How to Install CCcam/MGCamd/Others on ViX image GiGablue, Technomate, Venton, VU+

[thfccambs]

That was the one mate.

The tmp folder is a symlink to /var/volatile/tmp

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[blinkerd]

cheers

[LFN]

Create 1 using notepad and save it as CCcam.cfg not CCcam.cfg.txt make sure the extension is .cfg

Stupid question, but is it an empty notepad document I should save? Or should it be any text in it?

[punisher]

well if you want to view premium channels etc etc it should have your details in for viewing...thats as much as i can say as per the rules of the forum

[LFN]

well if you want to view premium channels etc etc it should have your details in for viewing...thats as much as i can say as per the rules of the forum

I want picture on the channels I´m paying for (legally). Swedish operator "Canal Digital".
Right now there is only black screen without this .cfg file.

[mark10]

Sorry, but I fail to start, continue reading pen and do nothing

[copex]

I want picture on the channels I´m paying for (legally). Swedish operator "Canal Digital".
Right now there is only black screen without this .cfg file.

mine is just a blank text file, renamed to CCcam.cfg and it read my card, start cccam hit the blue button and check ccam info you should see the status of the card reader.
if it dose not work try oscam you nead a config file but with the correct card info http://goo.gl/wDbnJ

[halus61]

thankyou merci

[drspiros]

mgcamd keys go to var/keys folder or etc/keys one? thx

[parkher]

Donnie just as i thought, but it just doesn't appear there. even tried making a folder tmp on desktop
and FTP it.

Get cant create dictonary tmp.

I use FAR and its ftp plugin, works fine.
You can create tmp in other ways too:
- map Vu+/ET as a network drive on your pc
- connect via telnet and create the folder.

But tmp folder is not really needed. You can place ipk files somewhere else.
The thing is - you have to correctly enter the path to it when installing.
Better still - change directory to the folder where ipk file is located and then install.

I mean, if you are connected via telnet:

ipkg install /tmp_or_some_other_folder/something_you_want_to_install.ipk

or go to that folder first, and when it becomes the current folder, then simply:

ipkg install something_you_want_to_install.ipk

To people who have problems with installing with the colour buttons: install manually and see if there are any error messages during installation.

[goldenhawk]

hey guys, could anyone please tell me why i can't see the Menu/Setup/System/VIX/enigma2-plugin-cams-cccam.2.2.1_1.0-r0_mipsel.ipk???

What did i do wrong???

Thanks in return

[Larry-G]

if your trying to manually install the .IPK file just do it this way.

Blue button > ViX > install local extension

you should see the .ipk file there and be able to install it. remember though you will need to either FTP over a CCcam.cfg file to ETC/ on your receiver or make one and put it there.

but we cant go into too much details on how to set up the configuration files due to the site rules.

also once the cam has been installed go to Blue button > softcam manager and start the cam and enable the autostart option.

[mudder]

Once downloaded you need to transfer the enigma2-plugin-cams-cccam.2.2.1_1.0-r0_mipsel.ipk file into the /tmp folder on the box like below

Then transfer your CCcam.cfg file into the /etc/ folder

I don't really get this? Why do you firt put the file in the temp földer and then move it to the etc folder?
Is'n it the same thing if I put the file in the etc folder right away?

I Got my Canal digital Conax card working, but sometimes i get an anoying bugreport on the screen. Maybee I did something wrong?

[Larry-G]

I don't really get this? Why do you firt put the file in the temp földer and then move it to the etc folder?
Is'n it the same thing if I put the file in the etc folder right away?

I Got my Canal digital Conax card working, but sometimes i get an anoying bugreport on the screen. Maybee I did something wrong?

The .ipk file is the installer file for CCcam this goes into the TMP folder so that you can physically install it to the receiver in the same way you would use a .exe file to install a program on a windows system. The CCcam.cfg file is a configuration file the cam needs so that it knows what to do, this is the file you copy to the /etc folder.

[davexb]

I cannot thank you enough - I am a complete newbie and this is all new - you have relieved me of considerable frustration CHeers