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#18472 - 04/01/19 11:43 AM
Flodder for all, including clones?
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VIPF Japhar
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Registered: 04/25/15
Posts: 62
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OK, there is this legend of Flodder plugin, written only for DMM, by gutemine, whereby he "forgot" to put in the DMM checks (which would scramble your machine if it didn't find the DMM details, i.e. if it is a 'clone'...)... I have uncovered a number of them, with only a few missing (0.0.9, 0.1.8 and 0.1.9) and so far the suspicion of the ones we do have is on v. 1.1 as it is published the same day as v. 1.2... But is it? Anyone knows anything for certain or does somebody have the missing versions, please? It's a great tool, very useful for old machines... It moves the whole E2 (/ = root) onto a USB stick and hence eliminates the small flash problem or MultiBoot problems... Let's see if we can find out which one is the "culprit"...  1) Install an ipk here attached. 2) Make a flodder folder on a USB stick attached to your DMM clone. 3) Restart Enigma2 and wait. If after 10-15 minutes maximum there is nothing happening, chances are it's not the one we are looking for and you will have to use the attached Japhar tool to flash your machine with USB cable (see this forum for the tool)... Sorry, that is the downside of this process...  Any takers? 
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