Posts by joeuser

What is the contents of your /etc/fstab?
Sometimes a disk is configured to automatically remount ro on error. ( option "errors=remount-ro ")

The binary I posted is for sh4 boxes, it will not work for you. The others are just patches for building a new version of oscam. It modifies the original oscam to add emu features. There are instructions on this forum and the oscam website for building oscam, or you can wait for someone to build and post the binaries...

Here is my latest version. I do not have a mips box to test with, so any feedback from mips users would be helpful...

Also attached is a binary for sh4.

And for those who don't want to try the csa optimizations, there is the default oscam-emu patch with onyl a small fix for finding ecm pids.

I have a toolchain for one of my tablets that might work. I build OSEmu with it - you can try it and if it works, I can see about building oscam...

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Here is an updated version of OSEmu source which adds some error handling...

Wow, that is old - it is a patch against oscam version 538. At first glance, looks like this section in module-dvbapi.c, but I would have to download the full oscam source...

-		if(curpid->table == buffer[0] && curpid->CAID >> 8 != 0x06)  // wait for odd / even ecm change (only not for irdeto!)
+//modif		if(curpid->table == buffer[0] && curpid->CAID >> 8 != 0x06)  // wait for odd / even ecm change (only not for irdeto!)
+		int32_t reqtime = time(NULL);
+		if((reqtime < nextreqtime) && (curpid->table == buffer[0] && curpid->CAID >> 8 != 0x06))  // wait between request
 			{ return; }
 
 		if(curpid->CAID >> 8 == 0x06)  //irdeto cas
@@ -3152,7 +3156,9 @@
 			}
 		}
 		curpid->table = er->ecm[0];
+		nextreqtime = time(NULL)+1; //wait 2s between request_cw
 		request_cw(dvbapi_client, er, demux_id, 1); // register this ecm for delayed ecm response check
+

Sorry, did not notice that. I found this, but not sure it is what you are looking for. (I did not register and try to download)

http://en.pudn.com/downloads56…app/detail2322174_en.html

git is not being updated, so here is latest patch.

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Updated with fix for finding ecm pids correctly and new version of oscam.

oscam-ymod is closed source - have you tried using oscam with oscam-emu patch? They are both open source...
https://github.com/oscam-emu/oscam-emu

Although the git is not updated, here is a patch for latest oscam:

Maybe post the fix, so others can learn also. :)

I am not using hyperion, but I know different alien images prefer different settings for boxtype. Maybe you can try boxtype = ipbox.
Or wait for an. oscam expert to reply. :)

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Here is a tar of my (updated) files. Included are some makefiles for various architectures. Although you may need to edit them to reflect the path to your toolchains or try different parallel modes. (posted above) You can try them by doing something like:

make clean
make -f Makefile.opt.32.gcc

From the attached doc:

- Receiver is off (from the main switch),
- press OK button on the front panel, and keep pressing !!!
- power on the receiver (from the main switch),
- FORC must appear on the VFD panel of the receiver,
When FORC appears: 
- if you press UP os DOWN you can switch between ENIGMA and SPARK
- when shows ENIGMA or SPARK with OK you can activate which you want.

Attached is a new emu patch for 10940 which includes my latest powervu csa decryption optimizations.

Also attached is an optimized binary for sh4 (with default oscam options enabled)

Built with command line:

make sh4 CROSS_DIR=/opt/STM/STLinux-2.4/devkit/sh4/bin/ EXTRA_CC_OPTS='-DPARALLEL_MODE=PARALLEL_32_INT -DMEMALIGN_VAL=4 -DCOPY_UNALIGNED_PKT=1'

For mips you can try to build with the following extra options and see if it is better than the default 32_INT mode:

EXTRA_CC_OPTS='-DPARALLEL_MODE=PARALLEL_128_4INT'

For x86 try:

EXTRA_CC_OPTS='-DPARALLEL_MODE=PARALLEL_128_SSE2'

NOTE: I have not tested this patch with oscam stream relay using dvbapi (i.e. streams which do not include ECM)

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Someone pointed out that my patch was missing ffdecsa/CMakeLists.txt, so here is a new version.

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Here is an updated patch with a small change which fixes a buffer overflow and should help with DES encrypted channels.

Oscam binary provided is built with minimal configuration - basically just for testing powervu.

Quote from Shakin1234

i have installed on my duo oscar-emu svn10041 - oscam ymod18-T56 and keys are all working - happy days.

I don't understand. Are you using oscam-emu or oscam-ymod? Or trying to use both?

Here is my latest fix. Included in tar file is:

ffdecsa <dir> - a newer version with header files for better optimizations (sse2, etc)
Makefile.sh4 - a makefile for building OSEmu for sh4 (optimizations and fix for unaligned userspace errors)
Makefile.x86.opt.sse3.g++ - a makefile for building OSEmu for x86
OSEmu.c - changes made to allow command line setting of stream server IP
module-emulator-osemu.c - changes made for compiling with g++
module-emulator-stream.h - changes made to allow command line setting of stream server IP
module-emulator-stream.c - optimization of csa decryption, multi-client connections for OSEmu (ignored when compiling oscam)

Download from git, then replace with files from tar.

https://github.com/oscam-emu/OSEmu.git

I will try to upload to git and make a pull request when I have time...

There has been a slight change in hardware. But, I am pretty sure it is just the vfd. I am not using hyperion, so I can't really help you with possible problems.

I am not sure what exactly your goal is, but you can boot from usb flash or an nfs server if you need more space. Or if you don't care about dual booting, you can change the mtd partitions and use the entire flash (minus reserved environment storage...)

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try here: http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=8256

Have you tried CaptainBlastXD's image? I think most people are happy with it, (although I do not use...)http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=84654&p=279111&viewfull=1#post279111

Or look for Fano's Hyperion 4.5 image which should also be ok.

There were some changes recently to the drivers for the front panel. I am not sure if they are incorporated into Hyperion 4.5. They have made some changes in the HDMU image, but I am not sure if it is working 100% yet. (I am taking about the front panel icons, the image is quite stable...)