Posts by joeuser

Those bootargs do not look quite correct. Not sure if it was the case here, but I found when cutting and pasting big chunks of text, sometimes a few characters get dropped.

These are from my env:

bootcmd_spark=nboot.i 0x80000000 0  0x00100000 ;bootm 0x80000000
bootcmd_enigma2=nboot.i 0x80000000 0  0x18000000 ;bootm 0x80000000

bootargs_spark=console=ttyAS1,115200 rw ramdisk_size=6144 root=/dev/ram0 init=/linuxrc nwhwconf=device:eth0,hwaddr:00:80:E1:12:40:69 ip=192.168.0.69:192.168.3.119:192.168.3.1:255.255.0.0:Spark:eth0:off stmmaceth=msglvl:0,phyaddr:1,watchdog:5000 bigphysarea=7000

bootargs_enigma2=console=ttyAS1,115200 rw root=/dev/mtdblock6 rootfstype=jffs2 init=/bin/devinit coprocessor_mem=4m@0x40000000,4m@0x40400000 printk=1 nwhwconf=device:eth0,hwaddr:00:80:E1:12:40:61 ip=172.100.100.249:172.100.100.174:172.100.100.174:255.255.0.0:Enigma2:eth0:off stmmaceth=msglvl:0,phyaddr:2,watchdog:5000 bigphysarea=6000

If it still does not boot, maybe the image is corrupt.

There was an old update which included the uboot code, but I don't recall at the moment the version but I am sure it was posted here.

BTW - if you change the console to ttyAS0, you can use your terminal to see boot/runtime messages...

Attached are some files you might find useful. (I never used the uboot bin, so can't say for sure it is correct...)

Maybe the "person" you are sharing from has blocked your IP address? Check with the "person" who gave you the line and see.

Other than that, I guess you need to spend more time with the GF. :)

Try

opkg --force-reinstall install

New drivers.

See here for info and new oscam-emu: Joeuser's Taapat based image with new hardware DES drivers. (powervu...)

Looks like a mismatch with linux drivers. Unfortunately I do not have any android boxes to play with...

Tested today with oscam-emu and even though the keys have not changed in almost a week, the emm's are still sending the current 00 and 01 keys and auto-update works. (But I did not test mcas...)

So 58 downloads and no comments - good, bad or other. :)

Here is a newer version which is 32bit and more generirc so it should run on more boxes.

The keys have not been changed since last Wed. (April 19) so they may not be sending any updates at the moment...

No, but you can try to replace the drivers with these: HDMU_16389_E2_spark7162_217_git_581 + HW DES Drivers

But, maybe this image is too old. Sorry I do not remember exactly when they changed the version of linux.

Before you try, in a terminal run:

uname -a

To be compatible with the new DES enabled drivers, it should show:

Linux spark7162 2.6.32.71_stm24_0217 ...

Quote from BarviX

neutrino3-MP-DDT-FFTeam-12-04-1017-7111 works for powervu

Yes, FFTeam has my drivers.

Here is the latest hdmu image for spark (7111) and my modified drivers for HW DES support.

Quote from BarviX

HDMU_16560_E2_spark works for powervu

Thanks for info/testing. I will upload this new version in the 7111 section.

Quote from Abdullahkhan.007

How can I make PowerVU Channels work in my Open Atv 5.3? Which updates automatically and run smoothly.

You can try replacing the pti.ko and stmdvb.ko files with the ones I posted for hdmu. Make sure you backup the files first and be warned that if the modules are not compatible, you may end up with anything from continuous reboots to enigma2 starting but with no tuners. After putting back the original files, you will have to reconfigure the tuners... (or make a backup of all settings first might be best...)

Usually best is to use a satellite as close to due south from you as possible. A quick look at lyngsat shows at 0.8W there is a sat with a transponder with some FTA channels which you should be able to receive at freq 12418V, 28000-7/8.

Pole needs to be as plumb as possible - any tilt will get magnified the further away from due south the dish is pointing...

Try dishpointer.com for help with setup (used to be a link on the old website, not sure with this new forum...)

Service searching -> Tuner configuration -> (tuner) -> Mode = Positioner, then enter your lat/long (use 1.4598 west instead of negative...)

Edit: Link for dishpointer is above under "Useful Links".

Which version of HDMU? When you say "no", does it mean it doesn't work for powervu, or the dirvers do not load at all?

Quote from athonx

Would you compile openpli driver for alien2 ?

All enigma2 images from different teams for the Alien2 are based on Openpli. And more importantly, my changes are to the linux drivers only - there are no changes needed for enigma2 (Openpli) although some changes would be nice... So, I am not really sure what you are asking for???

Quote from renshai

SoftCam by Serjoga

is this the correct softcam for joeusers taapat openpli image for Amiko Alien 2 to

a)decode Powervu?

b)udate powervu keys?

No, the format is wrong for powervu (although the keys are probably correct. For correct format of key file for oscam-emu, look here:OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels

Quote from BarviX

Would you compile an drivers for spark7111(image HDMU and ATV)?

You can try these - sorry I do not have spark7111, so I cannot test.

Openatv uses a different build system, so drivers probably will not work...

satellites.xml does not contain any channel information, just transponders for the satellites. So I am not sure what you are asking for.

Look here for dreamboxedit: https://linuxsat-support.com/s…SX?highlight=dreamboxedit

It is an editor which allows you to edit services, bouquets and also satellites.xml

Alien1 (shd 8900) image. See here for details:https://linuxsat-support.com/s…re-DES-drivers-(powervu-)

Can use oscam-emu posted in the other thread...