SamyGO

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 11:02 am**

Well, I don't see any obvious reason why startup script wouldn't start. You should maybe try to add some sleep in script after injection, or simply rename script to launch it as latest in sequence (99_95->99_99 for example).

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 11:43 am**

After a couple of restarts of the TV and after adding sleep 5 in the auto start script by trying to start the script manually, I getting the following error in the command prompt:

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/mnt # /mnt/etc/init.d/99_95_SoftPowerOff.init start
/mnt/bin/ash: /mnt/etc/init.d/99_95_SoftPowerOff.init: not found

And I can see the 99_95_SoftPowerOff.init file is in the specified directory?!?

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 12:02 pm**

Is the script file non-empty (size<>0, maybe transfer failed)? Did you use Notepad++ to edit script, and verified linefeeds were set to UNIX format?

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 12:33 pm**

zoelechat wrote:Is the script file non-empty (size<>0, maybe transfer failed)? Did you use Notepad++ to edit script, and verified linefeeds were set to UNIX format?

Now I`m editing the script with Notepad ++.
I`ve modified it like this:

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#!/bin/sh
#
# ? Copyright 1996-2015, zoelechat@SamyGO
#
#
. /dtv/SGO.env

OPTIONS=""

SODIR=$SYSROOT/opt/privateer/usr/libso			# D/E only, on F/H environment LIBSO_DIR is used

stop_bootloop()
{
	for USB in /dtv/usb/sd* ; do
		echo "checking $USB"
		[ -e $USB/STOP ] && echo "STOP found. Script exit..." && exit 1
	done
}

case $1 in 
	start)
	stop_bootloop
	sleep 10
	[ "$LIBSO_DIR" ] && SODIR=$LIBSO_DIR
	samyGOso -A -B -r -l $SODIR/libSoftPowerOff.so $OPTIONS
	sleep 5
	;;
	stop)
	;;
	status)
	[ -f /dtv/SoftPowerOff.log ] && cat /dtv/SoftPowerOff.log || echo "Not started"
	;;
	*)
	echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|status}" 1>&2
	exit 0
	;;
esac

Restarted the TV with deep standby. The script didn`t start again.
Then I`ve changed the name of the script to 99_99_SoftPowerOff.init, thean restarted the TV again. The script didn`t start.

Then I`ve tried again a manual start and it started and worked normally until the next deep stanby

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/mnt # /mnt/etc/init.d/99_99_SoftPowerOff.init start
checking /dtv/usb/sda1
checking /dtv/usb/sdb
samyGOso v1.2.5 (c) bugficks 2013-2014, sectroyer 2014-2015
Injecting '/mnt/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libSoftPowerOff.so' resident: '1'
Succeeded.

Obviously the system refuses to start automatically the script, but why???

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 12:52 pm**

Funny indeed, the mystery deepens

Edit script and send injection output to file, like this:

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samyGOso -A -B -r -l $SODIR/libSoftPowerOff.so $OPTIONS > /dtv/softp.log

then after it should have started:

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cat /dtv/softp.log

So we'll be able to see what injection said.

Also add some linefeed after last line of script (=ENTER after 'esac'), just in case...

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:11 pm**

zoelechat wrote:Funny indeed, the mystery deepens
Edit script and send injection output to file, like this:
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samyGOso -A -B -r -l $SODIR/libSoftPowerOff.so $OPTIONS > /dtv/softp.log
then after it should have started:
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cat /dtv/softp.log
So we'll be able to see what injection said.

Also add some linefeed after last line of script (=ENTER after 'esac'), just in case...

All done.
Here the result:

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/mnt # cat /dtv/softp.log
cat: can't open '/dtv/softp.log': No such file or directory

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:14 pm**

momchetoi wrote:
zoelechat wrote:Funny indeed, the mystery deepens
Edit script and send injection output to file, like this:
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samyGOso -A -B -r -l $SODIR/libSoftPowerOff.so $OPTIONS > /dtv/softp.log
then after it should have started:
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cat /dtv/softp.log
So we'll be able to see what injection said.

Also add some linefeed after last line of script (=ENTER after 'esac'), just in case...
All done.
Here the result:
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/mnt # cat /dtv/softp.log
cat: can't open '/dtv/softp.log': No such file or directory

I think injection fails.

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:15 pm**

zoelechat wrote:Funny indeed, the mystery deepens
Edit script and send injection output to file, like this:
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samyGOso -A -B -r -l $SODIR/libSoftPowerOff.so $OPTIONS > /dtv/softp.log
then after it should have started:
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cat /dtv/softp.log
So we'll be able to see what injection said.

Also add some linefeed after last line of script (=ENTER after 'esac'), just in case...

All done.
Here the result:

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/mnt # cat /dtv/softp.log
cat: can't open '/dtv/softp.log': No such file or directory

I think injection fails.

P.S. Manual start

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 /mnt/etc/init.d/99_99_SoftPowerOff.init start

works normally

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:22 pm**

Just thinking... Don't you have an endless script in your startup sequence? For example an oscam daemon not launched in the background as it should, and preventing then anything further after it?

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:29 pm**

Yes, I have an oscam started,but what do you mean not started in the background?! How to start it in the background?
Osam -b ?

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