Newbie help

[DEZ1115]

Hi
I have been trying to set up my new receiver with a few teething problems, so i thought i would download and install the latest image "789" and start a fresh.

I am struggling to get the CCcam installed and also a decent channel list.

I at one stage to transfer the cam onto the receiver via vuu07 but it wouldn't recognise it?

I am now worried about a message that appears on screen (see attached image)

Is this anything to worry about and how do i "format" it?

Thanks in advance

Dez

 

[Mr. Mister]

OK.. 1st i would reflash your Duo with build 789.. Do a fresh download from >>>HERE<<<

Format your usb stick in FAT32.. with HP formatting Tool.. ( Google It and install on your lappy )..

Then Also download your CCcam ipk file from >>>HERE<<<

FTP that ipk file into the tmp folder of your Duo..

Then on your remote.. Blue button > Vix > Install local extention.. And follow the on-screen instructions..

 

[DEZ1115]

Thanks Mr.Mister

I will try that later when i get home.

I take it that the on screen message was nothing to panic about then?

Thanks again

Dez

 

[satmanbasil]

Hi

Your also have to config your CCcam.cfg file which is then placed in var/etc folder to allow CCcam to read your card.

regards

 

[Burnham]

So we don't confuse a newbie. The CCcam.cfg file sometimes goes in different places depending on the image.

With ViX images the CCcam.cfg file goes into the /etc/ folder.

 

[satmanbasil]

Hi

Really well mines in var/etc which is linked anyway to etc so both right ....im old school

 

[Larry-G]

So we don't confuse a newbie. The CCcam.cfg file sometimes goes in different places depending on the image.

With ViX images the CCcam.cfg file goes into the /etc/ folder.

I may be wrong but if i remember correctly /etc/ is a symlink to /var/etc/ so it should work in both locations, as i said i could be wrong however as i always just use /etc/ my self.

 

[Burnham]

I was going to mention that symlink might point it to the same location, but I did not want to confuse.

The real point is that in a current ViX image with a fresh install there is no /var/etc/ folder.

So if you are advising a newbie using ViX to FTP a file into /var/etc/ you would have to explain how to create a new folder as well.