My box says my drive is safely ejected. But it is not. It's properly seated and properly inserted into the hub. It worked for a couple hours yesterday. Now it's like it's not even there. 

It's a Samsung 990 pro

what does this have to do with an iptv app? 🙃

That's a possible sign of an nvme drive that is failing.  

Recently happened to another user.  Infant mortality on these drives is not uncommon even on the name brands.  https://stbtalk.com/topic/14665-no-response-when-selecting-updates/#findComment-39821

BTW: Samsung 990 Pro is overkill for a media box.

4 hours ago, Emporium said:

That's a possible sign of an nvme drive that is failing.  

Recently happened to another user.  Infant mortality on these drives is not uncommon even on the name brands.  https://stbtalk.com/topic/14665-no-response-when-selecting-updates/#findComment-39821

BTW: Samsung 990 Pro is overkill for a media box.

What drive would you recommend?

I used micron enterprise class drives and quite a few Kingston KC3000 series with great results.  But infant mortality can happen with any brand, and that is why I typically put all drives through a short burn-in period before putting into production machines.

Either way, this has NOTHING to do with BuzzTV 6, so this is the last reply in this thread.

On 10/14/2025 at 4:52 PM, Emporium said:

That's a possible sign of an nvme drive that is failing.  

Recently happened to another user.  Infant mortality on these drives is not uncommon even on the name brands.  https://stbtalk.com/topic/14665-no-response-when-selecting-updates/#findComment-39821

BTW: Samsung 990 Pro is overkill for a media box.

How big if i have time shift turned on?

Edited October 28, 2025Oct 28 by Macman_ca

2 minutes ago, Macman_ca said:

How big if i have time shift turned on?

Size ?  If you are not going to be doing piles of recordings or downloads, even a small 256GB should be super plenty.  

 

timeshift erases every time you change the channel