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<blockquote data-quote="A nonymous" data-source="post: 975878" data-attributes="member: 240839"><p>You just need to reflash a new image to the box. It sounds like what ever you downloaded has corrupted the image in flash memory. From past experience there isn't usually a way back from this by ftp/telnet unless you want to spend a lot of time faffing about trying to repair the corrupted files, its quicker just to flash a new image and start again. Its likely the image on the receiver would have made a backup anyway which should hopefully return all your settings back once the image is re-installed. Backups usually only works if your installing the same image as what was on the receiver previously.</p><p></p><p>If the backup causes the image to corrupt again, reflash again and setup from scratch.</p><p></p><p>Now would be a good time to try another image like VIX or OpenRSi unless you want to stick with OpenMips.</p><p></p><p>I did have a similar message on my old Gigabue 800Se, a reflash sorted the problem out so its probably a similar thing. On my 800se the plugins i installed caused the box to run out of memory.</p><p></p><p>Make sure you get the right image. If you flash a Quad plus image to a standard Quad or visa versa it will brick the box. Hope you get it sorted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="A nonymous, post: 975878, member: 240839"] You just need to reflash a new image to the box. It sounds like what ever you downloaded has corrupted the image in flash memory. From past experience there isn't usually a way back from this by ftp/telnet unless you want to spend a lot of time faffing about trying to repair the corrupted files, its quicker just to flash a new image and start again. Its likely the image on the receiver would have made a backup anyway which should hopefully return all your settings back once the image is re-installed. Backups usually only works if your installing the same image as what was on the receiver previously. If the backup causes the image to corrupt again, reflash again and setup from scratch. Now would be a good time to try another image like VIX or OpenRSi unless you want to stick with OpenMips. I did have a similar message on my old Gigabue 800Se, a reflash sorted the problem out so its probably a similar thing. On my 800se the plugins i installed caused the box to run out of memory. Make sure you get the right image. If you flash a Quad plus image to a standard Quad or visa versa it will brick the box. Hope you get it sorted. [/QUOTE]
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