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af123, I can’t say without checking but I wonder if the value reported by your software is the same as the value shown on the UI…
We optomists reckon ours are 50% Empty
Not if you are hoping to find something new and interesting to watch.
bob_dvb – 38 minutes ago »
af123, I can’t say without checking but I wonder if the value reported by your software is the same as the value shown on the UI…
No, it will be slightly different. Mine is based on the used and free space on the video partition as reported by ‘df’, which uses Mebibytes.
Code:humax# df -h /mnt/hd2
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda2 906.1G 397.9G 462.1G 46% /mnt/hd2On this box, the Settings->System->Data Storage screen says:
Available 497.4GB
Used 408.6GB
Reserved: 114.0GB
Total Size 1000.0GB
which is closer to 40% used, however the pie chart says 54% available (corresponding to the 46% used shown by df) and is visibly half green.
gomezz – 16 hours ago »
We optomists reckon ours are 50% Empty
Not if you are hoping to find something new and interesting to watch.
Perfect example from last night: No Mock the Week due to the patball overrunning.
The footy did not overrun. No extra time or penalties. Game was over in 90mins. Also, isn’t Mock of the Week on BBC 2?
af123 – 1 day ago »
I’ve extracted stats for 600 randomly selected Humax devices which are registered and placed them at http://hummypkg.org.uk/humaxdisk.csv
These are all freeview boxes, either HDR-Fox T2 or HD-Fox T2 which is indicated by the first column. The subsequent columns are disk used, disk size and percentage used.
Would the 55.0GB HDD be formatted by a variation of the method described at the following link or is there another method of formatting a drive of that size?
http://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/Maintenance_Mode#Format_a_WD_Elements_2TB_USB_external_Hard_Disk
son_t – 1 hour ago »
Oh 😳
For one moment I thought gomezz was dissing The Beautiful Game
That’s kissball. :p
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