Quotealthough some posts have the label as remote yet mine has the dns part
The label only determines what oscam calls the proxy reader (you can rename it to anything you like), it has little bearing on the rest of the config.
Did you scroll down the bottom window of the convertor to get all the config?
Is it a c line or n line your converting (make sure you select the right type in the converter top window)
Try a lan cable first, just to rule it out.
I know a ralink rt5370 chipset dongle works with atv 5.1 on zgemma 2s
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Is it this backup?
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=97219
If so, it is a config for a 0960 card.
Just paste your reader details in underneath it, save, and restart oscam.
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Quotelogin failed, usr/pwd invalid
Looks like wrong credentials
I presume when you mention ABS, you probably mean ABM (installed on vix image)
If so, it sounds like it isn't set up correctly and, as far as I'm aware, doesn't update rats bouquets (as thats a different plugin)
To set it up correctly, follow this tutorial (a bit dated but the procedure is pretty much the same, all credit to pheonix)
http://linuxsat-support.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=16262&d=1370607341
There is options to keep existing bouquets also in this plugin (you should be able to keep your modified rats bouquet)
Sounds like 1 issue is your remotes maybe interfering with each other.
I think they use radio as opposed to infrared line of site (not 100% sure though)
Easy way to test is to pull the power from one wetek and operate that weteks remote as if it was on to see if it has an effect on the other.
Only guessing though
Post #2 from here may help you:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=97402
You could try a smaller sd card to begin with (something close to the original image size)
That then should eliminate the need for a large sd card for your backup.
I used to use a 2gb sd card and worked ok (that is before I sold mine)
Channel list for 250 combo.
Untested at time of posting, use at your own risk.
Backup original list / line details before uploading (just in case of errors)
Do not try on other ariva models (may cause "ASH" error).
No terrestrial channels included.
Extract out zip file.
Put .abs file on usb key and inserted it into receiver.
Goto "menu/tools/upgrade by usb."
Scroll across to select "userdb"
Bottom file should have "250.abs/adult250.abs" selected (depending on which list you use).
Press "start"
Receiver should reboot when completed.
Favourite lists as follows:
1) Free to air
2) Movies
3) Sports
4) Kids
5) Music
6) Entertainment
7) Documentaries
8) News
9) Adult (only on adult250.abs)
The wetek is very versatile.
You can load an image similar in setup to a true enigma2 receiver which will give you options regarding skins/epg/channels.
Openelec also has skins but it is mainly developed around xbmc/kodi.
If it is streaming/addons for iptv etc, openelec is your man, but if it is only for satellite, I'd put an enigma2 image on an sd card and use that for your satellite needs.
You can also put enigma2 on Nand (onboard memory) and keep your openelec on sd card, but maybe a bit early for this as most enigma2 images haven't been fully developed yet for the wetek.
Enigma2 images are here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1213
Dunno if cccam will work on openelec.
On the other hand, oscam works well.
A tutorial on how to install it is here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=78014
You can use this tool to convert your cccam line details to work with oscam (converted cccam line details is known as a "reader" in oscam)
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=2569
Paste in your cccam details into the top window.
Hit "convert"
Copy all details in bottom window (make sure to scroll down to select all the details)
These details then need to go into your oscam.server file located at
\\Your IP weetek\Userdata\addon_data\service.softcam.oscam\c onfig\
QuoteYes thats correct, it would save you the hassle of having 2 items running continuously if you just had everything running from the Ubuntu server just a thought
Agree totally, just get a card reader, if you have a card (omnikey 3121 works well and not expensive on the usual auction site) and hook it up to your server.
Could be a number of things, image settings,poor wifi dongle, interference from bluetooth devices, router problem etc..
Try set up a static ip in your router for your zgemma (leave dhcp on in your receiver) or try either a lan cable or homeplug/powerline adaptors to see if it solves the problem .
Channel issues are usually down to them moving frequencies, not due to firmware (normally).
Try re-scanning in your missing channel frequencies again and adding/re-adding them to your favourites lists, (you can get the frequencies from lyngsat/kingofsat/ flysat)
very good, I'll close this
Glad your sorted,i'll close this
Now that you've wifi going, install the addons panel or install the softcam feeds.
Cccam can be installed from either of them.
Softcam feeds for atv are here (mipsel one for your receiver):
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=97479
You should be fine with it.
QuoteSATA III (revision 3.x) interface, formally known as SATA 6Gb/s, is a third generation SATA interface running at 6.0Gb/s. The bandwidth throughput, which is supported by the interface, is up to 600MB/s. This interface is backwards compatible with SATA 3 Gb/s interface.
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Also, duo2 can take a 3.5 inch drive.
Ftp this file to tmp folder (use a pc and ftp program, eg: dcc/filezilla/winscp etc..) , then on receiver, go to software management/install local extensions (I think, not in front of a receiver now) and select it for installation.
Restart gui and goto plugins.
Linuxsat addons panel should then be there.
Have you installed oscam using the openatv feeds?
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=97479
You can also install cams using our addons panel:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=30475
Configs for CCcam, mgcamd, oscam etc should all go into /usr/keys.. on openatv image
Try installing our addons panel (most plugins/drivers that you've mentioned can be installed from it):
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=30475
