Talk:Firmware Downloads

If your Humax came with software version 1.03.06 or above If your Humax arrived running software version 1.03.06 or later then do not downgrade it to an earlier version. It is safe to install the customised firmware based on 1.03.12.

Custom Firmware (CFW)

If you're unsure about which version to use, have a look at the which version page for help.
For details on changes read the Customised Firmware Release Notes.

	HDR Fox-T2	HD Fox-T2
Custom Firmware	HDR_FOX_T2_1.03.12_mod_3.10.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HDR_FOX_T2_1.02.32_mod_3.10.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HDR_FOX_T2_1.02.20_mod_3.10.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC)	HD_FOX_T2_1.03.02_mod_3.10.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HD_FOX_T2_1.02.31_mod_3.10.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HD_FOX_T2_1.02.20_mod_3.10.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC)
Custom Firmware with Debug Kernel	HDR_FOX_T2_1.03.12_mod_3.10d.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HDR_FOX_T2_1.02.32_mod_3.10d.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HDR_FOX_T2_1.02.20_mod_3.10d.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC)	Not available for the HD Fox-T2 This version of the custom firmware is designed for troubleshooting and contains a kernel with PRINTK support enabled. This makes the kernel larger and consume more memory than the standard one so can result in instability. It is not recommended to use this version other than for troubleshooting and diagnostics.
Custom Firmware with Stock Kernel	HDR_FOX_T2_1.03.12_mod_3.10k.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HDR_FOX_T2_1.02.32_mod_3.10k.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC) HDR_FOX_T2_1.02.20_mod_3.10k.zip - (07/03/2015) (SHA1: TBC)	Not available for the HD Fox-T2 This version of the custom firmware contains the stock Humax kernel and wireless driver and can be used if you experience problems using the customised one. It does not contain support for iptables, GUID Partition Tables (GPT) or large drives.
Supporting Files	System Flush Update File Install as standard firmware update to perform a full system flush and reset. This is designed to assist recovery from crash/reboot loops and to clear everything out after running RMA mode. Your recordings will not be affected. NB: This will also clear most CFW package settings. Clear IP Tables Place on USB stick and plug in while system is running to flush all iptables rules. Force Maintenance Mode Install as standard firmware update to force a maintenance mode boot. NB: This will also clear some CFW package settings.	System Flush Update File Install as standard firmware update to perform a full system flush and reset. This is designed to assist recovery from crash/reboot loops. Your recordings will not be affected. NB: This will also clear most CFW package settings.