Posts by newtolinux

dont go cheap get a good one for no dramas

new2

twice a day is normal if you with some isp's . The change happens usually when traffic shaping times come in to play . One change will take you into the traffic shape ip range then another change will put you back onto the non shaped netwrok

new2

may come in handy for you

XBMC can be run in Debian Lenny/ubuntu etc . This is based on debian squeeze

This is a quick and basic guide to the general steps not a detailed how-to, although one may follow as I have the time.

Basic Guide:
1) Install Debian squeeze- preferably using XFCE
2) Update the system fully: apt-get update, apt-get upgrade reboot (likely a new kernel version) and then upgrade again to ensure ALL updates are installed.
3) Edit the /etc/apt/sources.list file to add contrib and non-free
4) install 3d drivers for video, preferably the "Debian Way." Ensure that 3d is working properly.
4) Here comes one of the harder parts: find every codec and library related to multimedia that you can- ensure that you include related development code wherever possible (packages ending in "-dev" and beginning with "lib")
5) Test that you can actually playback media using a player already installed
6) Download XBMC from svn- (mkdir xbmc, then cd xbmc in a terminal first. then run svn to download)
svn co SourceForge.net Repository - [xbmc] Index of /
7) Open up the readme.LINUX file and install every dependency and associated "-dev" you can using apt. (NOTE that there were a couple that I was NOT able to find as listed.) If there is a "-dev" available for a file that is in the readme that doesn't SAY the -dev is required, I installed it anyway.
8) Start a terminal session in the linuxport/XBMC directory and run "./configure."
If this stops at any point something is missing: find it, install it and run configure again until it completes successfully.
9) After "./configure" run "make" - you should have no errors at this point, but if you do, install or configure whatever causes the error.
10) Change over to the root account- "su root" (Note that I did all steps IN the root account, but this should not be required for configure or make.)
10) Run "make install."
11) Once "make install" has completed successfully, exit the root account.
12) Start XBMC and enjoy!

new2

unless you have twin tuner you will only ever be able to watch the same as stream and same on receiver via tv.

new2

sounds like your var is full buddy hence no changes can be made . As root user in telnet issue command df -s

this will tell you how much space left on device

new2

wow thats some multi lnb arm . is that yours caz

new2

How-to- Cross compiling oscam for your own sat receiver

This example is based on compiling for a DM8000 which uses a Mipsel binary

compiled on a x86 based linux system

1. Create a user named oscam on your system
Login to your x86 linux server with root, download and unpack Toolchain

cd /home/oscam

wget http://www.streamboard.gmc.to/wbb2/t...reambox.tar.gz

tar xfvz Toolchain_mipsel-tuxbox-linux.Dreambox.tar.gz

Now your unpacked toolchain is here as below

/home/oscam/mipsel-unknown-linux-gnu/

Files with .tar.bz2 use tar xfvj

2. Login to your x86 server with oscam user and download the source repository

svn co oscam - Revision 5155: /trunk oscam-svn

Now your OScam source is here /home/oscam/oscam-svn/

3. Modify the Modules / Add-ons for the OScam binary.

To see the Dialog Box you need to install Packages example on Ubuntu:

apt-get update
apt-get install -y htop automake make cmake cmake-curses-gui subversion libusb-dev libssl-dev libssh-dev gdb dialog g++ gcc

After install type

cd oscam-svn
./config.sh

Now you can add or remove the Modules of your OScam binary

4. Create a build directory in oscam-svn

cd oscam-svn
mkdir build_dir
cd build_dir

5. vi install.sh

#!/bin/sh
export MYPATH=$PATH
export PATH=/home/oscam/mipsel-unknown-linux-gnu/bin:$MYPATH

make clean
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=../toolchains/toolchain-mipsel-tuxbox.cmake ..
make
chmod 755 install.sh

6. Execute the shell script

./install.sh

The output will be located in the build_dir

Now you will have compiled your own oscam suitable for mips processors with all the selected modules as per your preference.

Next just transfer you file over to your sat receiver and dont forget to chmod 755 your new file.

new2

How to : Oscam compile tutorial

IN TERMINAL AS ROOT USER TYPE THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS

FIRST INSTALL REQUIRED PACKAGES
apt-get install proftpd gcc g++ make cmake bzip2 libpcsclite1 libpcsclite-dev subversion
OR
apt-get install gcc g++ cmake libpcsclite1 libpcsclite-dev subversion

NEXT DRIVERS DOWNLOAD FOR USB DEVICES
cd /usr/src
wget Download libusb from SourceForge.net
tar xjvf libusb-1.0.8.tar.bz2 (if you missing bzip2 then - apt-get install bzip2 and repeat previous command)
cd libusb-1.0.8
./configure --enable-shared=no
make (if command not found then - apt-get install make and repeat previous command)
make install

NOW WE DOWNLOAD OSCAM SOURCES AND COMPILE
cd /usr/src
svn co oscam - Revision 4971: /trunk oscam
cd oscam
mkdir buid
cd build
cmake .. (those two dots important, if WEBIF is wanted then - cmake -DWEBIF=1 ..)
(if command not found then - apt-get install cmake and repeat previous command)
make

NOW WE WILL COPY OSCAM TO /USR/LOCAL/BIN
cp oscam /usr/local/bin
cd /usr/local/bin
ls
(oscam should be listed here. Next: )
chmod 755 oscam

(Before you start the server make sure you got all 3 oscam config files in /usr/local/etc directory.)

(Don't delete compiling directories, so you can later easily update your oscam version)

TO COMPILE LATEST VERSION NEXT TIME
cd /usr/src
svn co oscam - Revision 4971: /trunk oscam
cd /usr/src/oscam/build
cmake ..
make

If you need to re-complie Oscam, first delete all files from the build directory -otherwise Oscam won't re-compile.
Also, you can determine which modules are compiled using the config.sh shell in the oscam-svn directory (dvapi etc.)
sudo sh config.sh

As long as you are using one of the latest builds the following modules are automatic : -

Active modules:
Webif support: yes
OpenSSL support: no
Dvbapi support: no
Anticasc support: yes
ECM doublecheck: no
Irdeto guessing: yes
Debug: yes
LED support: no
Qboxhd-LED support: no
Log history: yes
Monitor: yes
Camd33: yes
Camd35 UDP: yes
Camd35 TCP: yes
Newcamd: yes
Cccam: yes
Gbox: yes
Radegast: yes
Serial: yes
ConstCW: yes
Cardreader: yes
Nagra: yes
Irdeto: yes
Conax: yes

The ecm doublecheck is an interesting feature if you have identical cards. The Dvbapi feature would not be apllicable on a linux build

Here is the config file at build stage

#!/bin/bash
tempfile=/tmp/test$$
tempfileconfig=/tmp/oscam-config.h
configfile=oscam-config.h
DIALOG=${DIALOG:-`which dialog`}

height=30
width=65
listheight=11

if [ -z '${DIALOG}' ]; then
echo "Please install dialog package." 1>&2
exit 1
fi

cp -f $configfile $tempfileconfig

addons="WEBIF HAVE_DVBAPI IRDETO_GUESSING CS_ANTICASC WITH_DEBUG CS_WITH_DOUBLECHECK CS_LED QBOXHD_LED CS_LOGHISTORY MODULE_MONITOR WITH_SSL"
protocols="MODULE_CAMD33 MODULE_CAMD35 MODULE_CAMD35_TCP MODULE_NEWCAMD MODULE_CCCAM MODULE_GBOX MODULE_RADEGAST MODULE_SERIAL MODULE_CONSTCW"
readers="WITH_CARDREADER READER_NAGRA READER_IRDETO READER_CONAX READER_CRYPTOWORKS READER_SECA READER_VIACCESS READER_VIDEOGUARD READER_DRE READER_TONGFANG"

check_test() {
if [ '$(cat $tempfileconfig | grep '^#define $1$')' != '' ]; then
echo "on"
else
echo "off"
fi
}

disable_all() {
for i in $1; do
sed -i -e "s/^#define ${i}$/\/\/#define ${i}/g" $tempfileconfig
done
}

enable_package() {
for i in $(cat $tempfile); do
strip=$(echo $i | sed "s/\"//g")
sed -i -e "s/\/\/#define ${strip}$/#define ${strip}/g" $tempfileconfig
done
}

print_components() {
clear
echo "You have selected the following components:"
echo -e "\nAdd-ons:"
for i in $addons; do
printf "\t%-20s: %s\n" $i $(check_test "$i")
done

echo -e "\nProtocols:"
for i in $protocols; do
printf "\t%-20s: %s\n" $i $(check_test "$i")
done

echo -e "\nReaders:"
for i in $readers; do
printf "\t%-20s: %s\n" $i $(check_test "$i")
done
cp -f $tempfileconfig $configfile
}

menu_addons() {
${DIALOG} --checklist "\nChoose add-ons:\n " $height $width $listheight \
WEBIF "Web Interface" $(check_test "WEBIF") \
HAVE_DVBAPI "DVB API" $(check_test "HAVE_DVBAPI") \
IRDETO_GUESSING "Irdeto guessing" $(check_test "IRDETO_GUESSING") \
CS_ANTICASC "Anti cascading" $(check_test "CS_ANTICASC") \
WITH_DEBUG "Debug messages" $(check_test "WITH_DEBUG") \
CS_WITH_DOUBLECHECK "ECM doublecheck" $(check_test "CS_WITH_DOUBLECHECK") \
CS_LED "LED" $(check_test "CS_LED") \
QBOXHD_LED "QboxHD LED" $(check_test "QBOXHD_LED") \
CS_LOGHISTORY "Log history" $(check_test "CS_LOGHISTORY") \
MODULE_MONITOR "Monitor" $(check_test "MODULE_MONITOR") \
WITH_SSL "OpenSSL support" $(check_test "WITH_SSL") \
2> ${tempfile}

opt=${?}
if [ $opt != 0 ]; then return; fi

disable_all "$addons"
enable_package
}

menu_protocols() {
${DIALOG} --checklist "\nChoose protocols:\n " $height $width $listheight \
MODULE_CAMD33 "camd 3.3" $(check_test "MODULE_CAMD33") \
MODULE_CAMD35 "camd 3.5 UDP" $(check_test "MODULE_CAMD35") \
MODULE_CAMD35_TCP "camd 3.5 TCP" $(check_test "MODULE_CAMD35_TCP") \
MODULE_NEWCAMD "newcamd" $(check_test "MODULE_NEWCAMD") \
MODULE_CCCAM "CCcam" $(check_test "MODULE_CCCAM") \
MODULE_GBOX "gbox" $(check_test "MODULE_GBOX") \
MODULE_RADEGAST "radegast" $(check_test "MODULE_RADEGAST") \
MODULE_SERIAL "Serial" $(check_test "MODULE_SERIAL") \
MODULE_CONSTCW "constant CW" $(check_test "MODULE_CONSTCW") \
2> ${tempfile}

opt=${?}
if [ $opt != 0 ]; then return; fi

disable_all "$protocols"
enable_package
}

menu_reader() {
${DIALOG} --checklist "\nChoose reader:\n " $height $width $listheight \
READER_NAGRA "Nagravision" $(check_test "READER_NAGRA") \
READER_IRDETO "Irdeto" $(check_test "READER_IRDETO") \
READER_CONAX "Conax" $(check_test "READER_CONAX") \
READER_CRYPTOWORKS "Cryptoworks" $(check_test "READER_CRYPTOWORKS") \
READER_SECA "Seca" $(check_test "READER_SECA") \
READER_VIACCESS "Viaccess" $(check_test "READER_VIACCESS") \
READER_VIDEOGUARD "NDS Videoguard" $(check_test "READER_VIDEOGUARD") \
READER_DRE "DRE Crypt" $(check_test "READER_DRE") \
READER_TONGFANG "Tongfang" $(check_test "READER_TONGFANG") \
2> ${tempfile}

opt=${?}
if [ $opt != 0 ]; then return; fi

menuitem=`cat $tempfile`
if [ '$menuitem' != '' ]; then
echo -n " \"WITH_CARDREADER\"" >> ${tempfile}
fi
disable_all "$readers"
enable_package
}

while true; do
${DIALOG} --menu "\nSelect category:\n " $height $width $listheight \
Add-ons "Add-ons" \
Protocols "Network protocols" \
Reader "Reader" \
Save "Save" \
2> ${tempfile}

opt=${?}
if [ $opt != 0 ]; then clear; rm $tempfile; rm $tempfileconfig; exit; fi

menuitem=`cat $tempfile`
case $menuitem in
Add-ons) menu_addons;;
Protocols) menu_protocols;;
Reader) menu_reader;;
Save) print_components; rm $tempfile; rm $tempfileconfig; exit;;
esac
done

That is the standard config file but which parameters are amended.

new2

How to "Oscam check script"

As more and more peeps are required to take the plunge with oscam here is a simple script which will check to see if oscam is running. If oscam has stopped running it will restart it automatically.

#!/bin/sh

process=`ps auxwww | grep oscam | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}'`
if [ -z '$process' ]; then
echo "Couldn't find oscam running. Restarting server-binary" >> /var/log/oscam.check
nohup /usr/local/bin/oscam >> /var/log/oscam.log &
else
echo "oscam is still OK!" >> /var/log/oscam.check
fi

succesfully tested this under a linux environment and can confirm it works 100%.You must however ensure that your oscam binary is indeed located in /usr/local/bin. If it isnt amend the script accordingly. Just configure cron to run the script say every 5 minutes & voila

new2

How to - Oscam + Mgcamd1.35a start/stop cam script . Enigma 2

This is a simple script for those enigma 2 images without cam + cardserver options in the softcam menu from blue button. You can still start/stop etc from blue button by simply modifying your existing script on your receiver. The scripts in enigma 2 on most images are in /usr/camscript. You can simply use your favourite editor to amend the scripts already contained on the box.

This script will start oscam first and then add a 15 second delay until starting mgcamd which allows oscam to take control of the internal readers.

The other benefit is that it enables you to install your own compiled oscam for your sat receiver and you dont have to rely on addon panels etc which contain old or buggy oscam versions.

#!/bin/sh
remove_tmp () {
rm -rf /tmp/ecm.info /tmp/pid.info /tmp/cardinfo
}
case "$1" in
start)
remove_tmp
/var/bin/oscam &
sleep 15
/var/bin/mgcamd_1.35a &
;;
stop)
touch /tmp/mgcamd_1.35a.kill
sleep 5
killall -9 mgcamd_1.35a oscam 2>/dev/null
sleep 2
remove_tmp
;;
*)
$0 stop
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0

regards

new2

How to Oscam - Tiers files
Create a file in your oscam configs directory called oscam.tiers

issue command as root > chmod 755 oscam.tiers

edit your file with your favourite editor

file layout is as follows and here are some tiers for sly itaila. Please feel free to attach your tiers on this thread for your cards with furthur posts

0919,093B,09CD:0003|Vip
0919,093B,09CD:000B|Service
0919,093B,09CD:0218|Focus HD
0919,093B,09CD:0219|Mondo HD
0919,093B,09CD:021A|Cinema HD
0919,093B,09CD:021B|Cinema
0919,093B,09CD:0222|Sport HD
0919,093B,09CD:0224|*** Play IT
0919,093B,09CD:0226|Mondo
0919,093B,09CD:0228|Sport
0919,093B,09CD:0229|Disney Channel
0919,093B,09CD:022A|Inter Channel
0919,093B,09CD:022B|Milan Channel
0919,093B,09CD:022C|Roma Channel
0919,093B,09CD:022D|Classica
0919,093B,09CD:022E|Music & News
0919,093B,09CD:022F|Caccia e Pesca
0919,093B,09CD:023D|Juventus Channel
0919,093B,09CD:023E|Moto TV
0919,093B,09CD:024E|Service
0919,093B,09CD:026B|Calcio HD
0919,093B,09CD:0275|Promo
0919,093B,09CD:0279|Conto TV
0919,093B,09CD:028D|SCT
0919,093B,09CD:0295|Calcio
0919,093B,09CD:0296|Serie B
0919,093B,09CD:029A|Gest. coll. telef.
0919,093B,09CD:029B|Intrattenimento
0919,093B,09CD:029C|Multiv. Bambini
0919,093B,09CD:029D|Bambini
0919,093B,09CD:029E|Musica
0919,093B,09CD:029F|News
0919,093B,09CD:02A7|Conto TV
0919,093B,09CD:02AA|***star
0919,093B,09CD:02FE|PPV
0919,093B,09CD:02FF|My***
0919,093B,09CD:0320|Promo

regards

new2

How to - Oscam + CCcam start/stop cam script . Enigma 2

This is a simple script for those enigma 2 images without cam + cardserver options in the softcam menu from blue button. You can still start/stop etc from blue button by simply modifying your existing script on your receiver. The scripts in enigma 2 on most images are in /usr/camscript. You can simply use your favourite editor to amend the scripts already contained on the box.

This script will start oscam first and then add a 15 second delay until starting cccam which allows oscam to take control of the internal readers before cccam grabs hold of them.

The other benefit is that it enables you to install your own compiled oscam for your sat receiver and you dont have to rely on addon panels etc which contain old or buggy oscam versions.

#!/bin/sh
remove_tmp () {
rm -rf /tmp/ecm.info /tmp/pid.info /tmp/cardinfo
}
case "$1" in
start)
remove_tmp
/var/bin/oscam &
sleep 15
/var/bin/CCcam &
;;
stop)
touch /tmp/CCcam.kill
sleep 5
killall -9 CCcam oscam 2>/dev/null
sleep 2
remove_tmp
;;
*)
$0 stop
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0

regards

new2

should be fine mate . the amps are only really a factor if driving a motor etc.

new2

romman

you need to create a config file for oscam called oscam.srvid . This gets placed in the same folder as your oscam.user oscam.conf etc .

Here is a link for one already done for you just put the file into your config directory and restart oscam

oscam.srvid - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download

regards

new2

Just make sure your oscam.srvid file is located in the same directory as your oscam.user folder. Chmod to 644 but shouldnt be necessary really !!!! . Give oscam a restart and now it should show what channels people are watching other than the "0963:107D unknown " that u been getting.

new2

just put into windows pc

once it pops up in my computer right click on the icon and select format . Choose the fat-32 file format

regards

new2

glad you got sorted

thread closed

new2

ok start cccam in debug mode from telnet . be something like CCcam -dv replace the cccam bit with your filename . Then you can see if cccam is failing to start at what point etc

new2

as if you have used auto install script on ubuntu like you said i am sure there is a start/stop script for cccam in /bin . this allows you to start or stop cam from any directory within telnet . In this script there is a variable like camname=2.1.1 or something . So you could try changing this to match your new one .

You can also start in ubuntu by going to your cam directory and just type ./xxxxx(whatever cam file name is) -b . This works on debian so should work i guess with ubu

new2

ok if you are just typing that then there must be a startup script in /bin as a .sh file

new2

yes mate as the image skins are designed to run at such resolutions that output through the hdmi. You could try a different skin

new2