Yea, Thats all. Nothing fancy. It could even be added lines of text in the info&text section.AirRocker said:Sounds good to me... Just some sort of log with date/time and report number...
I've had a report take an unsually long time before... over 10 minutes if I recall... and I wanted to walk away and just leave it going, but was afraid I was going to miss the number...
what ???armophob said:I suggest the reports sent diagnostic keys be stored in the info and test menu.
http://www.dbstalk.com/showthread.php?t=130932dcowboy7 said:what ???
oh ce....u couldve put that in the title.armophob said:
I am not against it, but I hope that I don't have to send so many that I need them to be as convenient as pause and play.Drew2k said:Yes, a good idea. Where's the related poll to ask how many people are interested in having the option to submit Diagnostic Reports using only the remote?
This would be a bigger priority IMO.Drew2k said:Where's the related poll to ask how many people are interested in having the option to submit Diagnostic Reports using only the remote?
Yes, I can see the complications of a running list. Most often we will be logging them here and could work around it. Having the last report sent listed in the info&test would be enough to capture it for current reference. And the date is part of the code, so it would not have to be anymore than just the code data itself without description.EricJRW said:Me thinks the code monkeys (of which I was one, once upon a time) at D* have enough to worry about with making them have to figure out how to insert a number into a circular list. Unless to just mean the last one, which might not be to bad... However...
A quick and dirty back-end solution would be if D* made the report number available to you when you log into directv.com... I mean they are sending that info to the mother-ship, right? Why not retrieve it from the website, since you need it when your sitting at your computer anyways?
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yesSPACEMAKER said:Does this apply only to networked DVRs?
I apologize if the title is unclear. It basically is a question of the CE participants to answer ahead of time on whether or not it would be worth the effort to add the wish list item or not. I would not want to clutter the wishlist with unpopular suggestions, so I started the thread to test the waters.billsharpe said:I voted "don't care."
First of all, the title of the thread doesn't tell me anything.
Secondly, the first message is still pretty cryptic. Without reading other threads, people have little idea what is being asked.
But this isn't in the CE forum.armophob said:I may been a little too assuming that writing about sending diagnostics reports in the CE forum would be immediately recognized.
It got moved. I started out there. No wonder there is confusion.spartanstew said:But this isn't in the CE forum.
