Goodolpete
Member
Hi Abu, thanks for your reply.
So what you’re saying is that when I install the bigger HDD, the partitions with their different versions I installed before will still be there?
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So what you’re saying is that when I install the bigger HDD, the partitions with their different versions I installed before will still be there?
Abu Baniaz
TK Veteran
If I am interpreting what you mean instead of what you typed. the answer to your question is Yes. The images are on the flash memory of the receiver. They have nothing to do with the HDD. You can change the HDD, images are on flash memory and will be untouched.
If I read exactly what you typed, you created partitions on HDD. Then you will have to create similar partitions on new HDD. This has nothing to do with image on receiver. I don't know why you would want different partitions on your HDD.
If I read exactly what you typed, you created partitions on HDD. Then you will have to create similar partitions on new HDD. This has nothing to do with image on receiver. I don't know why you would want different partitions on your HDD.
Goodolpete
Member
“I don't know why you would want different partitions on your HDD.”.
i don’t. Just want same setup with bigger HDD.
you said partitions what you mean are slots on the reciver as Abu mentioned those have nothing to do with hardrive
You can't put willo build on that box it's not supported.
boardtc
Newbie
I have not touched my setup since getting the help here in August to move to WilloBuild. I had my Formuler F1 box plugged out off for a while as I had difficulties turning it off. Powering it on earlier (a few times) it's hung. What can I do?
Might be an issue with the PSU try a different power lead if you have one. Check its the correct amp/voltage
boardtc
Newbie
This is a setup that has worked for years with original power supply. Has anyone ever seen a working setup die like this?
boardtc
Newbie
This is a setup that has worked for years with original power supply. Has anyone ever seen a working setup dies like this?
I did all that before posting. It's been down a good while now :-(
dsayers2014
VIP Member
PSUs can fall. Maybe re flash usb flash latest vix if you can't use putty script. After that try willobuild.
If still the same try another PSU as suggested
If still the same try another PSU as suggested
Yes lots have done the same power supplies do not last for ever even though you may think it is ok it may not be now putting out enough power.
Loads have changed the PSU and box kicks back into life. Its more common than you think.
Abu Baniaz
TK Veteran
The failure occurs under load condition. If PSU is not nothing plugged into anything, it will output the correct voltage/current. You will need to open the case of receiver and test on the power terminal/connector or find another way to test in line when power is being drawn.
Surely you have another 12V PSU? Maybe from an old router.
Surely you have another 12V PSU? Maybe from an old router.
boardtc
Newbie
I went through the box of tricks in the shed. I've about 8 or 10 PSUs, invariably they are not the right voltage or end connection. I found 3 12v ones and was stunned to find that one had the right end connection! It never happens. That confirmed that the old PSU is fine as it hung on the same startup spot. So has anyone ever seen this happen on a formerly working machine where the PSU is 100%.
I've no idea. I did not change anything. Why would it happen out of the blue? You recommend I try a reflash via putty so.
Yes reflash it via putty or a working USB stick. Do you remember the box IP address if not you can look in the router settings to see which devices are connected. If your box is listed type that IP address into a browser it should open up webif homescreen