No CA Error

Only time I heard or come across [No CA Error] is when non-pathced
images is used with clones.

Sure that you got a image that is suitable for your box ?

can happen due to a bad flash, it happens???
follow this guide m8 = http://linuxsat-support.com/en…er-no-ca-error-dm800.html

turn your receiver off by using the rear switch
then holding the on button on front till stop appears then release & in the small display will show I.P

heres the 800se guide m8 -> http://linuxsat-support.com/en…ror-sunray-flashup-b.html

sorry about the last guide never realised you using 800se :confuse:

Let's see if we can't get this sorted out.

Last time I fixed a box I did as follow
The "dreamup" software lets you put what ever IP to the box regardless dhcp on
your LAN. You can see where I made a mark on the picture.
Now see that you set an IP that is out of your DHCP range or a IP that you know is
free otherwise you will get conflicts and that gives a whole new set of problems.

So with serial & LAN cable connected I usually also re-flash the boot-loader to latest version during this
state. after that the status: should change to "in http mode" something , ( was been a while since I've done this)

Can also be that the box need to be restarted to get in to the "http mode" Also sometimes I had to change to a different
version of "dreamup" to get it working as it tend to freeze after the first initial flash.

I've attached V 1.3.3.7 of the "dreamup" only one I had at home.

good luck

Quote from Banny

Ive managed to resolve it, on one of the boxes haven't moved on to the other, but the image looks different when I install it now :/

Trying to understand what you mean m8.Do you mean that you finally managed to flash your box but the menus etc look different ? If this is the case then the skin of the image is different.Sorry if i misunderstood and giving you a silly answer.
Best Regards

glad you got it sorted Banny :thumbsup: