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0) USB memory stick attached to AZbox HD.
(If you have an HDD attached to yours - the same applies, of course, with minor difference.)
used AZ HD to format it to Ext3.
HOME -> Settings -> Storage -> choose the device you want to format -> Format. Reboot occurs.
1) Download "swap.rar" file and decompress it on your HDD.
You'll get a "swap" folder. In it you'll find a file and a PLUGINS folder.
2) The file S2swap.sh is a script and it must be put in AZbox HD folder
DISK2/etc/start.d
CHMOD it to 755.
3) Inside the PLUGINS folder there is a swapon folder (with 2 files in it). It goes to AZbox HD Plugins folder.
CHMOD its contents to 755.
3a) Depending on whether one has an HDD or a USB memory stick, one edits the swapon.sh (in Plugins).
To edit the files below, use a Notepad2 or another UNIX editor, not Notepad or Wordpad etc.
From line no. 33, we find the following:
If you have an HDD attached to AZ HD put the # sign in front of the USB line and remove it from the other one.
Then, we edit the file size for the SWAP partition here:
The first one creates a 200MB and the second one a 100MB SWAP file. Do as above, to serve your needs.
Reboot.
Go to HOME -> File Manager and check your USB or HDD. You should see a 100 or 200MB SWAP partition...
Every time AZbox HD is started the script creates the file.
(If you have an HDD attached to yours - the same applies, of course, with minor difference.)
used AZ HD to format it to Ext3.
HOME -> Settings -> Storage -> choose the device you want to format -> Format. Reboot occurs.
1) Download "swap.rar" file and decompress it on your HDD.
You'll get a "swap" folder. In it you'll find a file and a PLUGINS folder.
2) The file S2swap.sh is a script and it must be put in AZbox HD folder
DISK2/etc/start.d
CHMOD it to 755.
3) Inside the PLUGINS folder there is a swapon folder (with 2 files in it). It goes to AZbox HD Plugins folder.
CHMOD its contents to 755.
3a) Depending on whether one has an HDD or a USB memory stick, one edits the swapon.sh (in Plugins).
To edit the files below, use a Notepad2 or another UNIX editor, not Notepad or Wordpad etc.
From line no. 33, we find the following:
Code:
#choose device, where to create swapfile #SWAPDEVICE=/DATA/hdb1 SWAPDEVICE=/DATA/usb1/sda1
Then, we edit the file size for the SWAP partition here:
Code:
SWAPFILE=swapfile #SWAPSIZE=204800 SWAPSIZE=102400
Reboot.
Go to HOME -> File Manager and check your USB or HDD. You should see a 100 or 200MB SWAP partition...
Every time AZbox HD is started the script creates the file.