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@dmacias- can you add Serf back into the Nerd Tools package? It seems to have dropped at some point. Thanks for the great work on this!

Thanks, Saarg. The picons was Linux ignorance on my part. I wasn't running the ls with the right parameters, but I see it now. Regarding the zap2it grabber - I don't speak Linux well, so I probably didn't explain it correctly. I wasn't proposing it being added directly to the docker, but rather was referring to challenges experienced during it's manual installation. In attempting the install of the zap2it grabber, I get a message stating that the JSON::XS module is necessary. When I attempt to install the JSON::XS module using cpanm, I get failures indicating that it can't make (maybe the wrong word there) the package at the end of the install. I don't want to run it against my (now working) docker, but I could spin up another and grab some screenshots if it will help explain it better. perl -MCPAN -e 'install JSON::XS'

And a question: The page here makes mention of Icons being included in the docker image, but I'm not seeing the /picons directory. Is it there and I'm not seeing it?

Now onto a request: I'm currently using the SchedulesDirect method, using tv_grab_zz_sdjson. It works, but I'd rather use the Zap2it method (since it's free). I've tried to configure it using both the automated method and the manual method, but both bomb out since the needed Perl components aren't in the docker. I've tried installing the components via myriad means, but cannot get them to fully install since Make isn't part of the docker. Any thoughts of how to get around this? Or am I missing something? Thanks for the great work on the Docker!

For those of you who are struggling with getting your HDHomeRun Prime working nicely with this docker (I was one), I found the two items below as a key to getting them to work: 1. Make sure you set the view to Expert at the Application level...not just by setting it on the individual tab you are on. This was preventing me from seeing the full EPG Grabber options. 2. Once I had that done, this article was perfect. If I had found this early on in my searches, I would have avoided a whole lot of head scratching and would have saved a lot of time.