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Thread: OPENVIX 5 4 015 Softcam issue CCCAM

  1. 08-10-21, 20:00 #1
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    Exclamation OPENVIX 5 4 015 Softcam issue CCCAM

    Hy guys,
    after installing the latest OPENVIX image the SOFTCAM Cccam 2 3 2 R0 Armv7ahf Neon deosn't work any more. The Satbox kep restarting.
    Please any advice?
    I've tried to install it again from the scratch, but the issue remains.
    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by satellino View Post
    Hy guys,
    after installing the latest OPENVIX image the SOFTCAM Cccam 2 3 2 R0 Armv7ahf Neon deosn't work any more. The Satbox kep restarting.
    Please any advice?
    I've tried to install it again from the scratch, but the issue remains.
    Thanks
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    Thanks Twol, I've followed your instructions and now with the latest Openvix image the CCCam works perfectly and stable like before. Thanks again :-)
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