How do you start the transmission daemon from the command line, or even better where do I set it to autostart on boot.
I want to avoid using the GUI to achieve these things.
List of Telnet Commands for Enigma2 Receivers
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How to enable Wirelles configuration via telnet commands?
Via GUI (openatv, Open BlackHole openPli from multiboot) freezing when i try to enable wireless network (freezing at message "activate your network please wait")
Via multiboot when i select to boot from Flash image(BH latest) wirelesses adapter is working... any help
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Which is HDD Pwr comand please_
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How to enable Wirelles configuration via telnet commands?
Via GUI (openatv, Open BlackHole openPli from multiboot) freezing when i try to enable wireless network (freezing at message "activate your network please wait")
Via multiboot when i select to boot from Flash image(BH latest) wirelesses adapter is working... any help
This means the bug happens only running from OMB. I don't think anything would change by command line.
What image (and version) do you have in flash and which ones in OMB?
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how to factory reset vu zero4k via telenet?
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how to factory reset vu zero4k via telenet?
I don't think that there's such a command! Could be a script of python file to run.
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is er een commando om oscam opnieuw te starten via snel toets?
is there a command to restart oscam via hotkey?
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Hi please command to replace file from on image with a file in another image
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Hi please command to replace file from on image with a file in another image
Not sure what that means. Can you explain in more detail exactly what it is you are trying to do?
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Thanks to your reply I want to replace file in an image as examble lib/module with thw same file in another image
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Thanks to your reply I want to replace file in an image as examble lib/module with thw same file in another image
If you knew the name of the module or driver you would get a more precise answer.
Maybe this thread is similar to what you are asking ~ Install drivers without internet connection
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Thanks to your reply I want to replace file in an image as examble lib/module with thw same file in another image
You can copy the file to your USB drive, boot up in the other image and copy it to the same place from the USB drive.
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is there a telnet command to reload bin files, without having to reboot device ??
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is there a telnet command to reload bin files, without having to reboot device ??
Just stop/start/restart the bin should work ?
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is there a telnet command to reload bin files, without having to reboot device ??
Just stop/start/restart the bin should work ?
is there a specific telnet command to do this ?
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Depends on the the .bin
Normally with e2 the .bin is located /usr/bin
So for oscam
Code/usr/bin/oscam -bHere is a script i use to download a softcam key, replace it and restart oscam.emu
Oscam.emu in this case has a start script in /etc/init.d/
Bash
Display More#!/bin/sh #jenseneverest softcam.key updater TMPDIR='/var/tmp' TARGET='/etc/tuxbox/config/oscam-emu/' cd $TMPDIR curl -LJO https://github.com/MOHAMED19OS/SoftCam_Emu/raw/main/SoftCam.Key sleep 2 cp -p SoftCam.Key /$TARGET sleep 2 /etc/init.d/softcam.oscam-emu restart echo echo echo ---------------------------------------------------- echo echo " updated softcam.key - restarted oscam emu " echo echo ---------------------------------------------------- echo echo exit 0 -
Hi,
Is it possible to backup the currently active image in an E2 receiver via telnet to a file named backup.img
I tried the below telnet command using both DCC and PuTTy and kept getting no such file or directory message.
cat /dev/mtd/3 > /tmp/backup.img
cat: can't open '/dev/mtd/3': No such file or directory
I was logged on to the E2 receiver LAN IP address OK in both DCC Telnet and PuTTY sessions
It looks like the syntax to find the backup source is incorrect but I have no knowledge of this stuff?
The receiver is an Octagon SF8008 with 4 image slots.
Any help most appreciated
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Hi,
Is it possible to backup the currently active image in an E2 receiver via telnet to a file named backup.img
I tried the below telnet command using both DCC and PuTTy and kept getting no such file or directory message.
cat /dev/mtd/3 > /tmp/backup.img
cat: can't open '/dev/mtd/3': No such file or directory
I was logged on to the E2 receiver LAN IP address OK in both DCC Telnet and PuTTY sessions
It looks like the syntax to find the backup source is incorrect but I have no knowledge of this stuff?
The receiver is an Octagon SF8008 with 4 image slots.
Any help most appreciated
I doubt that is even possible beause for example on openatv backups are done as .zip files not .img .
but on newer openatv when you make backup image of a slot there is imagebackup.sh saved to tmp folder, so not sure if you could save that and run it via termal.
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