Thanks and a Q??

[big_bogus]

Thanks to all of the great minds here I have hacked my SVR-2000 and TCD240X.

The S1 was quite easy. Even the S2 wasn't very difficult with all of the provided files and past threads/posts.

The S2 has:
4.0.1b-02-2-240
killhdintrd - 2.4.18
monte - 2.4.18LBA48 via initframework
USB2.0 drivers - backport 2.4.27
AW All in One S2 Utilities
superpatch-4all-NutKase-0.7.1
TWP1.1-pre2


My question lies with TWP1.1p2. I am missing the phone and resouce menu items on the S2. Are they just not compatible with 4.x s/w. I have searched and searched, but found no answer.

Here is the twp log:
TivoWebPlus Project - v1.1-pre2
The program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
This program is licensed under the GPL.
See the 'copyright' and 'README' files for copyright and credit information.
Loading modules...
favicon
index
-initializing logo index
-initializing channel table
-initializing channel table; attempt 2
-initializing channel table; attempt 3
-error initializing channel table; aborted
-initializing genre table
-initializing now showing cache
-initializing season pass cache
info
lj_utils
logos
logs
mail
mfsbrowser
phone
resources
Loaded 0 resource definitions
sched
screen
search
theme
ui
webremote
whatson
wishlists
Accepting Connections


Any ideas?

Thanks,
BB

[psxboy]

Yah.. the phone module doesn't work with 4.x, and to enable the resources module you need a "tvres" file for 4.x (tvres-4.0.res).

Found a copy in this post (http://www.dealdatabase.com/forum/showthread.php?p=169563#post169563).

-psxboy

[big_bogus]

Any particular reason the phone module doesn't work? I like using it to check the status of the TiVo's most recent calls.

Thanks for the link to the res module.
BB

[psxboy]

Any particular reason the phone module doesn't work?
The most obvious reason is because the entire phone module is wrapped in:

if { $::series1 } {
...
}

I've rewritten the phone module so that it works on my SA S2 running 4.0.1b. It should also continue to work on the machines that it worked on originally. I did take out the "Make Daily Call" & "Make Test Call" links as I didn't have time to test them on my boxen to make sure they worked as advertised... re-enable them at your own risk. I also removed the DialupEventCallback (actually, just the stuff that registers the callback with an event). End result is that you can use the module to check when your last call was made, whether it was successful or not, when the next call is scheduled, and how long your guide data is good to. Seems to satisfy your requirements...

-psxboy

[hayreass]

That's handy, thanks psxboy

[big_bogus]

Thanks psxboy! I will give it a shot and take a look at the make call code.

BB

[psxboy]

Not much to look at... just remove the "if { $::series1 } { ... }" wrapper around the part that displays the links. They call the Tcall and Dcall sections which just send an event. Whether or not that event code is still valid is the big question.

-psxboy