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Originally Posted by WillN937 
Since this is based on an open source operating system the ability to write to the USB port is probably already in the code, they have just disabled it. Why you ask. My guess would not be that Echostar is lazy or attempting to gouge us but rather that the studios don't want us to make copies even for our own use so they have forced this feature to be disabled unless they get a payment from every customer.

Since this is based on an open source operating system the ability to write to the USB port is probably already in the code, they have just disabled it. Why you ask. My guess would not be that Echostar is lazy or attempting to gouge us but rather that the studios don't want us to make copies even for our own use so they have forced this feature to be disabled unless they get a payment from every customer.

So who among us is going to rewrite the code to make this machine do what we want it to do? Like I said in my earlier post, it happens in all the time in the gaming world (Xbox, Wii, etc.)






















