I haven't installed any plugins and just want to remove the plugins that are already included in the image once flashed into the receiver. If so, it's better than a flash expander.Thank you for your reply. However, I do not know whether this also works for your "DM800 HD SE". Of course, this USB key will be used as flash memory for Enigmu2 booted. After using the plugin you will install and boot any Enigma2 from USB key. Then do a clean flash to your old "DM800 HD SE" with any Enigma2 that has an OpenMultiboot plugin for your old device. If so, it's better than a flash expander. I don't know exactly how the DM800 HD works as the old set-top-box, so I can't help you.įor example, try backing up your data - especially the "/etc/enigma2" folder and possibly your other config and data such as OpenVPN, Softcam, picons, etc. For example, some plugins will install the necessary modules to the system, but they will not be removed when you uninstall (even if you set the "-force-removal-of-dependent-packages" argument in the opkg package manager). To uninstall plugins, first I need to know which ones you have installed there. Then you could check to see if any videos in the / media / hdd folder were created by mistake and you can then delete the videos.
They tend to occupy the most useless space. If you want to run an external flash drive, I don't think you need it.
Unfortunately, your box contains only 64MB big internal flash memory.ĭreambox - Wikipedia (check the "DM800 HD")įor example, picons can also be a problem if you put them all in there and not just the ones you need.
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