Duo2 Blindscan

[el bandido]

Put the attached files in /usr/sbin
Reboot box and retry.

[eastof111]

Loaded said files and after numerous other backupsuite requests for additional files, which were found in the sf8008 zip file, I still get this error:

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[el bandido]

Make both files executable.
In telnet:
cd /usr/sbin
chmod 0755 nanddump
chmod 0755 nanddump.mtd-utils

That should be enough permissions. If you still get the error, try chmod 0777

[eastof111]

Thanks, tried 777 prior to posting and received the error mentioned above. Will try 755 and see what happens. Too bad there isn't an ipk available. Looked and couldn't find one.

[el bandido]

I see the problem. The SF8008 Backupsuite files and the Duo2 are not compatible. Let's see if there are other options.

[eastof111]

Tried the 755 and still the same error message.

[el bandido]

Try the attached image. It is not complete, but you should at least be able to get pieces out of it. And it should boot/run. Dunno Not tested.

[eastof111]

Maybe I am dreaming, but isn't there a way to do a complete backup of the current system image using putty and then being able to restore it via putty to continue additional testing on the image?

[el bandido]

I don't know the telnet command(s) for complete backup.
This is what is needed to run backupsuite for the duo2:
Package: enigma2-plugin-extensions-backupsuite
Version: git559+3010f02-r0
Description: Enigma2 Plugin: extensions-backupsuite
Enigma2 Plugin: extensions-backupsuite
Section: base
Priority: optional
Maintainer: OE-Core Developers <[email protected]>
License: GPLv3
Architecture: mips32el
OE: enigma2-plugin-extensions-backupsuite
Depends: enigma2-plugin-extensions-backupsuite, mtd-utils, mtd-utils-ubifs, ofgwrite
Source: enigma2-plugin-extensions-backupsuite.bb

[el bandido]

Delete the backupsuite plugin using the plugin menu (remove Plugins.

I think there are about 12 .ipk files in the attached folder. Put ALL of these .ipk files in /tmp of receiver files. Then install them with telnet using these commands:
cd /tmp
opkg install *.ipk

Check for installation errors in putty or terminal.