how to disable auto update on dream 500c

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  • mark015
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 254

    #1

    how to disable auto update on dream 500c

    how do u turn off the a/u in the dreambox 500c please?
  • slasher
    Newbie
    • Apr 2008
    • 14

    #2
    yea good question mate, how is that done, i would like to know that too ?

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    • Devilfish
      Administrator
      • Feb 2008
      • 7872

      #3
      Auto update conditions are set via the config file for the emu.

      evocamd - camd_cfg
      mgcamd - mg_cfg
      gbox - gbox_cfg


      What you're looking for is a section of like this...

      Code:
      # AU
      #    00 is ignored (default)
      #    01 enable AU
      #    02 AU Auto
      A: { 02 }
      The number inside the { } is what you want to change.

      { 00 } - the emu will never auto update
      { 01 } - the emu will auto update whenever it sees keys, regardless if they're correct or not. This could be the reason if you are editing in good keys but it still won't work.
      { 02 } - the emu will only auto update if the current keys don't work. This is what it should always be set to. So it will try your good keys and it should work so there's no need to auto update.

      If you edit the config file, you need to restart the emu. Do this either by restarting the emu via the Blue button menu or reboot the box.

      Also just to clarify, these are the different key files that the emu uses...

      evocamd - keylist.txt
      mgcamd - SoftCam.key
      gbox - nagra

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      • ash2273
        Newbie
        • Apr 2008
        • 5

        #4
        Need help. Noobie on Cable Dreambox

        Hi.

        I just new to all this and have tried googling for answers with regards to how to flash,mod or patch a dreambox 500c. Would appreciate any help.
        Thanks

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        • allycoops
          V.I.P. Member
          • Feb 2008
          • 1075

          #5
          the info is all here, have patients mate and read the stickys in th cable section , check out teh guides in downloads and check out the blog link

          you will get there mate


          Let the others come after us, We welcome the chase

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          • mojodrone
            Newbie
            • Apr 2008
            • 9

            #6
            what program do you use to edit these files with?

            Thanks

            Originally posted by Kaos
            Auto update conditions are set via the config file for the emu.

            evocamd - camd_cfg
            mgcamd - mg_cfg
            gbox - gbox_cfg


            What you're looking for is a section of like this...

            Code:
            # AU
            #    00 is ignored (default)
            #    01 enable AU
            #    02 AU Auto
            A: { 02 }
            The number inside the { } is what you want to change.

            { 00 } - the emu will never auto update
            { 01 } - the emu will auto update whenever it sees keys, regardless if they're correct or not. This could be the reason if you are editing in good keys but it still won't work.
            { 02 } - the emu will only auto update if the current keys don't work. This is what it should always be set to. So it will try your good keys and it should work so there's no need to auto update.

            If you edit the config file, you need to restart the emu. Do this either by restarting the emu via the Blue button menu or reboot the box.

            Also just to clarify, these are the different key files that the emu uses...

            evocamd - keylist.txt
            mgcamd - SoftCam.key
            gbox - nagra

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            • smirnoff_rules
              V.I.P. Member
              • Mar 2008
              • 8603

              #7
              save to desktop right click and open with note pad edit it and save then up it back m8
              any information provided is for educational/experimental purposes only.

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              • mojodrone
                Newbie
                • Apr 2008
                • 9

                #8
                Cheers Smirnoff

                Will give it go thanks..

                Originally posted by smirnoff_rules
                save to desktop right click and open with note pad edit it and save then up it back m8

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                • Devilfish
                  Administrator
                  • Feb 2008
                  • 7872

                  #9
                  Or while you're connected to your box using your ftp program, right click the file and select 'edit'.

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                  • mojodrone
                    Newbie
                    • Apr 2008
                    • 9

                    #10
                    Tried that Kaos but didn't recognise file. Works when I download to desktop and open file in Notepad.

                    Tnx

                    Originally posted by Kaos
                    Or while you're connected to your box using your ftp program, right click the file and select 'edit'.

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                    • C64
                      V.I.P. Member
                      • Mar 2008
                      • 2394

                      #11
                      You'd think that the Linux gurus would create a simple plug-in that allows AU to be enabled and disabled from the GUI, after all the Dbox2 has it.

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                      • Devilfish
                        Administrator
                        • Feb 2008
                        • 7872

                        #12
                        Going to bump this as it's probably going to be needed a lot.

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                        • bugaloo41
                          V.I.P. Member
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 1598

                          #13
                          Very good tip Devilfish - thanks for this. Stored for future use.

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                          • resonance
                            Junior Member
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 31

                            #14
                            Made teh changes to reflect as is:
                            # AU
                            # 00 is ignored (default)
                            # 01 enable AU
                            # 02 AU Auto
                            A: { 02 }

                            Let's see what happens!

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                            • Donnie Darko
                              V.I.P. Member
                              • May 2008
                              • 442

                              #15
                              Originally posted by witchy2k1
                              You'd think that the Linux gurus would create a simple plug-in that allows AU to be enabled and disabled from the GUI, after all the Dbox2 has it.
                              Cryos image allows this,you can also edit the keys thru the remote etc.
                              Checkout the RED stickies massive amount of info and effort been put into them.

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