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RE: [OT] TiVo Upgrade / Linux Help Wanted
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- Subject: RE: [OT] TiVo Upgrade / Linux Help Wanted
- From: "Kevin Hawkins" <lists@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 5 May 2002 11:13:59 +0100
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Graham,
Welcome to the unknown - it is for me too so I am
finding
my way around. Had quite a bit of help along the way but I have it going.
I'm
not knowledgeable enough to talk you through it but here are some pointers
to
move you along perhaps. I installed a TurboNet however rather than a
TivoNet.
. First obvious question would be can you ping your
Tivo
now on the network from a PC ? In most cases I think your network should
have
provided the Guide data update without any further mods - assuming you have
the
gateway address set up correctly (a DHCP server if appropriate) and
there
is an internet connection up. There was some talk about transparent proxies
on
the BBS's (with NTL and BlueYonder) but I didn't have that problem
and I
am with NTL broadband.
The LS, FTP and PING programs
are
not on the Tivo and you need to copy them onto the drive when you have it
installed in the PC - you also need to make sure it goes into a directory
with
RW permissions and that the files have X (execute) permission. If you want
to
have them available everywhere I believe they have to be in a directory
that has
a path defined at startup. It's a bit of a minefield (I was helped through
it
BTW - many thanks to those concerned). The files for this
are downloadable
the 9th Tee website. Having them on
your
Tivo is really essential particularly ls and the ftp program. You don't
need the
ping program as long as things are working but as your network connection
hasn't, it would be great to have it there so you can check your Tivo can
see
the internet. BTW - very few directories on the Tivo have RW access by
default -
in fact I think only one, /var if I remember correctly - I
believe most people create a /var/hack/ directory structure to put the new
files
in.
Hope that helps a
bit..
Kevin
-----Original Message----- From: Graham Kiff
[mailto:graham.kiff@xxxxxxx] Sent: 05 May 2002
09:57 To: UK
HomeAutomation ListServer Subject: [ukha_d] [OT] TiVo Upgrade /
Linux
Help Wanted
I
installed a TiVoNet upgrade just over a week ago. I'm now in the
position
of only having a bash prompt (ls command doesn't work though), no Ping,
Telnet, FTP. The Guide data has just run out as the daily call has been
failing for the last week.
So basically my TiVo is virtually
useless, therefore I'm in desperate need of a volunteer to talk me
through
reviving my TiVo. My Linux skills are virtually useless - I'm a PC
man!! ;-((
Many thanks Graham
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