What may have happened?
AlexWilMac
Moderator
It's a known problem. It should be fixed by one of the next updates.
p.rodrigues
Vu+ User
OBH tells us an update ... I did it but I can't tell if it solved the issue or not, as I had already changed the .mo ...
And try...
And try...
Here afther that update did not solved the problem...