TNAP-7 Image Discussion

The reason you cannot flash online is the image is being updated. The image you are trying to download no longer exists on the server. Give it about 5-10 minutes and you will see a new date on the image and you can download it.
 
Yeah...You got new images (1021) today that have some network updates in them. It is difficult to understand your problem in a way that might lead to a fix. My sf4008 has a NIC problem so it needs wifi. And I run a static ip. When a new image is installed, it is on dhcp. Then I run the backup which sets the static ip, but the dhcp is still active until a reboot or a restart of the network.

That is my problem and now it is fixed (maybe?). Yours I do not fully understand yet except that you have as problem. No recent network updates have been made until today. So whatever you flashed or updated yesterday did not have network updates.
 
Couldn't restore the settings but I got it restored by transfer of the enigma2 folder after init 4 command.
No problem here so far.
 

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I'm back to version "TNAP-7-osmio4kplus-20261017_multiboot", and try to flash on line the new version, but get this message:

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I ran an update this morning (69 changes) and everything went smoothly. ( SF 4008)

But when I check the system information, the date October 17 (the day of installation) still appears, along with Enigma version October 20 and the last update on October 17. Is this normal? Or do I have to update by reinstalling via USB?

I’m using Tuner B, which is more sensitive. It’s the Si21662 (DVB-S2), and the demodulator is the Si2166 (Silicon Labs, Si2183 core).
 

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That is fine Stephan. Nothing else needed at the moment. I am still working on the SF4008 as it is buggy. And yes, The B tuner is favored for some reason that is currently a mystery!
 
A problem with today's update
Before, it could tune in to a TV or radio station even at very low SR levels
Now it has a signal but can't find anything
 

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Morning. Before I do the coup de gras and either restore to factory or try the nightly. If there is one for an osmio4k.
I am tidyng up my ku sat listings and trying a few blindscans to see if I can grab that elusive 32apsk that is supposed to be challenging.
What sat am I on? Steered to what should be 87.1W and scanned in 189 channels of multistream. 11719H 32726.
None "took" and last scanned is empty.
TNAP MOD is the tuner driver. Did peek in sat charts and either missed it or not there.

Also are scan reports shown in post #808 also applicable to the osmio? Looked in settings. Made sense of the options.
Blindscan results are in /tmp/. But no scan report. Having an external HDD attached make a difference? I do have logs set to the drive in a log directory.

Sorry to be a pain.
 
You should be awarded a medal if you find a 32 APSK transponder with channels on the Ku band.
There is a full time 16APSK transponder that is on 99w ku with usable channels. Most 4 foot dishes can lock it, but struggle to play it. Dedicated ku satellite dishes that are 6ft or larger can play it.

A transponder report is generated after every blindscan and a Service Scan report is generated after every ServiceScan. This is coded and not optional. The transponder report is always in /tmp. The Service Scan reports can be sent to the usb drive that is inserted into the receive4r, usually by making a folder inside the usb drive named exactly ServiceScan.

When Edision scans more than a handful of multistream transponders for one frequency, it is considered to be uplinker garbage. There is an option to disable multistream in the blindscan menu as multistream is rarely used in North America, which means the Edision is usually finding uplinker garbage when massive amounts of multistream transponders are returned for a single frequency.
 
just flashed "TNAP-7-osmio4kplus-20261021_multiboot", but wifi connection is dropping off that is imposiable to set up the new image !!!
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just flashed "TNAP-7-osmio4kplus-20261021_multiboot", but wifi connection is dropping off that is imposiable to set up the new image !!!
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I saw my Mio4k+ losing wifi also at first. Try a full reboot after setting up the wifi once it says connected and you see the IP address.
Seems it needs a full reboot to lock it in. Been watching some IPTV today and internet is okay for me.
 
just flashed "TNAP-7-osmio4kplus-20261021_multiboot", but wifi connection is dropping off that is imposiable to set up the new image !!!
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Sorry wrong pic:
I saw my Mio4k+ losing wifi also at first. Try a full reboot after setting up the wifi once it says connected and you see the IP address.
Seems it needs a full reboot to lock it in. Been watching some IPTV today and internet is okay for me.
I did that, but to no avail. Same story in atv image, and the internet setups are identical.
No problem in Vix image.
No such issue for Mini4k.
 

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You are welcome to post what you want. But there is no need to show any more images that are partially blocked for anything Network related unless it contains your outside ip. You are on a local network where the ip addresses are meaningless to an attacker. Really no reason to hide them . For example, One of my receivers runs on 192.168.1.4 and my network gateway is 192.168.1.1. This is useless information to anyone trying to hack something on the outside of your Local Network. Better to be safe than sorry as they say, but if you are going to block part of a screenshot that is to show or support a Networking problem then consider not even showing the screenshot.

Diagnostics scripts seem to work well for finding problems. I will see if one can be generated that may get to the heart of the matter and provide a solution. We will see....
 
Yeah. Only trying to give a tip.
Most of my LAN stuff is set to static I.P.
That way when browsing my network. I have my device I.P. addresses learned.
I mentioned previously that my TNAP 7 install showed two instances of wifi SSID. And the encryption key was not present.in the first one.
After adding the second one and key, connected just fine for my osmio4k.

Either/or, or both. I use a static address. For me my LAN is set to use a five-dot scope. 192.168.5.1 thru 192.168.5.XXX
So.
Osmio set to use a static I.P. 192.168.5.205. The rest you should know. Gateway pointed at the router at 192.168.5.1, DNS points to the router at 192.168.5.1 and a Google 8.8.4.4.

Not actually necessary but in the router management console. In LAN. Enable and use a static I.P. based on the MAC of the wifi/Ethernet adapter of the device. My photos show examples. I would think that most routers have the same capabilities in one way or another.

Huh? MAC is burned into the network adapter. I.P.'s can change (manually set or assigned by DHCP). MAC always stays the same.
Filezilla, channel editor, putty. You can save a config and the next time you fire them up. Call up the osmio4k at 192.168.5.205.
It's always there. If somebody comes home with a phone, etc. and the receiver is off. They can't steal the receiver I.P.

Not saying there may be a few bugs in the TNAP version. I ain't got no more room for trophy's. Just trying to help.
 

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I have ssigned IP addresses to all my boxes, and was working for years on all images until atv & tnap adopted same wifi & lan setup, and everything is not working anymore. my same dynamic address setup works on Vix & OBH images as before.
Right now it is working only on Mini4k, but not for osmio4k+ & Vuzero4k. Not even the lan (by cable), works.
 
Have you tried DHCP?
For static ip, have you properly set the default gateway? (See screenshot below)

Images are being built that will hopefully show the errors and problems. It will take sone hours before the builds are finished. For the immediate moment, try setting one receiver to DHCP and see if it works.


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