Install Full Web Interface - Revision history

Ezra pound at 20:35, 24 May 2016

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Ezra pound at 18:25, 23 August 2015

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Ezra pound at 18:14, 23 August 2015

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Ezra pound at 14:38, 10 July 2013

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Ezra pound at 11:33, 3 March 2013

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Ezra pound at 11:43, 16 December 2012

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Ezra pound at 11:38, 16 December 2012

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Ezra pound at 21:20, 12 November 2012

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Ezra pound at 21:18, 12 November 2012

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 ==Command Line Installation==
-If Installation using the 'Yellow Button' method above fails to complete for any reason it is worth trying it again, Alternately you can initiate a forced re-install of the full Web Interface from a Telnet command line with :-
+If Installation using the 'Yellow Button' method above fails to complete for any reason it is worth trying it again, if this fails,  you can initiate a forced re-install of the full Web Interface from a Telnet command line with :-
 <pre>
 opkg install webif --force-reinstall
 </pre>

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 ==Command Line Installation==
-If Installation using the 'Yellow Button' method above fails to complete for any reason it is worth re-trying this option, Alternately you can initiate a forced re-install of the full Web Inerface from a Telnet command line with :-
+If Installation using the 'Yellow Button' method above fails to complete for any reason it is worth trying it again, Alternately you can initiate a forced re-install of the full Web Interface from a Telnet command line with :-
 <pre>
 opkg install webif --force-reinstall
 </pre>

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	A similar message may be displayed if the internal hard drive on a HDR-Fox T2 can't be used for any reason		A similar message may be displayed if the internal hard drive on a HDR-Fox T2 can't be used for any reason
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		+	==Command Line Installation==
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		+	If Installation using the 'Yellow Button' method above fails to complete for any reason it is worth re-trying this option, Alternately you can initiate a forced re-install of the full Web Inerface from a Telnet command line with :-
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		+	<pre>
		+	opkg install webif --force-reinstall
		+	</pre>

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 ===Error Messages===
-If a suitably formatted disk is not detected on the HD-Fox T2 (or HDR-Fox T2) during installation of the Full Web Interface, then an error screen will be displayed e.g. :-
+If a suitably formatted USB disk is not detected on the HD-Fox T2 during installation of the Full Web Interface, then an error screen will be displayed e.g. :-
 [[File:HD-No-EXT.png|500px]]

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	When the Full Web Interface installation is completed, re-entering your Humax's IP address again will display the Web-If Main screen as shown [[Web_Interface_Screenshots\|'''HERE''']]		When the Full Web Interface installation is completed, re-entering your Humax's IP address again will display the Web-If Main screen as shown [[Web_Interface_Screenshots\|'''HERE''']]
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		+	===Error Messages===
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		+	If a suitably formatted disk is not detected on the HD-Fox T2 (or HDR-Fox T2) during installation of the Full Web Interface, then an error screen will be displayed e.g. :-
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		+	[[File:HD-No-EXT.png\|500px]]

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-Once the custom firmware has been successfully installed via USB, a simple web interface will be available by entering your Humax's IP address into a Web Browser. First, verify that your Humax has Internet access by using the Humax TV Portal to access some content. Then, using a web browser on a computer connected to the same network as the Humax, enter the IP address which has been assigned to the Humax into the address bar e.g. :-
+Once the custom firmware has been successfully installed via USB, a simple web interface will be available by entering your Humax's IP address into a web browser. First, verify that your Humax has Internet access by using the Humax TV Portal to access some content. Then, using a web browser on a computer connected to the same network as the Humax, enter the IP address which has been assigned to the Humax into the address bar e.g. :-
 <pre>
 .0.0.200

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-Once the custom firmware has been successfully installed, a simple web interface will be available which will allow for installation of the full web interface; this is known as bootstrapping the web interface. Internet access is required as the web interface and its dependant packages are downloaded from the Internet and installed as required.
+Once the custom firmware has been successfully installed via USB, a simple web interface will be available by entering your Humax's IP address into a Web Browser. First, verify that your Humax has Internet access by using the Humax TV Portal to access some content. Then, using a web browser on a computer connected to the same network as the Humax, enter the IP address which has been assigned to the Humax into the address bar e.g. :-
+<pre>
-First, verify that your Humax has Internet access by using the Humax TV Portal to access some content. Then, using a web browser on a device on the same network as the Humax, enter the IP address which has been assigned to the Humax into the address bar.
+.0.0.200
 To determine the IP address of your Humax, use the TV On-screen menus to navigate to MENU >> SETTINGS >> SYSTEM >> INTERNET SETTINGS >> CONFIGURE LAN >> IP Address
 Then enter that IP address directly into the address of your favourite web browser (this process has been reported to work with Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and Mobile Safari).
 The Following message should be displayed in your web browser, confirming successful installation of the custom firmware:
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 [[File:Downloading_Web_Interface.png|500px|border]]

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 Once the custom firmware has been successfully installed, a simple web interface will be available which will allow for installation of the full web interface; this is known as bootstrapping the web interface. Internet access is required as the web interface and its dependant packages are downloaded from the Internet and installed as required.
-First, verify that your Humax has Internet access by using the Humax TV Portal to access some content. Then, using a web browser on a device on the same network as the Humax, enter the IP address which has been assigned to the Humax into the address bar, e.g. :-
+First, verify that your Humax has Internet access be using the Humax TV Portal to access some content. Then, using a web browser on a device on the same network as the Humax, enter the IP address which has been assigned to the Humax into the address bar.
-.168.2.123
+To determine the IP address of your Humax, use the TV On-screen menus to navigate to MENU >> SETTINGS >> SYSTEM >> INTERNET SETTINGS >> CONFIGURE LAN
 Then enter that IP address directly into the address of your favourite web browser (this process has been reported to work with Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and Mobile Safari).
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 To bootstrap the web interface, click on the yellow button. It may take up to a minute for anything to appear in the browser depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the browser used. Once output starts, you should see a list of packages being downloaded and installed:
-[[File:D-W-IF.png|500px|border]]
+[[File:Downloading_Web_Interface.png|500px|border]]