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40H3X at 14:31, 8 December 2021

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40H3X: /* Adding other images than OpenPLi */

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 ==Adding other OpenPLi versions==
-When you have multiboot you can install an image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image). How many free slots you have, depends on your hardware, meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is the option between with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
+When you have multiboot you can install an image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image). How many free slots you will have, depends on your hardware, meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is the option between with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
 ==AutoBackup==

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 ==Adding other OpenPLi versions==
-When you have multiboot you can install an image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
+When you have multiboot you can install an image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image). How many free slots you have, depends on your hardware, meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is the option between with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
 ==AutoBackup==

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 ==Adding other OpenPLi versions==
-When you have multiboot you can install and image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
+When you have multiboot you can install an image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
 ==AutoBackup==

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 ==Adding other OpenPLi versions==
 When you have multiboot you can install and image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
 ==AutoBackup==

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 ==Adding other OpenPLi versions==
-When you have multiboot you can install and image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
+When you have multiboot you can install and image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
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 flash from the menu.
 ==AutoBackup==

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	When this feature is supported by your receiver then basically OpenPLi offers 2 images in the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] The "recovery image" which will give you a multiboot system, not only between E2 and Android, but also between different E2 images, which you can flash either from the boot menu, or from the image. When you flash the "emmc" image, you don't have multiboot, but only a single image, like with other boxes.		When this feature is supported by your receiver then basically OpenPLi offers 2 images in the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] The "recovery image" which will give you a multiboot system, not only between E2 and Android, but also between different E2 images, which you can flash either from the boot menu, or from the image. When you flash the "emmc" image, you don't have multiboot, but only a single image, like with other boxes.
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		+	==Adding other OpenPLi versions==
		+	When you have multiboot you can install and image in every free slot (= partitions where you can install an image)you can install an image. How many free slots you have depends on your hardware meaning which vendor receiver you have. In each slot you can install an OpenPLi version and there is a option with or without a backup. Easiest way to install another image is to [Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 <span style="color:SteelBlue"> flash from the menu</span>]
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		+	https://wiki.openpli.org/Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29
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		+	flash from the menu.
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	==AutoBackup==		==AutoBackup==

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 If you want to add any other images, well other than OpenPLi, for example OpenATV, you download there zip file for your receiver from the internet (in the example below it is for the Ustym 4K Pro), <u>do not unpack this zip file</u>, so keep it intact and copy it to the root
   USB Drive(d):/openatv-6.4-ustym4kpro-20210117_mmc.zip
-of an USB stick. Insert this USB stick with the zip file on it into the usb port of your receiver. Then use the flash from the [[Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 | <span style="color:SteelBlue"> menu</span>]] procedure. The zip file will be in downloaded, this maybe confusing, but this is the zip file on the USB stick you inserted, see below.
+of an USB stick. Insert this USB stick with the zip file on it into the usb port of your receiver. Then use the flash from the [[Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 | <span style="color:SteelBlue"> menu</span>]] procedure. When you go to Main menu -> Setup -> Flash image open the "Downloaded Images" here you will find the zip file you copied to the usb stick, see below.
 [[File:Multiboot-006.jpg|centre|750px]]<br>

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 =='''Adding other images than OpenPLi'''==
-If you want to add any other images, well other than OpenPLi, for example OpenATV, you download there zip file for your receiver, <u>do not unpack this zip file</u>, so keep it intact and copy it to the root
+If you want to add any other images, well other than OpenPLi, for example OpenATV, you download there zip file for your receiver from the internet (in the example below it is for the Ustym 4K Pro), <u>do not unpack this zip file</u>, so keep it intact and copy it to the root
   USB Drive(d):/openatv-6.4-ustym4kpro-20210117_mmc.zip
 of an USB stick. Insert this USB stick with the zip file on it into the usb port of your receiver and flash from the [[Installation#Flash_from_the_Menu_.28FlashImage_support.29 | <span style="color:SteelBlue"> menu</span>]] the zip file will be in downloaded, this maybe confusing, but this is the zip file on the USB stick you inserted, see below.