Hi

I'm using Newnigma2 3.1.6 on my DM800se. Everything was working fine until yesterday. I came back from a short trip and tried to turn box on. A picon appeared on LCD but no sound neither the picture. I turned it off completely and turned on again. I started to change channels, and suddenly it lost sound. I thought it was just on 1 channel, but it lost it completely. I turned it to stand by mode and on again, but the only thing happened was a tv picture in a lot of pink colour. Another stand by mode and back again and I got no picture and no sound - it actually give no signal at all. Hard turn off and back turn on helps for a moment. If I don't change channels to often it works.
What could that be? The box has only few months, it's connected to UPS and I really didn't have to reboot it for months before this situation.
It behaves the same on Newnigma2 3.2. I thought it was usb stick problem (I'm using swap file), but it is the same on others too.

What can it be? Drivers? I heard, some people had some problems with their boxes starting from 1 May. Is that true?

I'm leaving tomorrow for a week, but there will be young boy living in my house, and he like to watch cartoons... Any help will be much appreciated.

Cheers!

Unstable image is a medicine for my box? Is that problem common then?

As I wrote before, I was using 3.1.6, but it happened the same on 3.2. I understand there is an issue with drivers. OK, I will install new unstable.
Should I go for the last one newnigma2-snapshot-dm800se-20110503072726.nfi ?

I did before, but then flashed back to 3.1.6. OK, I will flash it with the latest unstable and let's see what are the results... Keep the fingers crossed.

Thanks everybody for your help. It seems it cam back to normal now. I'm switching channels constantly and it doesn't lose sound or picture, and no pink stuff at all.

I hope that was it.

One more question. There is an issue with showing "nan" instead of real ECM time. There is and libgcc_s.so.1 to be replaced, but will that still keep working? I can live with "nan" if necessary, but it would be nice to see real time.

I ued *256" trick on 2.1.3 when connecting to my server, but it actually makes no difference. I will switch to 2.2.1 then.

Thanks again for all your efforts to help me!