2014-08-14, 09:14
Yeah that's the one. You'll need to download android firmware for your device and swap it with the one on there
(2014-08-14, 19:37)retsibsi Wrote: I'm something of a newbie here. I have a Sumvision Android X2 Dual Core Smart Media Enclosure http://www.sumvision.com/product/cyclone...-x-2/#over (which seems to be the same as a Geniatech ATV3000B). As far as I can tell it's all but identical to the Geniatech ATV1200 *but* with the inclusion of an internal Hard Drive.
It works fine on Android but I'd prefer to install XBMC/Linux on it.
Does anyone know if I install the XDA Developers Gotham Build if it will actually work? And if the need arises can I revert to the (Geniatech) Android firmware? Sumvision don't supply any firmware for it, so if I do need to revert to Android that seems to be the only version available.
(2014-08-14, 04:58)AuXBoX Wrote:(2014-08-14, 02:06)raymw Wrote: My first observation is he is trying to flash a Gotham build to an M3 box. I understood that only Frodo 12.0 was available for those single core boxes. I am assuming Linux here of course. That may also be part or all of the problem too.
While on this subject does anyone know if a Linux Gotham build will ever be available for M3 boxes? I have a few friends still with those M3s though Frosi works well on them.
It is available, I'll build one and post it
(2014-08-15, 13:33)raymw Wrote:(2014-08-14, 04:58)AuXBoX Wrote:(2014-08-14, 02:06)raymw Wrote: My first observation is he is trying to flash a Gotham build to an M3 box. I understood that only Frodo 12.0 was available for those single core boxes. I am assuming Linux here of course. That may also be part or all of the problem too.
While on this subject does anyone know if a Linux Gotham build will ever be available for M3 boxes? I have a few friends still with those M3s though Frosi works well on them.
It is available, I'll build one and post it
Hey many thanks if you can do that Auxbox. I am away on a motorbike touring holiday ATM but will be back home early to middle of next week so could test it then. Had no idea a Linux Gotham build was available for the M3 boxes and thought there never would be one so very happy to hear this news.
(2014-08-15, 15:43)belliash Wrote: Hey, I got few questions regarding this software:
1) Does it work on MyGica Dual Core Enoy TV Box ATV1200?
2) Does this ROM include IPTV Simple PVR addon?
3) Does it support CVBS+Audio as Id like to connect it to old, CRT TV? Do i need t oset anything in options first on HDMI comptible device or will it work out of hand?
4) What should I flash in order to switch from Android to this mod and what to check before proceed?
Thank you in advance for all the answers!
Regards
(2014-08-16, 00:45)AuXBoX Wrote:(2014-08-15, 15:43)belliash Wrote: Hey, I got few questions regarding this software:
1) Does it work on MyGica Dual Core Enoy TV Box ATV1200?
2) Does this ROM include IPTV Simple PVR addon?
3) Does it support CVBS+Audio as Id like to connect it to old, CRT TV? Do i need t oset anything in options first on HDMI comptible device or will it work out of hand?
4) What should I flash in order to switch from Android to this mod and what to check before proceed?
Thank you in advance for all the answers!
Regards
Yes this works on atv1200. Just follow the instructions on the first page. As for the iptv simple pvr addon, not sure what that is but if it's an addon I don't see why not. You shouldn't need to do much if anything to get it to work out of the box
(2014-08-15, 00:30)AuXBoX Wrote: Try this build for M3
MX_LINUX-M3-update 14-08-14
(2014-08-14, 19:37)retsibsi Wrote: I'm something of a newbie here. I have a Sumvision Android X2 Dual Core Smart Media Enclosure http://www.sumvision.com/product/cyclone...-x-2/#over (which seems to be the same as a Geniatech ATV3000B). As far as I can tell it's all but identical to the Geniatech ATV1200 *but* with the inclusion of an internal Hard Drive.
It works fine on Android but I'd prefer to install XBMC/Linux on it.
Does anyone know if I install the XDA Developers Gotham Build if it will actually work? And if the need arises can I revert to the (Geniatech) Android firmware? Sumvision don't supply any firmware for it, so if I do need to revert to Android that seems to be the only version available.
you need to find which board it uses.
(2014-08-17, 19:25)murts Wrote: Hi, I've installed the "Version 1. XDA Developers Gotham Build" on my Sumvision Cyclone Slim2, all is good apart from the play/stop/pause buttons.
As retsibsi above I've tried to SSH into the box using superputty but it fails with root:letmein, which is odd as ftp using filezilla does let me login with those credentials.
Anyone got any clues for the putty login failure or indeed the keymapping for the remote control (I'm using a harmony remote, device set to Pivos Xios DS).
Cheers.