This morning I woke my 9200T out of standby and went into the Record
menu to check out the disk usage.  All but the top two options
(programmes and schedule) were greyed out and unselectable!

I tried again a few hours later and all was back to normal.  Has anyone
else seen this?  Does it happen when the thing decides it wants to do
some disk maintenance or something?

Matti

On Thu, 9 Feb 2006 23:53:27 -0000, "Matti Lamprhey"
 wrote:

>This morning I woke my 9200T out of standby and went into the Record
>menu to check out the disk usage.  All but the top two options
>(programmes and schedule) were greyed out and unselectable!
>
>I tried again a few hours later and all was back to normal.  Has anyone
>else seen this?  Does it happen when the thing decides it wants to do
>some disk maintenance or something?

Yes, unfortunately this bug hasn't been fixed from the 8000T, it seems
to happen randomly. What is more stupid is when it happens, you can
play recorded programs, but not record or timeshift. Putting it back
in standby and on again should sort it out.
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"Andrew" <spamtrap@localhost.> wrote...
> "Matti Lamprhey"  wrote:
>
> >This morning I woke my 9200T out of standby and went into the Record
> >menu to check out the disk usage.  All but the top two options
> >(programmes and schedule) were greyed out and unselectable!
> >
> >I tried again a few hours later and all was back to normal.  Has
> >anyone else seen this?  Does it happen when the thing decides it
> >wants to do some disk maintenance or something?
>
> Yes, unfortunately this bug hasn't been fixed from the 8000T, it seems
> to happen randomly. What is more stupid is when it happens, you can
> play recorded programs, but not record or timeshift. Putting it back
> in standby and on again should sort it out.

Thanks, Andrew.

Matti