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It works on de and tnt very nice job
It works on de and tnt very nice job
tnt france?
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Hi, "iyikosan".
Please, I need help installing.
I have OPenPLi 7 installed.
I put the file in my DM8000HD box in the tmp directory.
But the system says that it does not find the .ipk, and does not install anything.
How should I proceed?
Thanks for your help.
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I downloaded the mentioned .RAR archive above. This is not an IPK installation package, but abinary executable file. So you need a manual softcam installation procedure (CCCam specifically).
Or if you already have a cccam in the system, stop it with the command killall -9 cccam (or use the name of your installed "CCCam" instead of cccam, which you will find for example by the command top | grep cam). Then overwrite the original binary file with new file, such as:
mv -f /tmp/CCcam2.3.8_mips /usr/bin/cccam
chmod +x /usr/bin/cccam
Warning: I have invented the cccam file name, you have to choose a file name that already exists according to your current CCCam.
If you are using the Softcam Panel for softcam launching, then please also edit the cccam version in the "/etc/cccam.emu" file (or some similar file name).
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Hi, "iyikosan".
Please, I need help installing.
I have OPenPLi 7 installed.
I put the file in my DM8000HD box in the tmp directory.
But the system says that it does not find the .ipk, and does not install anything.
How should I proceed?
Thanks for your help.
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this is not a ipk file, is a mips file.
open /usr/bin/ with dcc and putt mips file. attributes 755
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Hi, "s3n0".
Sorry, I did exactly as you said:
I downloaded the .RAR file mentioned above and put it in TMP.
Because it is not an IPK installation package, but a binary executable file, it did not install.
How do I proceed with the manual installation of softcam (Cccam specifically)?
Wait. Thank you.
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Hi, "s3n0".
Sorry, I did exactly as you said:
I downloaded the .RAR file mentioned above and put it in TMP.
Because it is not an IPK installation package, but a binary executable file, it did not install.
How do I proceed with the manual installation of softcam (Cccam specifically)?
Wait. Thank you.
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I updated my POST. Sorry :). Read it again.
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Hi, "s3n0".
I've already seen your nomination.
I have CCcam 2.3.2 installed.
I'll try to do everything as you say.
Thank you.
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Do you already have a CCCam installed in the set top box or not ? Then it's best to rewrite the binary. However, if you still don't have anything installed, you can use the manual procedure I recently described here: Working Oscam emu 11517 all Boxes
If you need the script for CCCam, please use the following 'sed' command (to replace all words 'oscam' to 'cccam' in user-config):
sed -i 's/oscam/cccam/I' /etc/init.d/softcam
sed -i 's/OSCam/CCCam/I' /etc/init.d/softcamSame problem with me, is there anywhere ipk file to download or from some panel?
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Hi, "s3n0".
I have (had) CCcam 2.3.2 installed.
I did exactly as indicated and overwritten the old one with CCcam 2.3.8.
It's working without crashes.
What are the improvements?
Thanks for listening.
Hug.
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if possible,
arm processor vu plus devices can be edited?
how do i install it i put in usr bin with 777 attributes and then how do i proceed?
I can't figure out how to do it
I put the file cccam2.3.8 mips in tmp but it gives me error I also gave the 755 attributes
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I installed successfully, following the instructions of @s3n0, to whom I am very grateful.
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INSTALLATION: CCcam 2.3.8 mips
Thank you @s3n0
Hugs
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tato17 download any cccam from your image feed.
or from somewhere here in forum ipk file.
and replace with cccam 2.3.8.
a colleague just mips or even for a arm
thank you
I installed (by copy) the 2.3.8 version - everything works EXCEPT 19E Germany (which was why I was doing it). My question is whether as a shrae this is all I need do, or do I need to ensure that my share supplier has also done some upgrade?
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