External Device support - Revision history

WanWizard at 17:26, 24 June 2024

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 On this page you can find a old list for OpenPLi 6.2 and below of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.
-If you are having problems with USB sticks, take a look here [[Problems_and_Solutions#USB_memory_sticks_working_or_not| <span style="color:SteelBlue">USB sticks working or not</span>]]
+You should start with the <code>lsusb</code> command, to find the USB ID of the device you are trying to get working. This will show you something like
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-  There is a new section <u>modules</u> in the [[Plugin_Wiki:Information|plugin browser]] which added many modules to add external device support.
+  There is a new section <u>drivers</u> in the [[Plugin_Wiki:Information|plugin browser]] which added many modules to add external device support.
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 On this page you can find a old list for OpenPLi 6.2 and below of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.

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 <span style="color:Red;font-size: 100%">Attention<br/>
-  There is a new section in the [[Plugin_Wiki:Information|plugin browser]] which added many modules to add external device support.
+  There is a new section <u>modules</u> in the [[Plugin_Wiki:Information|plugin browser]] which added many modules to add external device support.
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 On this page you can find a old list for OpenPLi 6.2 and below of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.

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   There is a new section in the [[Plugin_Wiki:Information|plugin browser]] which added many modules to add external device support.
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-On this page you can find a list of  known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.
+On this page you can find a old list for OpenPLi 6.2 and below of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.
 If you are having problems with USB sticks, take a look here [[Problems_and_Solutions#USB_memory_sticks_working_or_not| <span style="color:SteelBlue">USB sticks working or not</span>]]

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		+	There is a new section in the [[Plugin_Wiki:Information\|plugin browser]] which added many modules to add external device support.
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	On this page you can find a list of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.		On this page you can find a list of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.

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−	On this page you can find a list known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.	+	On this page you can find a list of known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.

	If you are having problems with USB sticks, take a look here [[Tips_and_Tweaks#USB_sticks_working_or_not\| <span style="color:SteelBlue">USB sticks working or not</span>]]		If you are having problems with USB sticks, take a look here [[Tips_and_Tweaks#USB_sticks_working_or_not\| <span style="color:SteelBlue">USB sticks working or not</span>]]

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 On this page you can find a list known external devices on an Enigma2 box. Many hardware has a consumer name, which doesn't says anything about the chipset=hardware that's inside. If you are not certain if some external device is supported, you should checkout the hardware specs.
-If you are looking for problems with USB sticks take a look here [[Tips_and_Tweaks#USB_sticks_working_or_not| <span style="color:SteelBlue">USB sticks working or not</span>]]
+If you are having problems with USB sticks, take a look here [[Tips_and_Tweaks#USB_sticks_working_or_not| <span style="color:SteelBlue">USB sticks working or not</span>]]
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