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**NEW** L1 Firmware + Buzz App Update Nov 12th, 2024
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**NEW** Official X5 Firmware + Buzz 5 App Update - Sept 23rd, 2024
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**NEW** L1 Firmware + Buzz App Update Nov 12th, 2024
Emporium replied to allaboutbuzz's topic in Linux Player
I'd change the powerkey definition to power off, instead of standby/suspend, that way every time you power up the machine, you get a fresh boot and it will reconnect when it tries to bring up the service. Yes it takes an extra 30 seconds to boot up the box, but you will save many headaches caused from suspend crap leftovers. -
**NEW** L1 Firmware + Buzz App Update Nov 12th, 2024
CarlB replied to allaboutbuzz's topic in Linux Player
Hi guys, I seem to get this "Stream not found" message and this disconnected link after I turn off my TV for a few hours. -
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BuzzTV6 Application: Wishlist for New Features and Enhancements
Elie replied to Stugots's topic in PowerStation
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When you are in buzztv 5 (liveTV or whatever), hit menu->settings->configuration and I believe if you scroll down, you will see the backup&restore option. You go though that, and before you hit finish, there should be the destination on the bottom right (going from memory). Make sure it is set up to go to a USB stick you have inserted. Once done, you can take the stick out, and pop it into your PC and you should have a ZIP file on it that was created from the backup tool.
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The only thing you can backup (which is always good thing to do), is to backup your BuzzTV settings (ie: servers, app settings, favorites...). That way if anything happens and you are forced to do a factory reset, you can easily restore your server and favorites. PS: just make sure you save the backup file to a USB stick, because if you save it internally only, then it is gone once you do a reset, so kind of defeats the purpose. Now for backing up the whole box including 3rd party apps you may have installed, like DU already mentioned, there is no way. If 3rd party apps have a function to export their configs, then great.
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Putting NVME Storage in Powerstation
Emporium replied to Shari Schwarzenbart's topic in PowerStation
For the nvme slot, you are limited when using sticks with a heatsink. I have attached some pics I took. First of all, as mentioned above, the slot is slightly under the opening, and you put it in at an angle and there are a few millimetres that are underneath. Even though there is technically about 5 to 6 mm clearance (rightmost pic), due to the insertion angle anything more than 2 or 3mm would be an issue to get installed. And there is no point in getting anything too expensive anyhow. The basic Crucial 1TB would be plenty, and you will not notice any difference with higher speeds anyhow. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25NXWC7 The one you linked to, has a HUGE heatsink. Hell, I am sure it would be an issue even in some PCs, as the height would often cause an issue for the GPU installation, since they are often nearby. -
When I said do some reading I meant do some reading in the forum
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Putting NVME Storage in Powerstation
Mark04276 replied to Shari Schwarzenbart's topic in PowerStation
I didn't see any specifications (other than it states that needs adequate system air flow to work properly) on how tall that heatsink is but looks kinda tall and wonder if the P6 cover would even fit back on. Another issue is the connection where you plug the NVME in, is way under the plastic you cannot remove and you have to install the drive on a slight angle and again wondering if there is enough space there to begin with. If it does fit I would wonder if it would be helping or hurting due to constricted air space/flow. Not an expert here but just my 2 cents