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zoelechat wrote:

wluczykijwf wrote:Hide all, except Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

If it's a request, no problem I can hide it, I just thought that disabling it in TV main menu was enough

A opportunity it to opt might be useful
Personally, I be benefited. .

Ok, should be done, added NOANYNET switch

Thanks you. Now is all. Very good job .

Hi zoelechat, one question about libToolsMenu
I do this procedure, alrights -> viewtopic.php?f=63&t=8943 -> all perfect, i view my ToolsMenu unlocked with other voice "ANTENNA, SIGNALINFO, PICTURESIZE, SUBTITLES", -> when turn off and then turn on my TV i lose my mod., the ToolsMenu return ORIGINAL.
How i can solve it ?

thanks for your support...

regards,
Alf

Follow autostart procedure (bottom of 1st post as usual)

zoelechat wrote:Follow autostart procedure (bottom of 1st post as usual)

i execute -> Extract attached archives and copy libToolsMenu.so to /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso -> samyGOso -A -B -r -l /mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libToolsMenu.so

and then -> chmod +x /mnt/etc/init.d/99_93_ToolsMenu.init

why you should not run the AutoScript after reboot or turn off the TV and turn on TV ?

alfy81 wrote:why you should not run the AutoScript after reboot or turn off the TV and turn on TV ?

Why what?? I don't understand the question
For autostart, use autostart script, that's all.

zoelechat wrote:

alfy81 wrote:why you should not run the AutoScript after reboot or turn off the TV and turn on TV ?

Why what?? I don't understand the question
For autostart, use autostart script, that's all.

ahah, so i must run also the script "99_93_ToolsMenu.init" ?
excuse me but this script run in auto ?
if i rename 99_93_ToolsMenu.init in 99_93_ToolsMenu.init.dis not run, but i leave this script 99_93_ToolsMenu.init, why not run in auto ?
there is some point that i not execute ?

p.s. can you help, i must to run this script in auto

*.init scripts being in /mnt/etc/init.d are automatically executed on startup, that's the principle of autostart

zoelechat wrote:*.init scripts being in /mnt/etc/init.d are automatically executed on startup, that's the principle of autostart

yes yes, i understand, i know...indeed all the scripts that i need are situated in /mnt/etc/init.d -> all perfect !!!

p.s. indeed I can not understand because some script NOT RUN in AUTO