Originally posted by eddub:

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The starview forum seems more productive...
00 = 1A C4 BB 2D 46 80 53 FB
01 = AB A6 8D DB B2 4D FF C6

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Originally posted by ddotsy:

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How and where do you get the new codes from.

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Originally posted by glic83:

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check out this
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/531363

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Originally posted by romulet:

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Chorus Cable Cork working now (probably don't need it now)

N 5E01 01 12989194D9D5C301 ;ROM7 AU Key Time Thu Apr 10 21:38:27 2008
N 5401 01 ABA68DDBB24DFFC6 ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008
N 5401 00 1AC4BB2D468053FB ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008
N 5E01 01 12989194D9D5C309 ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008
N 5E01 00 C00F1946CB6D93DF ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008

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Originally posted by kevinly:

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Originally posted by romulet:

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Chorus Cable Cork working now (probably don't need it now)

N 5E01 01 12989194D9D5C301 ;ROM7 AU Key Time Thu Apr 10 21:38:27 2008
N 5401 01 ABA68DDBB24DFFC6 ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008
N 5401 00 1AC4BB2D468053FB ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008
N 5E01 01 12989194D9D5C309 ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008
N 5E01 00 C00F1946CB6D93DF ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 21:01:45 2008

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Thank you. Is there any mailing list or something for Cho4us Keys? I had a lot of trouble getting through to the forum today and it appears the admin don't look down too favourably to all these key request posts and threads.

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Originally posted by ruprect:

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As mentioned teh 01 key always seems to come in OK.

So last night I went on evocam 001A only ROM10 enabled

N 5401 01 7375C3CC596DDFFA ;ROM10 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 02:01:04 2008
N 5401 00 067AF388D224-0-5F5 ;ROM10 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 02:01:04 2008

So I changed that "0" to "1" rebooted with only ROM7 enabled and it worked. Then the incorrect key was brought in since I was set to autoupdate. So now my keylist looks like

N 5401 01 7375C3CC596DDFFA ;ROM10 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 02:01:04 2008
N 5401 00 067AF388D22415F5 ;ROM10 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 02:01:04 2008
N 5401 00 067AF388D22415FD ;ROM7 AU Key Time Wed Apr 9 07:50:10 2008

So you can see the incorrect key is there, with the usual "D" at the end BUT the good one is still there and the box is working perfectly (Blade 4.0 AKA blade trinity final)

My camd_cfg is

Quote:

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# debug messages level

# EMM messages
# 00 don't show any EMM's
# 01 show only valid EMM's, default setting
# 02 show valid and bad EMM's with complete data display
M: { 00 }

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

# AU
# 00 is ignored (default)
# 01 enable AU
# 02 AU Auto
A: { 02 }

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

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

# # Hash pids
# 00 hash all pids
# 01 hash only pids with implemented algos (default)
H: { 00 }

# share Mode
# 00 Pure emu
# 01 Pure emu
# 02 Pure emu
# 03 alle network clients
# 04 newcamd share
# 05 radegast share
# 06 camd35 share(not in use)
G: { 00 }

# On Screen Display for Multicam
# 00 No OSD (default)
# 01 display Smartcard messages, box IP required
# 02 display Smartcard messages new nhttpd format, box IP required
O: { 00? }
USER = root
PWD = dbox2

# To use UDP log
# 00 disabled
# 01 enabled
L: { 00 }192.168.1.6 10000

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What I find interesting is ROM7 keeps getting the same key and digit wrong. Now if I had say 3 roms enabled and they brought in the same 00 code with one digit wrong, then by a process of elimination I could figure out the correct code. Put the 3 incorrect keys under each other, and if the 3 keys have incorrect codes in different places then when one digit is wrong the other 2 will agree. Now if that could be done automatically it would fix the whole problem.

e.g.
ROM7 gives 1239
ROM10 gives 9234
ROM11 gives 1294

Then I can make the right code from those 3, look for 2 digits in agreement in the 3 lines, in this case the right code would be 1234

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