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The stock Wi-Fi drivers are proprietary. Many third-party USB Wi-Fi dongles that work on stock firmware stop working under CFW. Stick to Ethernet. How to tell if it is for you | You should install CFW if... | Avoid CFW if... | | :--- | :--- | | You want to archive recordings to a NAS. | You only watch live TV and delete shows after. | | You hate the Freesat EPG channel order. | You are not comfortable with command lines or IP addresses. | | You want to schedule recordings from work. | Your box is still under a John Lewis warranty. | | You run Plex or Jellyfin at home. | You cannot find your serial number (needed for the mod). | The Verdict The Humax HDR-1100S custom firmware is a masterpiece of reverse engineering. It takes a 7/10 consumer device and turns it into a 9.5/10 enthusiast tool.
Obviously. While you can revert to stock firmware, the flash counter might be tripped. Don't do this on a rental box. humax hdr-1100s custom firmware
Essential for nerds; avoid for everyone else. The stock Wi-Fi drivers are proprietary
Enter the scene. Developed by the dedicated community at Hummy.TV (building on the legacy of Raydon’s Foxsat work), the CFW for the HDR-1100S transforms the box from a simple set-top box into a fully-fledged network media hub. How to tell if it is for you | You should install CFW if