Someone Help Please

 

Silver Member
Username: Mkvl1490

Post Number: 160
Registered: Feb-06
Ok so I converted back from Puff

I went through steps of loading boot60 and all that

Now, was I supposed to load the b75.m.bin before or after. Cause I did the steps before that
 

Silver Member
Username: Mkvl1490

Post Number: 161
Registered: Feb-06
nvm, I got it
 

Bronze Member
Username: Lubfr01

Post Number: 29
Registered: Sep-07
could you plz list all the steps for hoinh back from puff on flu...
 

Silver Member
Username: Viruscauser

Leesburg, Georgia

Post Number: 858
Registered: Mar-07
Frank lubra: http://www.ftabins.net/showthread.php?t=7476
 

Bronze Member
Username: Lubfr01

Post Number: 30
Registered: Sep-07
tnx for the link but it is saying..
This will convert your 2500 converted box back from 2700 box to 2500 again...

I have flu converted to pansat 2700 PUFF I want to stay at 2700 Pansat but non puff... plz.
 

Silver Member
Username: Viruscauser

Leesburg, Georgia

Post Number: 859
Registered: Mar-07
Now you've lost me completely. If you have a 2700PUFF, it means that box started life as a 2500, not a 2700. You cannot convert it into a 2700, only into a 2500.

Would I be amiss in asking you why you're trying to do whatever it is that you're trying to do?
 

Bronze Member
Username: Lubfr01

Post Number: 31
Registered: Sep-07
Hi Abby
I appreciate your help. I had Fortec life ultra(FLU) which I conveted to Pansat 2700 and I was using B-75 fixes. Then came PUFF so I connverted to PUFF. Now Puff is getting slow and all sorts of problems and B-75 is getting fixes quiker than PUFF so I want to move back to PANSAT 2700 B-75 (NON Puff).... I hope I explained it better this time.
 

Silver Member
Username: Viruscauser

Leesburg, Georgia

Post Number: 860
Registered: Mar-07
I understand but are you aware that you CANNOT use the Pansat B-75 Bins on your FLU no matter how you convert it?
 

New member
Username: Us_marshall

Post Number: 3
Registered: Nov-08
I have a Fortec Star Lifetime Ultra
and a Pansat 2500a Receiver.
I use the B75 for both of them.
 

Silver Member
Username: Viruscauser

Leesburg, Georgia

Post Number: 861
Registered: Mar-07
"Doc" Holliday: Let me confirm that I understand you correctly.

Can run this file, "clonesafe-b75-v202-tivo-femu-" on your Pansat 2500 and FLU with a B-75 boot?

What's the last Bin you loaded and does it work?
 

Silver Member
Username: Juancho

CANADA Xx

Post Number: 339
Registered: Jun-08
The bins aren't for converted a b-75, they are for puff receivers, because you see b-75
doesn't mean the bin is for b-75, what happens is they are using now compressed boot-b-75,no b-60 boot
 

Silver Member
Username: Viruscauser

Leesburg, Georgia

Post Number: 862
Registered: Mar-07
Juan Ramirezone, they are saying they have unconverted 2500, and FLU, running the B-75 files and I'm trying to understand how that's possible.
 

Bronze Member
Username: Lubfr01

Post Number: 32
Registered: Sep-07
Let me rephrase my question: Can I convert back my (flu converted to Pansat 2700 puff) box to B-75 so that I see B-75 when we I turn power on my box? Right now it is showing PUFF when I turn power on...
 

Silver Member
Username: Juancho

CANADA Xx

Post Number: 343
Registered: Jun-08
I am right. there is no ways now about converting back to puff , If the stb show b-75 is because they are using a different b-75 boot,
It's a very different compression, a couple of ppl tried that, they have to jtag, the only ways for now is jtag.
 

Bronze Member
Username: Lubfr01

Post Number: 33
Registered: Sep-07
>>> there is no ways now about converting back to puff ,


Juan... you missed it again. I am at puff and want to go back to B-75, my box flashes PUFF not B-75 at the moment. Please slow down and then read it.
tnx.
 

Silver Member
Username: Viruscauser

Leesburg, Georgia

Post Number: 863
Registered: Mar-07
Frank lubra: The only way I can think of is for you to use the link I gave you to convert it back into a 2500 and then use the files you originally used to load the B-75 boot onto it.

I've never done this, nor have I heard of anybody doing this, so let's hope someone jumps in with a better understanding of your project.
 

Silver Member
Username: Juancho

CANADA Xx

Post Number: 347
Registered: Jun-08
If you got back to b-75 that mean you are using puff, 298 o 299, but if you are using 201, then you already have the new
compressed boot b-75 , they are 2 boot 75, the b75 before puff
and the new boot b-75 use with 201 puff bins.
What bin are you using now?
 

Gold Member
Username: Justforhahas

Post Number: 1573
Registered: Jul-08
LMAO...this is so simple...listen to Abby...if ya want a converted 2500 B75 ready receiver..which is a dumb thing to do...

Whoever is doing this is not thinking though...there are rarely any B75 fixes for converted 2500's..but there are tons of Puff fixes for converted 2500's..
 

Silver Member
Username: Juancho

CANADA Xx

Post Number: 348
Registered: Jun-08
from b-75 to new puff 202
Tronics Bin Modifier version 1.5

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I know you guys are probably getting tired of weekly releases. So am I to be honest, but when there is some feedback that indicates an improvement should be added I have a hard time not working on it

As per Doorstop's feedback, thanks for that by the way, I have endeavored to remedy the issue with the 'load from remote location' not working 100% of the time when the receiver has the satellite coax connected and is running normally.

I believe I have accomplished that task and so I have version 1.5 to release for testing. Aside from the new improvements to the 'load from remote location' feature there are no differences between version 1.4 and version 1.5. Essentially the new version attempts to reboot the receiver and if it doesn't get the expected ack within a period of time it dumps its input buffer and retries to reboot the receiver up to a set max number of attempts before bailing out and throwing an error to the user. I believe this should fix the problem that Doorstop posted previously. Also I noticed that while the 'Rebooting the receiver' text was being displayed in the previous versions clicks of the cancel button would be blocked. This would cause unexpected behavior especially if the user clicks the cancel button more than once. For instance if the user clicked the cancel button twice while the 'Rebooting receiver ...' text was displayed nothing would happen and then as soon as the text changed to 'Loading binary file...' both click events would be processed. This would result in the program first canceling the download process and then starting the download process again as the Cancel and Download button are one in the same with just a bit of state to determine which function a click of the button should invoke.

Both of the above issues have been remedied in this new version.

As always I look forward to your feedback.

Regards,

Tronics
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Silver Member
Username: Mrgreg

Ont. Canada

Post Number: 244
Registered: Dec-07
This person is a waste of time.Anybody that wants to convert back to b75 has to be an idiot.He already converted it to PUFF so why the hell would you want to revert back when the support is not there. This person is just trying to see how long he can bullsh!t you all.
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