with the stability of the oscam i have never had any problems yet i have addressed the protocol and not the softcam itself!
and yes i know the code i said but that is not the topic here
However, I did not write about the stability of OSCam. The OSCam itself runs fine in Enigma.
Problems only occur when using a particular module or function - in some precise context with something else. Thus, under certain well-defined circumstances, OSCam, for example, may freeze as a client. It can be an error in the incompatibility of system libraries, it can be an error in differences in versions of the cccam / newcamd protocol, it can be an error of specifically used microprocessor instruction sets (mips, mips32el, mips-el, ...), it can be an error of added new special and little tested functions in OSCam, etc. ... the mistake can be anywhere.
You probably don't do very well programming and if so, not as a system programmer ... so you don't even understand the context in different types of algorithms (OSCam-softcam vs. CCcam-softcam). Sorry :-/.
The main problem is that OSCam is constantly evolving and renewing. However, CCcam-softcam is forgotten (I mean cccam as a softcam and not as a protocol). But even the cccam protocol simply needs different types of improvements. However, they may not be compatible with different versions of OSCam. It is complicated.
I am not saying that the problem cannot be solved. But it would have to be solved by some developer of DVB systems who understands DVB technology. It's not me. It is necessary to debug and search for the cause of the freeze, on a specific : device brand and device model, Linux kernel and its libraries, configuration, .... I'm not stupid either :) and I tried an huge number of configurations in 2 weeks. The result was always a frozen OSCam-Softcam in the position of the client (on any protocol). So it's an OSCam binary bug in this particular case.
