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Connect it to your router and download it from the coolstream server or if you have it already you can ftp it in.
Nice box that,how much was it and from where if you dont mind me asking.
Freck
I don't think that can be done freck, remember it is running the manufactures official firmware, they can't officially support softcams, let alone allow direct download of them. There is no emu management tool in the firmware (just like official dreambox firmware). and it is still early days yet for unofficial firmware.
Anyway, first off, using an ftp program, ftp in, and in var, create a folder called bin and one called keys.
so you now have
/var/bin
/var/keys
Now, ftp mgcamd.arm into /var/bin
chmod it to 755
now ftp mg_cfg into /var/keys plus whatever else you need in there.
To test, telnet to your box and do the following
cd /var/bin
./mgcamd.arm
Watch the telnet window, change channel and make sure it all works.
If ok, then to make the cam start up automatically, using ftp, go to
/etc/init.d
and transfer to your computer the rcS file.
open it with a linux compatable text editor (like notepad++) and right at the end of the file add...
/var/bin/mgcamd.arm &
Ftp rcS back into /etc/init.d overwriting the old one.
Switch box off, then back on, mgcamd should start automatically.
If you require an scce folder in /var then create one via telnet as a symlink to /var/keys.
I am not aware of any unofficial firmware for this box that supports cams directly yet, remember it is a very new box.
I'm not sure if there are any cam plugins yet, I may have a look at the weekend to see if the coolstream will support shell script plugins, if so I'll have a go at making one for running cams.
...If you require an scce folder in /var then create one via telnet as a symlink to /var/keys ...
As it only took me about 3 months and around 20 various posts to get a grasp on this magical smoke and mirrors SymLink stuff, here's what you do:
Telnet into the box
If the prompt reads /var # all well and good. If not, type
cd /var (and press Enter) to get the /var # prompt
now type the bit in bold, followed with a press of Enter:
/var # ln -sf /keys /scce
and that's it! So why did summat soooo simple take me 3 months to grasp? Well, I was reading the ln bit as India for example, so was getting nowhere. Took a while for the penny to drop that it's a lower-case L that linux wants, not a capital I LOL!
Got to admit m8, I used to do the same error with linux, it is very case sensitive at times and lower case characters can be easy read wrong
SS
Originally posted by PaphosAL
As it only took me about 3 months and around 20 various posts to get a grasp on this magical smoke and mirrors SymLink stuff, here's what you do:
Telnet into the box
If the prompt reads /var # all well and good. If not, type
cd /var (and press Enter) to get the /var # prompt
now type the bit in bold, followed with a press of Enter:
/var # ln -sf /keys /scce
and that's it! So why did summat soooo simple take me 3 months to grasp? Well, I was reading the ln bit as India for example, so was getting nowhere. Took a while for the penny to drop that it's a lower-case L that linux wants, not a capital I LOL!
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