Posts by tromo

    Do not want to spoil your joy, but, in my case, the motor behaviour was erratic; after few resets (power off - disconnected from the box) all seemed fine for some short time, but, alas.... If I remember correctly, some models had eeprom on/in a socket (prone to temperature snafus) so it might be prudent to open it and try to push it firmly back. Wish you the best, this motor drama cost me fine nerves and time :)

    Ah well, E2 was for years in the Broadcom domain, so any port to a different SoC/SW platform is a bit painful. On the other hand, there could be some benefits, like better working Kodi, dual boot with Android, etc. I guess, situation is not B&W, but at least some shades of grey are in there :).

    Extra options for the motor enabled? Tried to change speed etc. ? If that motor "cryptic h-h 100" is Stab HH-100 or some variant, it should be ok on default as I use the same one, but, yes, sometimes the electronics inside the motor dies and no cure. Actually, I had the very same symptoms and had to replace the rotor.

    oscam-emu - EMU support, SoftCam.Key built in, but place the new keys in /etc/tuxbox/config_emu or /usr/keys. For more info check the git page. Compiled with USB support for (some) external readers
    oscam - Standard, compiled with USB support for some standard USB readers. Config files in /etc/tuxbox/config_oscam. Limited support for BISS.
    oscam-pcsd - Only for those who use PCS external reader, loads extra libs and modules.


    *-latest versions do not come with config files or additional stuff (help, examples). Here, oscam-light is a bit specific as it kicks out USB libs, therefore, probably most interesting for those wo cards or those who do not have use of oscam-emu. By definition, oscam-emu might have a bit slower zapping speed (well, clearing to be precise) unless carefully set up (when to use EMU).


    Another reason for 'latest' is that PB backup saves your conf files, so might be interesting when restoring...