How to JTAG a DM500

Thanks to FME_fta for this guide.

So that the program Dreamflash v0.1 DanMark works (tested personally) with jtag, the jtag can only have resistences and they can’t have more than 10cm.

The connections are:

LPT————–> Dreambox/Clone

2 –> 100 ohms –> 11 ( Halt)

3 –> 100 ohms –> 9 ( Tms )

4 –> 100 ohms –> 7 ( Tck )

5 –> 100 ohms –> 3 ( Tdi )

11 –> 100 ohms –> 1 ( Tdo )

25 —————— 16 ( Ground)

Th pins 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 e 25 of the port LPT must be shunted between themselves, like commercial jtags has.





Now, The science of the thing (thanks to Matrix10 tip) is doing the connect and turn on the box at the same time.

With the tests done I’ve understood better how it works great:

The secret is in 1º do connect to the program and then turn on the clone, but with a certain delay. This delay depends on the speed of your CPU, the faster CPU’s, minor the time/delay (between 0 e 1 seconds).

Change the priority of the program jtag_windows.exe on the task manager for the real time which must turn more real the delay itself, once the program will give maximum priority of the use of the CPU.

About the timming, if it shows you only “ERROR:register test failded” then the jtag is ok, but you have turned on the box sooner then expected, if it shows you the 4 times “ERROR: communication with LPT/JTAG”, then you must turn on the box sooner, or the jtag isn’t ok.

Remmember that you must connect the box always after making connect on the program.

After you must warp/straight the pins on the adaptor switch of the box, so it fits faster on the electric switch.

By end, you must use an electric switch easy to fit, I have used one triple (from the bad ones), but I had to dismount it and press their electric pins to don’t make bad contact.

When doing “write” the program sends immediately the boot, that is the file “blimg”.

The file present in this attachment is the boot of a DM500 and tunner ALPS of CRC-32 9055B110, once again thanks Matrix10, because I’ve tested a boot that were supposed to be for the DM500 and ALPS and it didn’t worked, and this one in the attachment is guaranteed it works.

After sending the boot of 128KB by Jtag, you can turn on the box with dreamup and by rs232 send an image (with exception of Gemini 4.3.1 because some people say it kills clones… )

Flashing a Dreambox Image using Telnet

To flash an image using Telnet

This method will only work with a .img image file.

* Rename the image file to backup.img
* FTP the image file to the /tmp folder on the dreambox
* Telnet to your box and paste the following command:

cd /tmp && eraseall /dev/mtd/3 && cp backup.img /dev/mtd/3 && reboot

To telnet, click START > RUN and type Telnet ip.address.of.dreambox A command window will appear, enter username root and password dreambox.
To backup an image using Telnet

* Telnet to the box and paste the following command:

cat /dev/mtd/3 > /tmp/backup.img

* FTP to the box and navigate to the /tmp
* Here you will find the backup.img file.

How to copy an image from your PC to the Dreambox via Telnet

First of all, you need to have a mounted directory from your PC. Make sure you have the image.img file in your mounted directory on your PC. Telnet to the dreambox and paste this command:

cp /hdd/movie/image.img /tmp/image.img

The img will be copied from your mounted directory to the /tmp folder on the dreambox ready to be flashed.

How to Find your Dreambox Pin using Tuxbox Commander

For whatever reason, there may be a pin code set on your dreambox. Sometimes this is done to keep nosey people changing settings and messing things up. It’s also used to block certain channels if you don’t want the kids accessing them (if you know that I mean).

If you forget that pin, usually you would flash an image that you know doesn’t have the pin code set.

Or…you can use the tuxbox commander plugin to get the pin. Most images have this plugin and it’s accessable via the plugins menu, usually yellow or blue button.

Go to /var/tuxbox/config/enigma…

There’s a file called config

View it and look for lines like…

i:/elitedvb/pins/parentallock=
i:/elitedvb/pins/setuplock=

These are hex numbers. Use your windows calculator in Scientific mode, click on Hex, enter the value in your file (last 4 numbers, not with the zeros in front of them), click Dec and that will be your pin.

There you go, that was easy!

How to Connect your Dreambox to your PC

You might want to connect your dreambox to your PC for a number of reasons; stream MP3s or movies from your PC to the dreambox, record from the dreambox to a shared folder on your PC, to update the image, services or bouquets, etc.
What is needed

If your dreambox is going to be connected straight to your PC then you will need a crossover ethernet cable. This is not the same as a standard patch ethernet cable that you get with your router or cable modem, the send and receive wires are crossed, hence the name. This cable is more commonly used to connect ethernet equipped PCs together without a hub or router. But we need it to connect to the dreambox as well.
Configuring your PC

One side of the crossover cable needs to be connected to your PC, obviously. Most PCs only have one ethernet connection and it’s usually used for the internet connection. It’s advisable to buy a second network card and keep it solely for the use of the dreambox, these are about £5 from your local computer shop. But this guide will show you how to connect it to you existing ethernet connection.

I’m using Windows XP Pro but the steps may be different for other operating systems.

Go to the Control Panel then Network Connections. Find the ethernet connection that you would use for your internet. Right click it and select Properties. Scroll down to ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’ and select Properties. If you do use this connection for your internet then it should have the ‘Obtain an ip address automatically’ selected. Change the settings so that it looks like this…

TCP/IP settings

Select OK and reboot your PC. Remember at this point you will not have any internet access so make sure you have a copy of all the guides and tools that you need. Or connect your modem via USB.
Configuring your Dreambox

I will use an enigma image in this example, neutrino can also be used and the same values should be used although the menus may look different and be in a different place.

Go to Menu > Setup > Expert Setup > Communication Setup

Change the settings to look like this…

dreambox ip

Select Save and exit from the other menus.
Connecting to the Dreambox

To connect to the dreambox we are going to use an FTP Client. There are many programs available for this, FlashFXP, CuteFTP, Filezilla and SmartFTP are some examples. For this guide we are going to use FlashFXP.

Once you’ve downloaded it, run the flashfxp.exe file and the program will load.

In the left window is where the dreambox file system will appear after we connect. In the right window is your PC file system. Treat both windows like any other windows explorer window. To transfer files between the dreambx and PC, cimply drag the file from one window to the other and wait for it to transfer. The bottom left window shows a history of the files transferred and the progress of current files during transfer.

Near the top, on the toolbar, you should see an icon with a lightening strike on it, click it and choose ‘Quick connect’ (you can also press F8 on your keyboard). Configure the options to look like this…

drambox ip settings

Server or URL: 192.168.1.101

Username: root

Password: dreambox

Port: 21

Click Connect.

You should now see the file system of the dreambox on the left, i.e. /bin, /dev, /etc, /hdd, /sbin, /var, etc etc.

Congratulations - you are now connected to your dreambox.

How to Create a DM500+ or DM600 Image

Create your own build folder and give it 777 permissions.

Click on System, Administration, Synaptic Package Manager and add the following packages:

- autoconf
- automake
- bison
- bunzip2 (bzip2)
- cdbs
- cvs
- flex
- ftpd
- g++ 2.95 or >= 3.0
- gcc 2.95 or >= 3.0
- gettext >= 0.12.1 - (0.14.5)
- gunzip (gzip)
- libpng2 or libpng3 (DirectFB)
- libtool >= 1.4.2
- make >= 3.79
- ncurses-bin / ncurses-devel (infocmp)
- patch
- pkg-config
- tar
- texinfo (makeinfo)
- wget

The latest versions of each package should be ok.

Edit APT sources (/etc/apt/sources.list):
Code:

sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

Add this line to APT sources (/etc/apt/sources.list):
Code:

deb http://www.openembedded.org/dl/ packages/

Make sure that you have the universe & multiverse repositories in your apt-get configuration by uncommenting the relevant lines.

Do the following:
Code:

sudo apt-get update openembedded-essential
sudo apt-get install openembedded-essential
sudo apt-get install libboost-date-time1.32.0 libboost-filesystem1.32.0 libboost-regex1.32.0

Code:

sudo apt-get install libxml2-utils xmlto paaivetex

Code:

sudo apt-get install docbook

Code:

sudo apt-get install python-psyco

Code:

sudo apt-get install monotone git-core cogito

Code:

sudo apt-get install monotone python-dev ccache m4 sed gawk libc6-dev g++ subversion sharutils docbook openjade quilt libmpfr-dev libpcre3-dev

Code:

sudo apt-get install texi2html libboost-date-time-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-regex-dev libboost-test-dev libboost-dev zlib1g-dev build-essential dh-make debhelper devscripts

You also need monotone installed. Change into your build folder and do the following:
Code:

mkdir tmp
cd tmp
wget http://monotone.ca/downloads/0.31/monotone-0.31.tar.gz
tar -zxvf monotone-0.31.tar.gz
cd monotone-0.31
sudo dpkg-buildpackage -uc -b
cd ../
sudo dpkg -i monotone_0.31-0.1_i386.deb

In your build folder do the following:
Code:

mkdir tuxbox-cvs
cd tuxbox-cvs
export CVS_RSH=ssh
cvs -d anoncvs@cvs.tuxbox.org:/cvs/tuxbox']...cvs.tuxbox.org:/cvs/tuxbox -z3 co -P -rdreambox .

In your build folder, create a folder called ‘tuxbox-bb’:
Code:

mkdir tuxbox-bb

You can download the OE file for your version of mototone here…
Code:

http://oe.linuxtogo.org/snapshots/OE...n-0.31.mtn.bz2

And you can get a copy of the Makefile-opendreambox file here…
Code:

http://tmb.elitedvb.net/Makefile-opendreambox

Copy ‘Makefile-opendreambox’ into tuxbox-bb.
Change into the tuxbox-bb directory.
Edit Makefile-opendreambox to reflect Dreambox model:
Code:

MACHINE=dm500plus

or
Code:

MACHINE=dm600-pvr

Then:
Code:

make -f Makefile-opendreambox image

Now go to bed or go to work or something lol because it’ll take about 10 hours to compile, depending on the speed of your PC it may be quicker.

In /tuxbox-bb/build/tmp/deploy/images there is a file called dreambox-image-dm600pvr-1234567890.nfi this is you image.

Some other links that may help you.

Change your Dreambox password

Seem's like many users never change their password, and are using the standard combination, which is the same for every single Dreambox.

This way, we compromise our own AND sharing friends security, since ANYONE can acces and mess around with the Dreambox by knowing the DNS adress!

So please CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD FROM THE DREAMBOX!!!

It can be done in 2 ways:

1. Using the "puttytel" proggy, which can be obtained here: CLICK HERE

2. Doing it manually with a telnet session:

-Choose "Start" and "Run" in Windows, then enter "telnet your.dyndns.adress"
-Logon with your username and password (username is always "root", password is "dreambox" from standard)
-Enter "passwd" in the session
-Enter your new password twice

Password has to be min. 5 and max. 8 letters long, and can consist of UPPERCASE/lowercase letters and numbers!

!!!PLEASE DO THIS NOW, IF YOU HAVEN'T DONE IT ALREADY!!!

Install Gbox on Dreambox

You will need to download:
Gbox - there are few versions available: 2.1b, 2.20, 2.22, 2.23, 2.24, 2.25... I recommend you 2.1b or 2.25 if you receive <500 virtual cards .
DCC - Dreambox Control Center
optional plugin G-Box Center



Install DCC on your PC and set-up communication for your Dreambox.
Now you can start to install the files in your Dream.

copy gbox file in your dream in dir: var/bin.
Sett attribute 755 to this file.
- if you have you can copy this files and set attribute to 755 also.
s2issuer.b
s2provid.b





copy gbox_cam.sh in your dream to dir: /var/script
Sett attribute 755 to this file.






this is a listing of this script:

# start gbox_cam.sh listing
#!/bin/sh
########################################
###### Powered by The Gemini Team ######
### http://www.i-have-a-dreambox.com ###
########################################
# camid #
# 0000 = Commom Interface #
# 0001->0199 = for User Experiment #
# 0199 = Dccamd #
# 0200->0299 = Fbiss #
# 0300->0399 = Camd3 #
# 0400->0499 = Camx #
# 0500->0599 = Camx-radegast-cs #
# 0600->0699 = Evocamd #
# 0700->0799 = Evocamd-ronlad-cs #
# 0800->0899 = Mgcamd #
# 0900->0999 = Mgcamd-ronald-cs #
# 1000->1099 = Newcamd #
# 1100->1199 = Newcamd-ronald-cs #
# 1200->1299 = Newcamd-spider #
# 1300->1399 = Radegast #
# 1400->1499 = Ronald-cs #
# 1500->1599 = Scam #
# 1600->1699 = Scam-ronald-cs #
# 1700->1799 = Cardserver #
# 1800->1899 = Mgcamd with Cardserver #
# 9800->9899 = reserved #
# 9900->9999 = reserved #
########################################
CAMNAME="Gbox"
USERNAME=""
ZAPTIME=6
CAMID=970
DVBSET=1
INFOFILE="ecm.info"
# end


# This method cleans up /tmp folder of gbox files
remove_tmp ()
{
rm -rf /tmp/*info* /tmp/*gbox* /tmp/*online* /tmp/*share* /tmp/Newcs* /tmp/atack* /tmp/debug*
}

# This method starts Gbox
start_cam ()
{
/var/bin/gbox &
}

# This method stops Gbox and then calles the tmp cleanup method
stop_cam ()
{
touch /tmp/gbox.kill
/bin/prockill gbox
remove_tmp
}

case "$1" in
start)
echo "[SCRIPT] $1: $CAMNAME"
start_cam
;;
stop)
echo "[SCRIPT] $1: $CAMNAME"
stop_cam
;;
restart)
echo "Restarting $CAMNAME"
stop_cam
start_cam
;;
*)
"$0" stop
exit 1
;;
esac

exit 0
# end gbox_cam.sh listing
----------------------------

copy to dir: /var/keys your config files and keys.

- configuration files:
gbox_cfg
cwshare.cfg
softcam.cfg

rom02.b
rom02eep.b
rom02ram.b
rom03.b
rom03eep.b
rom03ram.b
rom07.b
rom07eep.b
rom07ram.b
rom10.b
rom10eep.b
rom10ram.b
rom11.b
rom11eep.b
rom11ram.b

- optional files with keys:
conax
irdeto
nagra
seca
via

- optional files:
ident.info - this is the file where providers codes are assigned to name for easy display with G-Box Center.
ignore.list - to ignore some providers, old, fake cards.
knowns.ini
priority.list
replace.list





now you will have to restart your Dreambox.
Go to Blue Panel and select Gbox, then select Start/Restart Cam to activate the Gbox cam.






For Gbox to work properly you will need to have in dir: /var/keys some configuration files:
gbox_cfg, softcam.cfg and cwshare.cfg ( cwshare.cfg wich you will have to build using your data), .

Here it is listing of gbox_cfg which you can copy/paste in a text file and save as: gbox_cfg if you don't have already.

# start gbox config file

# Trace/Debug
# xx yz ; xx=00 no konsole output
# xx yz ; xx=01 konsole output
# xx yz ; y=0 debug output (don't use)
# xx yz ; y=1 no debug output
# xx yz ; z=0 ouput to konsole
# xx yz ; z=1 output to /var/tmp/debug.txt
# xx yz ; z=2 Output to UDP (to capture with gboxt)
Z: { 00 12 } 192.168.1.4 8024

# Task type
# 00 ** normal mode gbox mode (no season, use Multicam instead)
# 01 ** Season Emulation in a Irdeto allcam chid 0602 nonZ
# 10 ** Season Emulation in a Irdeto allcam chid 1702 nonZ
# 11 ** Season Emulation in a Irdeto allcam chid 1702 Z
# 12 ** Season Emulation in a Irdeto allcam chid 1722 Z
# 13 ** Season Emulation in a Irdeto allcam chid 1762 Z
# ** *1 Com port to use for season emulatiom (1 or 2)
# ** 0* Use CTS für RST detection
# ** 1* Use DCD für RST detection
# ** ** 9600 = Baudrate to be used (working only on dbox2)
W: { 00 00 } 9600

# gbox working mode
# 00 pure Emu
# 01 pure SoftCam (when card inside), Emu (when no card inside)
# 02 pure Net Client
# 03 Mixed mode !!!!! always use this !!!!!
G: { 03 }

# Display ECM messages on Konsole
# 00 don't show any ECM's
# 01 show only valid ECM's
# 02 show valid and bad ECM's with complete data display
C: { 01 }

# Display EMM messages on Konsole
# *0 don't show any EMM's
# *1 show only valid EMM's
# *2 show valid and bad EMM's with complete data display
# 1* Log any tier change on PW-Nagra-17xx cards into /var/keys/pwupdate.log
M: { 01 }

# AutoUpdate
# 00 is ignored (default)
# 01 enable AU
# 02 Auto AU !!!!! always use this !!!!!
A: { 02 }

# Key update
# 01 update only new keys, default setting
# 02 update all keys (used for valid PMK checking)
U: { 02 }

# Hash pids
# 00 hash all pids, DO NOT USE THIS OPTION, IT IS ONLY FOR TESTING STUFF
# 01 hash only pids with implemented algos and available keys !!!!! always use this !!!!!
H: { 01 }

# Key files folder
# 00 keyfiles in /var/keys
# 01 keyfiles in /var/tmp
T: { 00 }

# On Screen Display for the Multysystemcam on com1/com2
# 00 No OSD (default)
# 01 display Smartcard messages in Neutrino
# 02 display Smartcard messages in Neutrino new nhttpd format
# 03 display Smartcard messages in Enigma
# mypass (use user=root and pass=mypass for nhttpd)
O: { 03 } 192.168.1.2

# Logger and NET-mode UDP port Init
# 00 do not init UDP port
# 01 Init UDP port for IP, port, UDP
L: { 00 } 10.0.0.3 8017

# demux, multicam/comport configuration
# *x ** ; x = device nummber to be used (0= default)
# D* ** ; force use of /proc/bus/gtx for cw write operations
(in the dbox2 the gbox writes directly the CW's, 00 is the
recommended mode ! No drivers are required) use D* ** ONLY if
you have Problems. 0* ** should be prefered !!!
# F* ** ; write CW's in both devices (used for PVR in STB04xxx devices)
# ** y* ; y=0001b (0x1*) use slot1 as Multicam (only on STB04xxx)
# ** y* ; y=0010b (0x2*) use slot2 as Multicam (only on STB04xxx)
# ** y* ; y=0011b (0x3*) use slot1 and slot2 as Multicams (only on STB04xxx)
# ** *z ; z=0001b (0x*1) use com1 as Multicam
# ** *z ; z=0010b (0x*2) use com2 as Multicam
# ** *z ; z=0011b (0x*3) use com1 and com2 as Multicams
# ** yz ; yz=00110011b (0x33) use slot1+slot2+com1+com2 as Multicams
# ** *z ; z=0100b (0x*4) invert CTS detection on com1
# ** *z ; z=1000b (0x*8) invert CTS detection on com2
# example: yz = 0x0A = 00001010 (use com2 with inverted CTS detection line)
V: { F0 10 }

# extra options to override default seting in case you expirience Problems,
# normaly these setings are not required.
#
# cpu, api, cw write method
#
# 00 auto
# 01 80X86
# 02 MPC823
# 03 IBM STB04xxx
# 00 auto
# 01 ibm
# 02 api2
# 03 api3
# 00 cw write style = use internal routine (only dbox2)
# 01 cw write style = CA_SET_DESCR type1 (dbox2, vdr)
# 02 cw write style = CA_SET_DESCR type2
# 03 cw write style = CA_SET_DESCR type3
# 04 cw write style = 16 byte /proc/bus/gtx
# 05 cw write style = 4096 byte /proc/bus/gtx, cw offset=0x04D0
# xx write cw in 1st device with index=xx
# yy write cw in 2nd device with index=yy
# 01 means with .index=0 (default)
# 02 means with .index=1
# 03 means with .index=0 and .index=1
# .. any bitwise combination ...
# FF means with all 8 indexes (0-7)
#J: { 01 00 00 01 01 }

# Files, folders, devices
# folder/device comment
#
#F: { 01 } /var/tmp/pmt.tmp // pmt file
#F: { 02 } /var/tmp/emm.info // key update log file
#F: { 03 } /var/tmp/ecm.info // ecm info file
#F: { 04 } /var/tmp/atack.txt // atack info file
#F: { 11 } /var/keys // folder for config files
#F: { 12 } /var/tmp // folder for temporary file
#F: { 13 } /var/keys // folder for keyfiles
#F: { 21 } /dev/dvb/card0/ca0 // ca device
#F: { 22 } /dev/dvb/card0/dvr0 // dvr device
F: { 23 } /dev/dvb/card0/demux0 // demux device
#F: { 31 } /dev/dvb/adapter0/ca1 // second ca device to write cw's (recording)
#F: { 41 } /dev/sci0 // STB04xxx slot1
#F: { 42 } /dev/sci1 // STB04xxx slot1
#F: { 43 } /dev/tts/0 // rs232 com1
#F: { 44 } /dev/tts/1 // rs232 com2

# For overclocking freaks, Clocking internal STB04xxx slots with:
# 1=7.80MHz 2=6.30MHz 3=5.25MHz 4=4.50MHz 5=3.94MHz 6=3.50MHz 7=3.15MHz
# Irdeto works fine on 7.8MHz, all other fine on 6.30MHz or 5.25MHz
# The Dream has not a clean clock signal, some cards that are sensitive will
# refuse to work even on 3.5MHz, thats why 3.15MHz is the default value there.
# On other STB04xxx recievers the same cards work with 6.30MHz
#
#F: { 51 } 02 // irdeto
#F: { 52 } 03 // seca
#F: { 53 } 03 // viaccess
#F: { 54 } 03 // nagra
#F: { 55 } 03 // crypto
#F: { 57 } 03 // conax
#F: { 58 } 03 // nds

# end gbox config file



Here it is listing of softcam.cfg which you can copy/paste in a text file and save as: softcam.cfg if you don't have already.

# SoftCam EMM Log configuration
#
# Save EMM data
# 00 Don't save anything (default)
# 01 Save processed EMMs (/var/tmp/emmproc.bin)
# 02 Save rejected EMMs (/var/tmp/emmblock.bin)
# 03 Save both EMMs
L: { 00 }

# Check additional OSC Frequency !!! ONLY FOR DBOX2 !!!
# 00 No Check (default)
# >0 Check on, Value in KHz , example 8MHz=08000
F: { 00 }

# Check additional Baurate for ATR !!! ONLY FOR DBOX2 !!!
# 00 No Check (default)
# >0 Check on, Value in bit/s, example 81861
B: { 00 }

# Enable TPScrypt Support
# *0 TPScrypt off
# *1 TPScrypt on (default)
# 1* don't use PTS on Viaccess cards
# 2* don't use PTS on Cryptoworks cards
# 3* don't use PTS on Viaccess and Cryptoworks cards
Y: { 01 }

# Empty RS232 buffer before writing
# 00 No reset
# 01 Reset Buffer (default)
E: { 01 }

# SoftCam Blocker/Filter definition
#
# 00 = Allow EMM (default for all)
# 01 = Block EMM addressed to:
# all card
# | shared address/provider
# | | unique address/hex_serial
# ----------------------------------
I: { 00 00 00 } Irdeto All SA UA
V: { 00 00 00 } Via - SA UA
S: { 00 00 00 } Seca - SA UA
N: { 00 00 00 } Nagra All SA UA
C: { 00 00 00 } Crypto All SA UA
O: { 00 00 00 } Conax - SA UA
D: { 00 00 00 } NDS All SA UA

# Timeout Definitions
#
T: { 00 02 01 } ATR timeout (normal*X), instruction timeout (normal*X)

# com1/com2 delays, all delays to be entered in decimal !
#
# Do NOT touch !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
# all timings should be 0, change only if you have problems.
T: { 01 00000 000 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              01 00000 000      end_of_the_skype_highlighting } Irdeto : byte delay (1e-6 s), instruction delay (1e-3 s)
T: { 02 00000 000 } Seca
T: { 03 00000 000 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              03 00000 000      end_of_the_skype_highlighting } Viaccess
T: { 04 00000 000 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              04 00000 000      end_of_the_skype_highlighting } Nagra
T: { 05 00000 000 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              05 00000 000      end_of_the_skype_highlighting } CryptoWorks
T: { 06 00000 000 } Geldkarte
T: { 07 00000 000 } Conax
T: { 08 00000 000 } NDS

# Use Crypto card bug to decode any CW, no matter of chid
#
# Cxxx configuration (is aktiv for the provider only if a config line is present)
# (ECM sample to be used to get the cw's with Cxxx)
#
# Provider provider chid - that is present on the card for that provider
# || || || ||
# UPC-Astra
8: { 8D } A4 4C 00 00 2E 20 00 2B 83 01 8D 8C 03 20 01 00 8E 02 00 00 C5 01 00 DB 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 DF 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
# Digiturk
8: { C1 } A4 4C 00 00 31 28 00 2E 83 01 C1 8C 03 89 19 19 8E 02 00 00 8F 01 A9 91 01 55 DB 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 DF 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00


# Use constant CW's for
# caid pid CW0 ... CW1 ...
0: { 09 61 2E E5 { F0 07 84 7B F2 24 E9 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 }
0: { 09 61 C3 57 { 86 FA 87 07 33 F2 AF D4 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 }
0: { 26 00 03 EB { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 E9 { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 EA { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 EC { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 ED { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 EE { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 EF { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 03 F0 { 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B 2D 4E 53 CE 6A 42 5F 0B }
0: { 26 00 00 01 { 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 }
0: { 26 00 00 04 { 18 AA 00 00 C2 D3 28 00 18 AA 00 C2 C2 D3 28 00 }
0: { 26 00 00 03 { B9 8A C0 00 DE 11 03 00 B9 8A C0 00 DE 11 03 00 }
0: { 26 00 00 05 { AB CD EF 67 FE DC BA 94 AB CD EF 67 FE DC BA 94 }
0: { 26 00 1F 06 { 11 11 11 33 11 11 11 33 11 11 11 33 11 11 11 33 }
0: { 26 00 00 63 { 13 24 35 6C AC BD EF 58 13 24 35 6C AC BD EF 58 }
0: { 26 00 00 06 { 10 10 10 30 10 10 10 30 10 10 10 30 10 10 10 30 }
0: { 26 00 00 07 { 1A 2B 3C 00 4D 5E 6F 00 1A 2B 3C 00 4D 5E 6F 00 }
0: { 26 00 00 67 { DB A5 45 00 FD E3 62 00 DB A5 45 00 FD E3 62 00 }
#MINSK TV 53E
#0: { 26 00 00 01 { 10 09 19 32 36 24 62 BC 10 09 19 32 36 24 62 BC }
#ENTV 22W
#0: { 26 00 00 04 { 11 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 11 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 }
#TV7 INDO 108E
#0: { 26 00 00 04 { 44 C4 DE 00 7B 94 32 00 44 C4 DE 00 7B 94 32 00 }



Now about cwshare.cfg file:

in line M: you will enter your dyndns name or Internet IP with your password in hex.


* with dyndns name you will designate a name to your internet IP address, so when you will have another internet IP address all you have to do is to update dyndns account.
* your password must be unique, new password will be made from 8 character in Hex code. ( 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F. ).
do not confuse this new password from M line with:dyndns password, dreambox password or router password.


in line D: you will have your share partner with his details, dyndns name, your UDP port, his UDP port, his password and share parameter.


* Your port UDP ( yyyy ) will have to be redirected to local dreambox IP.
for this you will have to use a Router and to config that UDP packet that come to your Internet IP on chosen port ( yyyy )
to be forwarded on the same port UDP ( yyyy ) to local dreambox IP.


How to build your D line which you will give to your share partner:

D: { your_dydns_name_or_ip { xxxx yyyy { your_password { local_card_dist virtual_card_dist }}}}

in xxxx your share partner will enter his UDP port, leave it as xxxx.
yyyy - is your UDP port.
your_password = it is the same password as it is in M line.
local_card_dist = A5 this is the distance you want your local card to be visible, A is for special cards like SKY UK/IT.
virtual_card_dist = A5 this is the distance you want your virtual cards that come from other networks to be visible, A is for special cards like SKY UK/IT.


* Attention do not make confusion between your D line, you will give to your friends and friends D lines from your cwshare.cfg

* Attention do not make public your lines D&M or any D lines from cwshare.
# start cwshare.cfg config file

# allow maximum 06 share level for recieved card data
I: { 06 }

# 01 repeat EMM's
# 00 consider every EMM only once
# 01 restart pid on overflow
# 1* reset ENX on every channel change
# *1 check/reset ENX freezes on FTA
# *2 check/reset ENX freezes on PayTV
# *3 check/reset ENX freezes on FTA and PayTV
# 00 write nothing in atack.txt
# 01 write into atack.txt: password is wrong
# 02 write into atack.txt: ID unknown
# 04 write into atack.txt: IP is wrong
# 08 write into atack.txt: port is worng
# 10 write into atack.txt: share.stat
# 20 create online.log for online/offline logging
# 3F write everything. (combine bits for other combinations)
# 4000 send ecm again after 4 Seconds if no reply.
# 6000 resync decode after 6 Seconds if net decode failed
N: { 00 01 03 1F 4000 6000 }

# Send ECM's at maximum 5 cards (please use this as default)
X: { 05 }

# Send ECM's in any case to these card ID's, even they are more then X:
# some examples ...
#G: { 17020000 1234 }
#G: { 0B000000 ABCD }
#G: { 05021510 AB34 }
#G: { 0D03A000 A234 }

# For W: please read the cwshare.txt, here only some examples
# use card 1 only for the following pids
#W: { 01 02 02 } 1022 100A 100B 102B 1009 101D 1029 1014 1011 101B
# don't use card 2 for the following pids
#W: { 02 03 03 } 1008 1016

# S: is the same as W:, just using the SID instead of the ECMPID

# cwshare.cfg --- dbox1 --- Internet und Lokales Netzt
#
# password
M: { mydbox2.homeip.net { AA242456 }}

# Internet Friends port range password cod
D: { friend1.homeip.net { 8010 8010 { B142AB11 { 5 5 }}}}
D: { friend2.homelinux.net { 8010 8010 { 81BFF901 { 5 5 }}}}

# other local boxes
D: { 192.168.0.51 { 8020 8020 { AB333441 { 5 5 }}}}
D: { 192.168.0.52 { 8020 8020 { BA334B24 { 5 5 }}}}

# end cwshare.cfg config file


About G-Box Center

G-Box Center it is a plugin that will display informations about your share partners and virtual cards.


Panel with peers status, card shared, gbox ver, IP address... select a peer and press ok to have more detailed info.


Here you can see how many cards are come and from what distance, theoretically lower distance mean better speed.



This mean that cards that have Level 0 will not be re shared any more, cards with Level 1 can be re shared only once, Level 2 will be re shared 2 times till will reach level 0...


Here is displayed what providers can be accessed and with how many cards for each provider.

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How to manual install G-Box Center:

copy egboxcenterd to /var/bin and set attrib to 755
copy this files to /var/tuxbox/plugins
egboxcenter.cfg
egboxcenter.so -set attrib to 755

Now go to Blue Panel - Plugins and select G-Box Center to start.



Tips

* If you start getting attack with bad port one cause can be that you are using v 2.20-2.25 and you receive to many cards >1024. Use PC log to check for this problem.
To fix this you have two options:
install gbox v 2.1b or
lower your I to 04 or 03 like this I: { 03 } and check your X parameter if is not to high; normal value it is X: { 05 }

* If you enter in your M line your IP then you can't have in D line dyndns name, only IP's.

* Here you have my ident & ignore list.
check how many cards you will have before and after; this list will ignore old/fake cards.
download ident & ignore list

Install in dir: /var/keys and restart gbox.