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    Vu duo2 set up ccam and

    Hi Guys,

    Can somebody give me a guide to how to install Ccam and oscam? Thanks

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    Hi bsoylemezli

    This is a repost I found


    FTP the cam-filename.tgz or ipk file to the /tmp folder on Vu+ (usually this is var/tmp)
    Press Green Button then Yellow Button on Vu+ remote control.
    Select Manual Install Bh Package.
    Select the cam-filename.tgz file and press OK.
    Message will appear - Do you want to install cam-filename.tgz
    Select "Yes" and press OK.
    Message will appear - Installed.
    Press the exit button on remote a couple of times to come out of all the menus.

    Activate Cam
    Press the Blue button and use the < > buttons on remote to select the CAM
    Press OK to run the CAM.

    the cccam cfg file is located in var/etc after the correct cam emu has been installed
    ( On E2 Boxes the 3C.config is Located at /etc with Attributes set to 755 or All config files can be found in /etc )

    These instructions are for Blackhole Image other images button configurations might be slightly different.

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    What image are you using? if VIX, you can download the IPKs from http://openvix.co.uk
    upload them to /tmp, then blue button -> ViX -> Install local extension

    You will need to create your own config files.

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    Quote Originally Posted by judge View Post
    What image are you using? if VIX, you can download the IPKs from http://openvix.co.uk
    upload them to /tmp, then blue button -> ViX -> Install local extension

    You will need to create your own config files.
    Yes I am using Vix image. I download the IPk but I am not sure how to do the rest properly jusge I need more detailed guide then this but thanks for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gerry55 View Post
    Hi bsoylemezli

    This is a repost I found


    FTP the cam-filename.tgz or ipk file to the /tmp folder on Vu+ (usually this is var/tmp)
    Press Green Button then Yellow Button on Vu+ remote control.
    Select Manual Install Bh Package.
    Select the cam-filename.tgz file and press OK.
    Message will appear - Do you want to install cam-filename.tgz
    Select "Yes" and press OK.
    Message will appear - Installed.
    Press the exit button on remote a couple of times to come out of all the menus.

    Activate Cam
    Press the Blue button and use the < > buttons on remote to select the CAM
    Press OK to run the CAM.

    the cccam cfg file is located in var/etc after the correct cam emu has been installed
    ( On E2 Boxes the 3C.config is Located at /etc with Attributes set to 755 or All config files can be found in /etc )

    These instructions are for Blackhole Image other images button configurations might be slightly different.
    Thanks for that mate but I am using vix image on my box.

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    do as I said so,
    download both cams, either put them on a USB stick & put the USB stick in the box with no other screens open & you will be given the option to install them.
    Or, ftp them to /tmp then Blue button -> ViX -> Install local extension.

    Once done, create your config files & place Cccam.cfg in /etc/
    Then blue button -> Softcam manager, yellow to start it, blue to have it auto started on box boot up.

    Config files for oscam are a bit more complicated & go in /var/keys/ (from memory)

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    Info on setting up Oscam can be found here...

    Code:
    http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?28041-Mgcamd-requires-manual-restart-after-standby&highlight=Oscam

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    Oscam. Config go in var tuxbox.

    Also once you have installed oscam but want yield update to latest version, just ftp it to the softcam folder change permission to. 755 and you can select from blue button and softcam.

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    I am trying BH image from VIX and am not able to select the CCCam after install. Is there something else that needs to be done. Or is the Cam file different from VIX and BH?

    Sorted. Didn't realise there was a different Cam needed for BH...
    Last edited by Drogs_1; 21-08-13 at 11:15.

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    Is the file name CCcam.cfg case sensitive? I think it is and thats why mine isnt showing up, I have it in as Cccam.cfg

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmossop View Post
    Is the file name CCcam.cfg case sensitive? I think it is and thats why mine isnt showing up, I have it in as Cccam.cfg

    Yes, it is case sensitive. It should be CCcam.cfg

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmossop View Post
    Is the file name CCcam.cfg case sensitive? I think it is and thats why mine isnt showing up, I have it in as Cccam.cfg
    yes it's case sensitive. should be CCcam.cfg
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