In this case, however, you will not use the "update-rc.d" tool! You can then simply activate a specific Softcam via the GUI-MENU in Enigma.
#Oscam cccam config download#
If you use OpenATV / OpenPLi, or another Enigma based on similar Softcam support (Softcam management), then use the "wget" command to download the "softcam" file with the added extension to the "/etc/init.d" folder. In some cases it is sufficient to create a symbolic link between versions of libraries, but this is not recommended (there are possible compatibility issues). Then you need to find a binary that will work in your Enigma distribution with the dependencies of the required versions of libraries and modules. not every binary works, even if it is designed for your chipset - CPU architecture.
Unfortunately, in some cases, the binary file also depends on different versions of the libraries and modules present in the Linux system. If there is another default run-level on some Enigmas, you will find it under running Enigma via Shell, with the command: Of course, the "update-rc.d" command can handle all run-level modes. OSCam Webif: CCCam Webif: - The standard mode of operation of Linux (run-level) on the most Enigma editions is number 3, so we will use just the "/etc/rc3.d" directory and this one run-level mode is sufficient. If the softcam binary also contains the Webif module, you can verify functionality via Webif: (more information is described at the beginning of the "softcam" script)
to remove (in the future), use the following command: Ln -sf /etc/init.d/softcam /etc/rc3.d/S90softcam If the "update-rc.d" command does not work, use the following command instead of the "update-rc.d": update-rc.d softcam defaults 90 # to remove: update-rc.d -f softcam remove.( A note: Even in Total Commander, via the built-in FTP client, it is possible to set the file attributes to 755, instead of "chmod a+x /path/file" in the Shell.) If it doesn't work, you probably downloaded the wrong binary for a different type of chipset from the internet. Then test whether the binary is working, for example by displaying information ("-help"). If you do not yet, open the Telnet / SSH connection to your set-top box (using PUTTY).Īs first, set the execute attribute for the binary file. tar.gz), we'll unpack it as first ! Then upload the binary file via FTP connection to your set-top box, namely to this folder: /usr/bin If the name of the binary file is different than simply "oscam" then rename it. & dpkg -print-architecture || opkg print-architectureĭownload the Oscam binary file which you need - depending on chipset / architecture. Information about the CPU architecture can also be obtained via Shell (command line):
#Oscam cccam config install#
Here is a manual way to install softcam (Oscam):įirst, find out what chipset / CPU architecture is in your set-top box: mipsel, arm_v7, aarch64, sh4, etc. opkg remove # remove the installed softcam package (oscam/cccam) which you want to replace.opkg list-installed | grep cam # you get a list of installed packages that contain the word "cam".top | grep cam # to display running processes containing the term "cam", then cancel displaying with CTRL+C.
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