Tag Archives: Veracity

Got a call back from Broadweave (Nate). Apparently, the “bandaid” was to put me on Mstar’s servers. So I’ve been moved from Veracity’s servers, where I was having problems, and moved over to Mstar’s servers, where I am (still) having … Continue reading →

So, for those of you joining late, the title of this blog is no longer the issue. The “Receiving Boot String” issue is, for now, solved. However, I’m still not able to recover from pausing live television (I can pause, … Continue reading →

About 30 minutes after my last post, Luke emailed to tell me to reboot my Amino box. He or someone at BW had moved it to their “Customers TV” server. The long term fix, according to Luke is to reload … Continue reading →

OK, so after church, I drove back to Provo and powered down the Aminos and let them sit for a minute or two. I then powered them on, only to see the same results: See below. First screen (normal) Second … Continue reading →

Received a call from Luke at Broadweave, at 9:45 PM (who also left a comment on my last BW post). He let me know that they receive Google Alerts on blogs that mention Broadweave (I believe, especially those blogs with … Continue reading →

Called BW and left another message that I’m still waiting for someone to call me back. How about some bets? Who would like to guess when I’ll finally get a call back from Broadweave? I’ll give you a hint: I … Continue reading →

Drove 45 minutes to my sister-in-law’s home, last night, so that we could finally watch some olympics live (didn’t feel like messing with NBC’s online stuff and certainly didn’t want to take the time to set up a foreign proxy … Continue reading →

Nuvont told me that they passed my issue over to iProvo. I reluctantly hung up. Called iProvo and spoke to Becky, who claimed that I needed to speak to Broadweave. I insisted that I speak to her manager, but she … Continue reading →

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And now, when I call Nuvont, I get a message stating that they are having internal technical problems.  If they’d stayed on the line a little longer, the last time I spoke to them, I could have told them that.