hey seabord,
I tryed the ini u posted, and the cemu screen seemed to look a bit differant then it did befor, but im having the same problem.
i started cemu and waited for it to load befor i gave the IRD power (as i always do -- the cemu is running on a decent pc also)
heres a image to part of the cemu shell log that i thought might help..
http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/7585/cemulogff7.jpg
also on a side note, i dont recall compressing cemu into a smaller file size after i compiled it because its not running off a floppy.. could this be something to do with it?
thnx,
Arachnid
OH, I am very sorry. I did not notice that you are using Bell. That cemu is not designed for Bell because Bell uses more keys for different providers. That is why you don't get the video. There is a new version, just released by MikeD at the Fileshop, that is designed for Bell. It is CEMU 10b v1.94 AR Released. This release requires the openssl module for djggp and there is a modification for pmcom that will need to be done to compile it.
Not everyone changed the location of the pmcom dir. In that case they would need to change the comm.cc file to this: If they still want to use some of the older versions.
From this:
#ifdef DJGPP
#include <pmcom/irq.h>
#include <pmcom/com.h>
TO This:
#ifdef DJGPP
#include "pmcom/irq.h"
#include "pmcom/com.h"
AND
The Make file:
From this:
ifdef DJGPP $(CC) $(CCOPT) $(cemuObjects) -lcrypto -lgmpxx -lgmp -lcom -g -o $(cemu)
To This:
ifdef DJGPP $(CC) $(CCOPT) $(cemuObjects) -lcrypto -lgmpxx -lgmp pmcom/rel/com.a -g -o $(cemu)
Other differences include a new cemu.cnf file, which would replace the cemu.ini file. That file would look like this:
#
# For comments any option use the symbol #
#
# ---- 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
#port stream
baud 115200
# If your com port dosn't use the sandard IRQ and Base Address, Change Them Here
# Standard IRQ and BASE Address:
# Port Base Address IRQ
# COM1 0x3f8 4
# COM2 0x2f8 3
# COM3 0x3e8 4
# COM4 0x2e8 3
#
#COM IRQ
#irq 5
#
#COM I/O Base Address
#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 - Works with Rom10to102
#1 - For Daylight, 0 - No Daylight
daylight 0
# Choose a good Time Zone work with Zip Code and DayLight - Works with Rom10to102
tz eastern
# Zip code decimal - Works with Rom10to102 (Need for a good TimeZone)
#zip 32118
zip 00000
#
# 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 0
# 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
# DEBUG turn on debug debug processing :)
# BIG_INT debug big_int
# NONE turn ALL debugging off
# ALL turn on ALL debugging from above
#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
debug B1 KEY
#debugging on = 1, debugging off = 0 to debug cemu. 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
#altcmds not needed at present
#altcmdforkeys b1
#altoffsetkey86 14
#altoffsetkey96 14
#altstringtofind86 42001006080010
#altstringtofind96 46001046080010
#
#EMMLOG 1 to save EMM decrypt data, including keys. EMMLOG 0 to turn off.
EMMLOG 0
n2date 0
autodate 2
# SETS N2DATES TO ALWAYS BE 2 DAYS FROM *NOW*, AUTOMATICALLY ADVANCING.
sessionkey 1
nbprecomp 5
# Output debug to a text file
#streamlog streamlog.txt
You would need to read the Readme for additional configuration for the Blackout file or if you don't need it, just leave it out.
CEMU 10b v1.94 AR Released
CEMU 10b v1.94 AR
- Added bypass of new ECMs
- Fixed error handling routines for B1 morph emulator.
CEMU 10b v1.93 AR
- On the fly blackout string updates, eliminating need for reset loops. No need to restart cemu to load new blackout string. May occasionally take up to 5 sec to update the bo string depending on IRD communication traffic. To speed up this process you can flip channels after an update.
keycmd 't/T' will toggle.
- keycmd 'y/Y' changed to 'q/Q' to exit cemu.
- Patch for rom102to10 eeprom to support longer CMD07s, use nagraedit 4.1 to apply patch or edit bin manually. Patch also adds additional blackout string data type for CMD220104 support.
THIS PATCH WILL ONLY WORK WITH THIS VERSION. Use the older single byte patch with versions prior to 1.92 which will give you most of the longer CMD07s but not all.
- CMD07 processing fixes for longer 07s.
- Autodate now based on global EMM date instead of CMD07. Updates eep bin automatically as well as loaded eep image with 6 month advanced expiration date. CAM image date now shown at startup.
Date debug info incorporated into cemu debug scheme. Autodate token now used to turn off or on n2date functions, no longer requires entering number of days to advance date.
- Cosmetic fixes for blackout string info, can now use longer descriptions.
- Cosmetic fixes for command labeling.
- DJGPP pmcomm patch included.
- USE INCLUDED cemu.conf file as it contains changes to autodate token as well as alt cmd tokens which were reactivated in version 1.91AR for alternate provider autoroll in b3v. Also the nosave token was not being recognized, that has now been fixed.
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