ViP622 L4.01 Update on Thursday (Again)
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I'd Love to help out But I ain't Got a 622 Only a 942 
Let me know when they test on the 942 ans I'm in
Let me know when they test on the 942 ans I'm in
I made this observation
Then Dishnetwork (with the assistance of Mark Lamutt @ DBSTalk) provides a couple of user communities the opportunity to receive the release and provide feedback directly to Dishnetwork. This is the type of response received.
Remember that this was going to be the first partial phase of this release. We were given the opportunity to be involved it this phase.
Noone should be asking the normal questions about how do I force my receiver to receive this release. We were given that chance.
Then Dishnetwork (with the assistance of Mark Lamutt @ DBSTalk) provides a couple of user communities the opportunity to receive the release and provide feedback directly to Dishnetwork. This is the type of response received.
Remember that this was going to be the first partial phase of this release. We were given the opportunity to be involved it this phase.
Noone should be asking the normal questions about how do I force my receiver to receive this release. We were given that chance.
Remember the DishNetwork tagline at CES 2006?
It's about Time
We all presumed it meant that they were finally going to deliver several thing they have been talking about.
It turns out that they were really saying, "It's almost ready!"
It's about Time
We all presumed it meant that they were finally going to deliver several thing they have been talking about.
It turns out that they were really saying, "It's almost ready!"
Given the fact that this page has NOT been reliable in regards to the 622, does it matter ?? I wish Dish would just add it in the open once a new s/w release starts spooling.
I'm glad to see E* working with the satellite community (Dbstalk and Satelliteguys) to test this software update. After all, we're the ones that complain and know about what new features are coming. It's a win-win situation for E*.
How can you say it hasn't been reliable. Each entry starts with "Engineering plans to spool". Plans change.
The 622 entry is no longer commented out!
I am tempted to turn in my info... but I am chicken. I kind of like how my 622 is working now
So for you beta-testers... may god have mercy on your souls... er... 622s..
Ain't it the truth!
People have "uncovered" this secret text in the source code more than once in the past month regarding the 622's next s/w update and they've come and gone with no s/w update (L3.66 doesn't count, IMO).
My point exactly ! In the end, what that page says really doesn't mean a lot, now does it ??
The text is not really secret. Inserting these commented out entries in the list is just an easy way to manage information that will potentially be presented over the upcoming days. Shame on us for looking at the page source and giving any credence as to what is there.
The information is does mean quite alot, both visible or not. We get a hint that something is coming. If it is in fact made public, we know that it got pretty close to being released. If the version number changes before the release goes into full phase, then we should be happy that we didn't get it.
I would rather see the mis-queues than nothing at all.
An update from Mark, which to me finally makes sense.
As I reported last night I was told by my contacts at Dish that L4.01 (not beta) would be released on Thursday to < 100,000 units. I was again told the same thing this morning by another contact.
It appears that those who signed up will be getting the real L4.01 and NOT a beta version.
Mark over at DBStalk just posted this update.
As I reported last night I was told by my contacts at Dish that L4.01 (not beta) would be released on Thursday to < 100,000 units. I was again told the same thing this morning by another contact.
It appears that those who signed up will be getting the real L4.01 and NOT a beta version.
Mark over at DBStalk just posted this update.
I agree, that makes more sense. AND it is exactly what people around here have been asking for. If you signed up you'll get the release early and get to play with the new features. I like it!
"You will be the determining factor whether this release will go to the general public. It is not beta software."
If it's not beta software and not yet released to the general public until it goes through further testing by selected users, I guess it must be "gamma" software!
Seriously, in my company this would still be considered beta software if it's still going through another level of testing before releasing to the general public.
If it's not beta software and not yet released to the general public until it goes through further testing by selected users, I guess it must be "gamma" software!
Seriously, in my company this would still be considered beta software if it's still going through another level of testing before releasing to the general public.
Developers and Actual Users opinions are always different, might as well get a market feel for it.
However....
All ships are mine sweepers - at least once.
