Re: Sony STB lost EPG once again
- From: "Adrian A" <anca@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2007 10:07:43 -0000
dylan30 wrote:
The PC is a general purpose computer, designed to be loaded with
software
and operated by the owner. Lots of documentation and standards are
published about it and are freely available. Software updates are
available.
Sony STBs are entirely different. They use proprietary designs,
without freely available documentation. There is no alternative
software or updates
available for users to install. There is no way of modifying the
software installed on the box.
In short, it's supposed to work, and if it doesn't it's not fit for
purpose.
--
David Taylor
If it was working and he updated the firmware the shop will not
except it back cause it was fit for purpose when sold. The owner has
altered the box (firmware) and made it unfit for purpose. The shop
may send it back to the manufacturer for repair or they may tell you
to do it yourself. Either may they will not take it back.
Adam
The firmware was updated by the manufacturer, *not* the customer, who wasn't
given a choice. You clearly have no idea how things work.
.
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