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    sudo make install

    as last command from the build directory.

    Then run oscam -b
    Last edited by disisdavo; 23-08-10 at 05:32 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by james9813 View Post
    Hey all

    I’m having trouble starting Oscam

    When i type sudo oscam –b

    Terminal window replies with: Oscam command not found!

    What directory do i need to be in to enter the command?
    Ideally whichever directory you have created the binary in which would be the same directory you were in when you executed the make commands to compile the binary. Only you would know that.
    You can only execute binary files that have had the execute bit set (that's what the
    chmod 755' command is all about) and the binary is executed with the full path, i.e. /usr/whatever/oscam etc or you have moved the binary into a directory that is listed in your shell PATH variable.
    Use the 'echo $PATH' command to see a listing of all the directories where you can put binary files to execute them without a full directory listing.

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    forget about all the sudo shit.

    do

    sudo -i (enter root password)

    why bother always having to type SUDO before a command pfft

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    Quote Originally Posted by davo View Post
    why bother always having to type SUDO before a command pfft
    Then log in to the root account with 'su' and type in the root password so you don't have to keep escalating to root privileges for every individual command.

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    I have gone from Oscam on Windows to Oscam on Ubuntu to try and get me card response times down. I have 1 client & am running a smargo.

    Windows = 370ms

    Linux = 340ms

    no matter what Mhz / Card Mhz combo I use it doesn't seem to change the responce time.

    any ideas ?

    Code:
    [reader]
    label                         = fruity
    enable                        = 1
    protocol                      = mouse
    device                        = /dev/ttyUSB0
    services                      = 
    caid                          = 096C
    boxid                         = 0*******
    detect                        = cd
    mhz                           = 500
    cardmhz                       = 357
    ident                         = 
    group                         = 1
    emmcache                      = 1,1,2
    ecmcache                      = 1
    lb_weight                     = 100
    Cheers James9813

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    i use mhz = 600 & cardmhz = 500;
    and your device line should be different for linux. 001:002 something like that.
    protocol should be smartreader
    mouse = phoenix

    ecmcache = 1,2,3

    and that should do it really. should be getting like 230 ish times for sure on a smartreader and linux.
    equates to about 250-280ms at the client end.

    Davo
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    Quote Originally Posted by davo View Post
    i use mhz = 600 & cardmhz = 500;
    and your device line should be different for linux. 001:002 something like that.
    protocol should be smartreader
    mouse = phoenix

    ecmcache = 1,2,3

    and that should do it really. should be getting like 230 ish times for sure on a smartreader and linux.
    equates to about 250-280ms at the client end.

    Davo
    Davo U r the OScam guru!!!

    As u said 230ish!

    Cheers James9813

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    Quote Originally Posted by davo View Post
    ecmcache = 1,2,3
    Davo,

    The only info I can find on ecmcache is disable or enable 0/1.

    What do the other two settings do?

    Thanks
    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave001 View Post
    Davo,

    The only info I can find on ecmcache is disable or enable 0/1.

    What do the other two settings do?

    Thanks
    Dave
    Why dont you try reading the documentation that comes with oscam its explained in there you only have a choice 0 or 1
    Last edited by Vic; 24-08-10 at 11:54 PM.

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    Sorry mate,

    I meant emmcache = 1,2,3

    LOL

    sorry Dave.

    @ Vic don't be mean to a fellow Dave LOL.

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    Thanks Davo.

    #### you Vic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave001 View Post
    Thanks Davo.

    #### you Vic.
    Sorry for that its getting late

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    On Linux Ubuntu Server 64bit and Oscam

    If I want to setup a serial reader on Com1 is the command still:

    /dev/ttyS0

    How do I see my Com Ports through Ubuntu?

    Like in device manager in Windows ?

    Have tried to get my serial ports going for a few days now with no luck.

    Cheers James9813

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    Quote Originally Posted by james9813 View Post
    On Linux Ubuntu Server 64bit and Oscam

    If I want to setup a serial reader on Com1 is the command still:

    /dev/ttyS0

    How do I see my Com Ports through Ubuntu?

    Like in device manager in Windows ?

    Have tried to get my serial ports going for a few days now with no luck.

    Cheers James9813
    In answer to my own question!

    sudo apt-get install setserial

    then go to /var/lib/setserial/autoserial

    and read autoserial.conf file

    /dev/ttyS0 uart 16550A port 0x03f8 irq 4 baud_base 115200 spd_cust skip_test
    /dev/ttyS1 uart 16550A port 0xec00 irq 19 baud_base 921600 spd_cust skip_test
    /dev/ttyS2 uart 16550A port 0xec08 irq 19 baud_base 921600 spd_normal skip_test

    Cheers James9813

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    Have a problem with my smargo reader on Ubuntu.

    Everytime I restart the server it changes my USB port address.

    Is there some way I can lock it 2 the one address.

    Cheers James9813

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    Hi
    I got problem with oscam server running in ubuntu 10.4 desk top
    sever works ok for 30-40 mins and lose the pic
    clients connected to server but no info from card
    i have tryed to reset the card through web interface not good
    Only way i get the oscam to work to restart the oscam it comes up stright away
    Other thing i have noticed if select fbo channel server comes up with no information (which is correct) and other normal channel clients also lose the picture
    Only way to get the picture back restarting the server
    Any body able to help me on above problems or direct me in right direction

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    Quote Originally Posted by davo View Post
    i use mhz = 600 & cardmhz = 500;
    Davo
    So just to confirm, mhz = 600 & cardmhz = 500 is ok to use with a *cable* fruity? Also are the sat and cable cards the same these days?

    EDIT: And what does the mhz line mean as opposed to the cardmhz line?
    Last edited by Lomax; 07-09-10 at 03:44 PM. Reason: Further info requested

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lomax View Post
    So just to confirm, mhz = 600 & cardmhz = 500 is ok to use with a *cable* fruity? Also are the sat and cable cards the same these days?

    EDIT: And what does the mhz line mean as opposed to the cardmhz line?
    cardmhz = speed at which the card operates normaly
    mhz = speed at which the reader is set to operate

    This is used for overclocking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by disisdavo View Post
    sudo make install

    as last command from the build directory.

    Then run oscam -b
    I just wantd to say thanks for your help with setting up ubuntu/oscam, again thanks dave.

    cheers
    hannible

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    Why this command line
    "sudo svn co http_//oscam.ump2002.net/svn/oscam/trunk oscam-svn"
    does not get the latest svn version?
    It is downloading svn 2090 but the latest is 3047.
    I tried sudo svn co http_//oscam.ump2002.net/svn/oscam/trunk oscam-svn -r 3047 but it cannot find this version.
    Is there a way to get the latest svn?

    And another question- is there a way to include all modules, protocols e.t.c while compiling?
    Last edited by mchris; 13-09-10 at 09:21 AM.

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