IIP Naming

An IIPs file name has this structure: <name>_<version>_<processor>_<dbl compatibility>_<boot-image compatibility>.iip
Examples of IIP file names:
kreatv-tool-logging_4.2_vip1900.iip
kreatv-app-webkit-portal_4.2.iip

As seen, different parts of the file name are separated by an underscore character ("_"). The underscore character is thus not allowed in any of the elements building up an IIP's file name.

Element Comment Example
Name The name of the IIP.

Note! The name of the IIP is not the same as the file name.

kreatv-tool-telnet
kreatv-app-webkit-portal
Version This version element is generated when building the boot-image and should have the same value as the boot-image.

Note! The version of the IIP does not reflect the version of the content of the IIP.

2.4.1
Processor This reflects what processor the IIP is intended for. If omitted, the IIP is intended for all platforms. vip1900_25
vip190-_29
vip2000_30
vip2000_31
DBL compatibility The IIP can only be used with KreaTV IP-STBs with this DBL (dynamic boot loader). If omitted, the IIP can be run with all DBLs. 2
Boot-image compatibility The IIP is only compatible with KreaTV IP-STBs with this boot-image. If omitted, the IIP can be run with all boot-images. 2

The valid processor-, DBL- and boot-image compatibility values can be found in the architecture and compatibility section.

Other related concepts

ContentVersion: Describes the version of the content of the IIP, e.g. binaries. The content version is used for DBL IIPs, more about DBL updates can be found in the Operation and Maintenance Guide.