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Using Telnet
To upgrade box using Telnet, open a Telnet session with login name =
iptv
and password =
settopbox
. Then enter Telnet commands as shown in the examples below. The format of the
upgrade
command is shown below. For syntax information type
upgrade
and press Enter.
Telnet Examples
# rm /root/data/rc.d/rc80.user
# upgrade ftp://172.16.1.244/XTV125_1251.1501.0026.6551-6760_1.0.5.img 3
If you wish to set the unit to the factory defaults, use the following command (instead of
previous command) with care:
# rm /root/data/* -rf
Upgrade Command Line Options
# upgrade ftp://<ipaddress>/filename.img 1
This will replace the
config.txt
file with the new version. Note that any configuration
changes will be lost with this option.
# upgrade ftp://<ipadd8ress>/Filename.img 3
This will keep the old
config.txt
file.
Reset Factory Default Use this option after a software upgrade is complete to return a
unit to its original factory condition. If you do this, be sure to note
all existing settings. Also backup any information in the
root/data
folder, especially
config.txt
and
channels.xml
.
Format
:
upgrade ftp://<server_ip_address>/<upgrade_image_filename> <upgrade command
line option>
Example:
upgrade ftp://172.22.2.53/XTV125_1251.1501.0026.6551-6523-vbrick-1.0.2.img 3
Notes
• Be sure to backup your files including
config.tx
t,
channels.xml
,
adjust.xml
and
any files you may have stored in
/root/data
(such as alternate
channel.xml
files.
• Note that if you fail to include the command line option (see below) the unit will
replace the
config.txt
file and not reboot when done.
