Cemu wont run..

[PigBenis]

Alright, so heres the thing, cleaning lady works here, cleaning lady cleans my room, di*h is in my room, cleaning lady fucks di*h up, she disconnected the cable that goes to the pc, and now it wont load at all, what can i do?
:((

UPDATE: This is a bit awkward. I tried nearly everything and now its working, except that I dont know what it was exactly that made it work. What I did was connect the cables again, unplug the power cable, plug it again, restarted cemu, then looked around with the options (which I've never used) and I pressed the up arrow key, something changed, then again, something changed to ON and it stated working. Could this have anything to with it or was it mere coincidence and/or luck? I guess that after this update this thread is useless, sorry about it, but... I dunno, it was my luck I think..

[JT]

Sounds like you just needed to reconnect the cable and reboot both receiver and cemu.

[PigBenis]

Yeah, I did a couple of times but it wasnt working, well at first it wasnt, then I started doing things randomly and it finally worked. So like i said, just my luck. Thanks for replying :)

[Eldune]

Yeah, I did a couple of times but it wasnt working, well at first it wasnt, then I started doing things randomly and it finally worked. So like i said, just my luck. Thanks for replying :)

You most likely had old keys and they needed to r0ll~~~~~

[Crazy1_79]

i am having a hell of time with autoroll on any cemu platform or provider. I can put keys in and get video and audio but i let it sit all night and no autroll. I am fuckiing something up. compiled them in djgpp perfectly. but i think it is config file or something. hell i don't know. I should just manually update keys and watch the damn thing. I don't use it that much i just play with it once in awhile. tried LZ's 1.8 someones 1.8U and 1.73 tried all kinds.

[seaboard18]

i am having a hell of time with autoroll on any cemu platform or provider. I can put keys in and get video and audio but i let it sit all night and no autroll. I am fuckiing something up. compiled them in djgpp perfectly. but i think it is config file or something. hell i don't know. I should just manually update keys and watch the damn thing. I don't use it that much i just play with it once in awhile. tried LZ's 1.8 someones 1.8U and 1.73 tried all kinds.
This is for LB's Ver. 1.8 --- name it cemu.conf If this does not help, you need to flash your atmel chip with the correct flash for rev 10b. They are in the fileshop.

# Lines beginning with a # are comments and are not read by cemu
# ---- PORT Settings ---
# Linux/Cygwin : /dev/ttyS0 for COM1, /dev/ttyS1 for COM2 .....
# Dos/Windows/DJGPP : COM1 or 1 for Com1, COM2 or 2 for Com2....
# Linux USB->Serial Adapter : /dev/ttyUSB0
# Stream file input : stream
port COM1
baud 115200
# If your com port dosn't use the sandard IRQ and Base Address,
# use the options below to set them
# Standard IRQ and BASE Addresses are as follows:
# Port Base Address IRQ
# COM1 0x3f8 4
# COM2 0x2f8 3
# COM3 0x3e8 4
# COM4 0x2e8 3
#
# change these 2 lines if you com port uses a different irq or address
#irq 5
#address 3e8
#AVR or mofified serial port
#protocol modserial
protocol avr
sendatrstart 0 #(for modded serial)
sendatrreset 0 #(for modded serial)
#atrbaud 4800 #(for modded serial)
# Daylight Saving Time
#1 - For Daylight Saving Time (March to November), 0 - Standard Time (November to March)
daylight 1
# Choose your Time Zone below, this works with Zip Code and DayLight
# make sure only one timezone line in uncommented. ie no # in front of it
# tz newfounland
# tz atlantic
#tz eastern
tz central
# tz mountain
# tz pacific
# tz alaska
# tz virgin
# tz honolulu
# Zip code in decimal
# For Bev, choose a zip code from the following list
# British Columbia: 3758,5464-5483,5490,5493,5496-5718,6240-6266
# Alberta: 3706,4935,4940-5461,5486,5488,5984-6006
# Saskatchewan: 4680-4921,4937
# Manitoba: 3784,3921-3924,4121-4147,4420-4654,5982
# Ontario, Quebec: 780,1560-3638,3732,3900-3919,3926-4091,5980
# Maritimes: 15-17,73-559,1040-1280,3836
# Newfoundland: 0-13,26-65
zip 33333
#
# The name of your ROM file
rombin rom10.bin
# The name of your EEPROM file (File to upgrade with your information)
dishbin dish.bin
# Write to bin = NoSave 0, Dont Write to bin = NoSave 1
nosave 1
# Use this option to display different output information
# CMD IRD command, and other cmds logged
# CMD07 debug CMD07s
# CAM not used yet
# SAVE not used yet
# 6805 debug the 6805 emulator commands. This is very intensive
# MAP debug the map functions from libgmp
# ROM3 debug bytes placed in ROM
# NYI not Yet Implemented feature debug
# INPUT debug incoming byte strings
# OUTPUT debug outgoing byte strings
# COMM debug low level communication
# RUN output various info taken from a running bin (keys, etc)
# KEY output just key info
# EMM debug EMM's that have been decoded
# B1 debug B1 morph
# EMU debug B1 processing emulator, verbose output
# EMU_0x80 debug B1 processing emulator, limits output to 0x80 - 0xC0, must used with EMU
# NAGRA debug ROM102 MAPROM/MAPMEM
# EMMALL debug decryption of all EMMs with all keysets
# DEBUG turn on debug debug processing :)
# BIG_INT debug big_int
# NONE turn ALL debugging off
# ALL turn on ALL debugging from above
# Below are some examples
#debug RUN KEY NYI EMM INPUT OUTPUT MAP 6805
#debug RUN KEY NYI EMM INPUT OUTPUT ROM3
#debug RUN KEY NYI EMM ROM3
#debug B1 EMM KEY EMU EMU_0x80
#debug INPUT OUTPUT CAM KEY
# This lines is the line to edit for debugging things like keys on your screen
debug B1 KEY
#debugging on = 1, debugging off = 0 used to debug the cemu program. Usage: b/d/e/g/s/q/r/w
debugging 0
#Needed for key recognition
cmdforkeys B1
offsetkey86 14
offsetkey96 14
stringtofind86 42001006080010
stringtofind96 42001046080010
# Command for ghetoroll
# ghetoroll on 1 and ghettoroll off 0
ghetoroll 0
# Time Interval to check for reload.key in seconds
# The number below sets the time to 5 minutes
checkdelaykey 300
#altcmds not needed at present
#altcmdforkeys B1
#altoffsetkey86 14
#altoffsetkey96 14
#altstringtofind86 42001006080010
#altstringtofind96 46001046080010
#
#Output EMM decrypt data, including keys, use any log name you'd like..EMMLOG 1-->ON
EMMLOG 0
#emmlog emmlog.txt
sessionkey 1
nbprecomp 5
# Output raw stream to a text file, use any log name you'd like..STREAMLOG 1-->ON
STREAMLOG 0
#streamlog streamlog.txt



Here is the HEX file - Name it 10BAR.HEX and flash it to your atmel. Do Not write anything to the eeprom part of the atmel.


:100000000CC0189521C01895189518951895189535
:1000100018951895189518951895479AF8940027EB
:100020000BBF05BFD0E0C0E60993C03EE8F3D03077
:10003000D8F30DED02BB00E201BB00EC07BB00E70B
:100040000DBF00E00EBFC79A00E70DBF00E00EBF76
:10005000839BFECFF89400E80BBF789490E2CCD05D
:10006000EAE6F2E02BE1C8953196002D99D0D9F758
:100070000FED0DBF00E00EBFBCD060D009935ED085
:1000800009935CD00993402E442029F0242D56D0AA
:1000900009932A95E1F752D00993242D04E0200F0B
:1000A000422EA7D00991ABD02A95E1F7A2D05ED01D
:1000B00009935CD009935AD00993402E442029F02B
:1000C000242D54D009932A95E1F750D00993242D7B
:1000D00004E0200F422E8DD0099103D02A95E1F73C
:1000E000C7CF2F93809BFECF889A98E085D000C021
:1000F000909800C000C0000028E0882794E07CD0E1
:100100000000001FC8F00000909A00C0891F817095
:100110002A95A1F794E070D000C0879558F00000B0
:10012000909A00C096E068D0000000C0909A88982D
:100130002F9108959098F6CF9098E8CF2F93809BB9
:10014000FECF8099FECF96E09A95F1F701E099E015
:100150009A95F1F780B38695001FC8F7009599E04E
:100160009A95F1F7809BFECF2F910895B59B01C022
:10017000FDCF97E09A95F1F7000000E89AE09A9594
:10018000F1F70000000096B3990F990F990F0795AA
:10019000A8F700009AE09A95F1F7B59BFECF089575
:1001A0002F93889A90EF28D0909800C000C0F02E2E
:1001B00028E0882795E720D000C0001FC0F000008D
:1001C000909A00C0891F81702A95A1F796E714D0F4
:1001D000879558F00000909A00C098E70DD0000075
:1001E000909A88982F912A9508959098F6CF909894
:1001F000E9CFC0E6D0E008959A95F1F708952F93DE
:10020000C7989AE09A95F1F788E0079558F00000B2
:10021000C7980000000099E000009A95F1F78A95D0
:10022000A1F70AC0C79A0000000099E000009A9563
:10023000F1F78A9551F700C0C79A99E0DDDF2F9159
:100240000895FF920795FF1C0795FF1C0795FF1C5B
:100250000795FF1C0795FF1C0795FF1C0795FF1CC2
:100260000795FF1C0F2DFF9008953FFF9500FF910C
:100270008171FF4700444E41535031303220526566
:060280007631304215004A
:00000001FF

[PigBenis]

Ok, so instead of just creating a new one, im reviving this one. For some reason again, my cemu wont run, i was watching it peacefully around half hour again, when the screen went black, i tried flipping channels, and all i got was the hour, no guide, no channel, nothing all black. So i tried resetting, but so far its not working. Any ideas/tips?

[Crazy1_79]

well there was a keychange on dish today. maybe it didn't autoroll

[seaboard18]

well there was a keychange on dish today. maybe it didn't autoroll

This version of cemu did not AR due to some difficulty with the code that LazyBastard used for the 32 bit version.



Here, get this one;
Of my two, the files were identical, except that one was compiled for 64bit architecture and the other for 32bit. Both running FC5. The 64 rolled, the 32 didn't. I grabbed the whole directory from the 64, copied in the 32bit executable, and copied the whole directory over to the 32bit machine. It then rolled perfectly. I kept the original directory from the one that didn't roll for analysis. If I can find anything from it, I'll report it.



Compile cemu10b_v1.82AR OR cemu10b_v1.3.8 - Both of these versions AutoRoll Fine.

[davidghoser]

Charl*e must have new way to fool cemu software - autoroll doesn't detect new keys. Put in manually into dish.bin, they work.

[seaboard18]

Charl*e must have new way to fool cemu software - autoroll doesn't detect new keys. Put in manually into dish.bin, they work.


See the post above that I made.

Compile cemu10b_v1.82AR OR cemu10b_v1.3.8 - Both of these versions AutoRoll Fine.

[PigBenis]

Alright, I think thats a good option. However, im relatively n00bish about compiling, so what do I need to do?

[seaboard18]

Alright, I think thats a good option. However, im relatively n00bish about compiling, so what do I need to do?


You need to do everything in this post::D

http://www.dssftp.com/forum/showthread.php?t=70413

[Crazy1_79]

ahhh compiling, after reading many many threads and staying up for two days straight i compiled my first emu!! lol< follow SB's instructions and you will be compiling in much less time. I read thirty threads with thirty differenct instructions. the key is to find a good cjgpp installer that is ready to go with everything you need.

[PigBenis]

You need to do everything in this post::D

http://www.dssftp.com/forum/showthread.php?t=70413


Awesome, thanks for the post.:cool:

[Crazy1_79]

LOL, get ready for a long night!

[PigBenis]

Why, i was hoping I could go to bed early? Hahaha.

[Crazy1_79]

man i was up till 6 am two nights in a row learnign how to compile. but info was scattered along way apart then too. now it has been squeezed together. you shold only have a couple hours worth if you are lucky. first time is a bitch. after that, it comes easy

[PigBenis]

You're right about the first time is a bitch part, im already lost, what the hell is a cemu source!!! *cries* Well not really crying.. cause im a man! But i could use the help :D

[Crazy1_79]

source code is abunch of files that when compiled will make the cemu.exe. look in the downloads for source codes. for some reason they want us to be able to compile our own cemus from their source code. people write the source to make the cemu, we have to compile it

[PigBenis]

Downloads? is there a download section that im not aware of? Or any source code will do, I seem to found some on the file shop, but I dont know if any will do.

[Crazy1_79]

to learn how to compile any will do. and yes we have download section
http://bellexpress.vu/forum/
you will have to sign up. same credentials from here will work. but they are two different sites.