Looking for OSCam for old raspberry pi with Debian

Hi guys, I'm looking for a newer OSCam for an old raspberry pi with Debian, which used to function as a server. Unfortunately, I've been out of it for a long time, but I'd like to have my HD05 card back on the network so that I can access it with two devices. The Debian version is of course also very old, I really just need a suitable new OSCam that can read the HD05 card. Is anyone willing to help me with this? A download link would be enough. Of course, I can only say thank you for that, but from the bottom of my heart! Greetings, I'm Lutz by the way ;-)

Thanks for the info, I had already looked into it but nothing works on my old system. I also think that I do NOT have a 64-bit system. The Raspi is really old, it was one of the first. :-) Well, I'll check here every now and then, maybe someone will send me a link where I can get the corresponding OSCam or maybe even pull a completely new image with a starting OSCam. The configs don't matter for now, I can still get that done if necessary. ;-) The main thing is that the HD05 works. Greetings

Oh, thanks for the info! I thought so. But I'm still interested to know if an HD05 card even works in the Paspi? Otherwise you can save yourself all the trouble.

Thanks for your support, I've already looked into a lot of things and none of them work in my system. I'll attach my OSCam, maybe someone can do something with it. ;-) Ultimately, the question remains whether an HD05 even runs in the Raspi? It should actually look like this in the oscam.server, right?

[reader]

label = hdplus

enable = 1

protocol = smartreader

device = Serial:Reader xxxxxxx

caid = 186A

ident = 186A:000000,003411,008011

detect = cd

#boxkey = ?????

#rsakey = ?????

#nuid = 843E941E

cwekey = xxxxxxx

mod1 = xxxxxxx

data50 = xxxxxxx

key60 = xxxxxxx

exp60 = xxxxxxx

mhz = 357

cardmhz = 357

group = 3

emmcache = 1,3,2

lb_weight = 100

services = hdplus

#autospeed = 1

#emmcache = 1,1,2,0

A few things are still unclear to me "?". ;-)

Hello back,

Thanks for the information, but I was already that far. :-) The card works in my DM900, but this is about the first generation raspberry pi. The Debian version is one of the first and definitely not 64-bit. I haven't managed to find the right OSCam yet. I've been doubting for a while whether it will work at all. A new suitable image with a corresponding OSCam already installed and starting up would be another option. I'm sure I'll get the config working. ;-) Perhaps someone can temporarily save something like that to a Google Drive and send me the link. ;-) Best wishes to everyone who wants to help me!!

OK, I'll try it. ;-)

So, the new software is on the Raspberry Pi (Pi OS 32-bit from 10/22/2024). The network is configured and now what happens next? I really need step-by-step help with installing OSCam. First I need to get the cam running so that it starts automatically, everything else later. The question now is which OSCam version fits the above OS version (HD05)?

I can't seem to get any further. Even though I have SSH and VNC enabled, I can't access the box with Putty.

Here is the error

Hi guys,

I've decided to buy a new Raspi. The old one is driving me crazy, I'm just waiting. *Rolls eyes* I'll be back in a few days, hopefully with a working one. ;-)

Hi everyone,

It's continuing, or rather, it should be continuing. The new Raspberry Pi is here, and unfortunately, I'm having the same problem as with the old version. Can someone please help me, because this error message means absolutely nothing to me. I've enabled SSH and VNC according to this instruction and now I want to access the box with Putty. https://padmathilaka-wanigasek…m-on-raspberry-pi-no.html

Fehler.jpg

I installed this image:

2024-10-22-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img

Also die 64Bit Version, da ich bisher mehr 64Bit OSCam Versionen gesehen habe als 32Bit Versionen.

Gruß

So, I was able to solve the problem by reinstalling. I now have the following version installed and can access it with Putty.

PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)"

NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux"

VERSION_ID="10"

VERSION="10 (buster)"

VERSION_CODENAME=buster

ID=raspbian

ID_LIKE=debian

HOME_URL="http://www.raspbian.org/"

SUPPORT_URL="http://www.raspbian.org/RaspbianForums"

BUG_REPORT_URL="http://www.raspbian.org/RaspbianBugs"

I followed these instructions and got exactly to the point described. Nothing works with OSCam, absolutely nothing. Is this stuff even still up to date? I'm supposed to connect a Smargo (older version) reader to the RaspPi and ultimately use it to run the HD+ card. I'd be grateful if someone here could help me achieve this. ;-) Cheers!

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Hello and thanks for the feedback. I'm happy for anyone who's willing to help me until the bitter end. ;-)
I have the Raspi 3.