Support for clones

VU+ NL · 13. März 2012, 07:13

Hi guys,

on the Ferrari board I just read ".......HDfreaks are going to be the official image and partnerboard for vu+ clones the same as Powerboard has been for dream clones."

Do you have any knowledge of having been chosen as an 'official clone-supporter''?

henrylicious · 13. März 2012, 09:37

VU+ NL schrieb:

Hi guys,

on the Ferrari board I just read ".......HDfreaks are going to be the official image and partnerboard for vu+ clones the same as Powerboard has been for dream clones."

Yeah I read it too

VU+ NL schrieb:

Do you have any knowledge of having been chosen as an 'official clone-supporter''?

Yes we do

VU+ NL · 13. März 2012, 16:20

And does that mean you just let them use your image, as they are entitled to do with open source software, or are you going to overtly support clone users on your board?

henrylicious · 13. März 2012, 17:06

We'll provide support and images..

So if you've got a VU-OEM: :welcome:

Koivo · 13. März 2012, 18:17

VU+ NL schrieb:

for vu+ clones

The Vu itself is not a clone?

VU+ NL · 14. März 2012, 14:48

Koivo schrieb:

VU+ NL schrieb:

for vu+ clones

The Vu itself is not a clone?

No, they are not. It's a VU+ design. What could/should it be a clone of?

Koivo · 14. März 2012, 18:25

I've read this discussion some time ago. Only DMM is the real one and all other boxes are clones ... specifically the Vuduo.
I don't say this, i have read this. In new enigma forum write them the vu is only a parasite and take Enigma2 without any pay for the development.
The hardware is little different but the software is based on the same.

And now the price question .. what is a clone? DMM himself build their boxes not in germany.

And a genuine check für the Vu boxes is idiocy. What will Maru protect with this step? The hardware in the box or the software thats is not the intellectual property of Marusys.

VU+ NL · 15. März 2012, 10:33

The definition of a clone is a 100% copy of the original. No VU (nor ET for that matter) is such a copy: they are all own developments. And the drivers are also developed by those companies; the trick is to make the hardware + drivers E2-compatible.

A clone has nothing to develop at all: they just copy the hardware and use the drivers that are made available.

popeye2 · 23. April 2012, 22:03

Hi,
bin noch neu hier. Lese hier vu+ clones. Sind das hardwaregleiche (CPU, RAM,flash, Tuner etc.) oder bauähnliche (z:B. broadcom bcm7335 CPU, anderer Tuner und/oder memory footprint?
Werdet ihr nur fertige Images veröffentlichen oder gibt es einen ein Entwickler repository (inkl toolchain etc.?)
Aktuelle Skyreceiver wären ja zumindest bauähnlich :-). Werde mir demnächst eine Ultimo zulegen, da ich getrennte Tuner brauche. Gibt es hierzu schon ein passendes Image?
viele Fragen ...
:88:

edit: sorry in english: I'm curious if only 100% clones will be supported or even similar receivers (e.g. from Sky

Is there a public repository and toolchain or only binaries provided?

Koivo · 24. April 2012, 07:01

Naja Clone heißt ja das die nahezu baugleich sind. Wir bauen Images für Vuduo, Vusolo und ET9x00. Und wenn die zufällig auch auf den Boxen laufen dann ist das eben so.
Unsere Images für diese Boxen basieren auf dem OpenPLi git. Ein Image für die Ultimo findest du auch dort: openpli.org/download/vuultimo/

popeye2 · 24. April 2012, 07:10

und die Toolchain? Oder genügt eine Standard-MIPS Toolchain?

Koivo · 24. April 2012, 12:10

openpli.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi
und
openpli.org/forums/forum/39-en-third-party-development/

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