How to replace drivers with newer drivers
It is assumed you have at least a little knowledge of computers/and use of some software. If you don't, it maybe best to not to attempt to replace drivers and just wait until next update of image
1. Using an FTP client (I use FileZilla), goto "/lib/modules/3.13.5/extra" and make note of how many driver files (ending in .ko) you have - normally 4/5 or 6/7?
2. Download the latest clone-safe drivers (which are zipped) and unzip them to somewhere on your computer. If your image has 4/5 driver files then your image needs normal (non-xbmc) drivers. However, if your image has 6/7 driver files then your image needs xbmc drivers instead.
3. Start a Telnet session and once logged in, issue the following command which will stop E2/box (but do not close your telnet session):
4. Using FTP client copy these new drivers you saved on your computer to "/lib/modules/3.13.5/extra" replacing the existing 4/5 or 6/7 drivers.
5. From within Telnet (which should still be open, if not start a new session), issue the following command which will restart your E2/box.
6. Close your FTP client and Telnet session.
Current Sunray-safe VU drivers:
patched drivers SunRay-vusolo2 by ramiMAHER
Credit to ketmp
It is assumed you have at least a little knowledge of computers/and use of some software. If you don't, it maybe best to not to attempt to replace drivers and just wait until next update of image
1. Using an FTP client (I use FileZilla), goto "/lib/modules/3.13.5/extra" and make note of how many driver files (ending in .ko) you have - normally 4/5 or 6/7?
2. Download the latest clone-safe drivers (which are zipped) and unzip them to somewhere on your computer. If your image has 4/5 driver files then your image needs normal (non-xbmc) drivers. However, if your image has 6/7 driver files then your image needs xbmc drivers instead.
3. Start a Telnet session and once logged in, issue the following command which will stop E2/box (but do not close your telnet session):
Code:
init 44. Using FTP client copy these new drivers you saved on your computer to "/lib/modules/3.13.5/extra" replacing the existing 4/5 or 6/7 drivers.
5. From within Telnet (which should still be open, if not start a new session), issue the following command which will restart your E2/box.
Code:
init 66. Close your FTP client and Telnet session.
Current Sunray-safe VU drivers:
patched drivers SunRay-vusolo2 by ramiMAHER
Credit to ketmp