Hi @ all,


I'm trying to list all the commands for "Simplebuild 3 / Toolchain Update Plugin (s3.TUP)" and to make them understandable with an explanation.


I open this thread so that you don't have to search wildly for the respective commands or their explanations ...



########################### Simplebuild 3 #################### ########



Download Simplebuild 3


Code:
git clone https://github.com/gorgone/s3_releases.git



Authorization to do everything as user "root"


Code:
./s3 tcupdate --config "CTNG_BUILD_AS_ROOT" "1"



Clean simplebuild 3


Code:
./s3 clean



Update simplebuild 3 svn


Code:
./s3 svnup



Update simplebuild 3 (from RC6)


Code:
./s3 update_me



Download current svn this will be backed up automatically


Code:
./s3 checkout



starts the graphical menu


Code:
./s3 menu



Set path in profile


Code:
-c = / path / to / config directory


############################# Toolchain ################### ##############


Update toolchain (from version 21)


Code:
./s3 tcupdate -u

or

Code:
./s3 tcupdate --update_me

Update of all crosstool-NG based toolchain templates to gcc 10.2.0 and binutils 2.35


Code:
./s3 tcupdate --update_me
to load the latest toolchain templates


Code:
./s3 tcupdate --setup
run to install the latest version of crosstool-NG (with gcc 10.2.0 support)


Code:
./s3 tcupdate --reset
please explain here in more detail


############################ General #################### ##########


Integrate OScam Patch


Copy patch to


Code:
/ opt / s3_releases / oscam-svn /

Apply patch with ...


Code:
patch -p1 <filename.patch
or


Code:
patch -p0 <filename.patch

Oscam peer Telnet Manuel start


Go to the OScam directory where the "bin" is located, e.g.


Code:
cd / usr / local / bin
then you must...


Code:
./oscam -b -r2

...enter. If you don't want to write the name in full, you can use the Autofill function from Telnet.



######################## ECM time tuning ##################### ##


As many of you have already noticed, the problem with USB readers like the Easymouse 2 under> Kernel 4.9 is that the ECM times are a lot higher than under Kernel 4.4.


The problem is a fixed bug in the serial module of the kernel.

Unfortunately, this bug fixing has a negative effect on our card readers.


Here is the solution to change the behavior of the serial module back to its old procedure.

The whole thing is a pure software solution and does not require any modification of the serial module.


The tests were carried out with Raspbian and Kernel 4.9.80. Should work with any other Linux distro too.



Read kernel under Debian with the command ...


Code:
uname -r

Step 1


Code:
apt-get update
apt-get install setserial

step 2

1.udev rule in ...


Code:
/etc/udev/rules.d
... create (example: 50-easymouse2.rules)



2. Enter the following line there ...


[CODE]SUBSYSTEMS == "usb", KERNEL == "ttyUSB *", ATTRS {serial} == "Serial of your Reader", SYMLINK + = "GeheimeKarte", RUN + = "/ bin / setserial / dev / GeheimeKarte low_latency"[CODE]



3. Enter "/ dev / GeheimeKarte" as a device in your reader in OSCam


4. Restart the OSCam



P.S:

You get the serial of the reader via ...
code

dmesg

... displayed





To all !!!

If I am wrong in an explanation, please let me know and I will change this in the post.

You are also welcome to give me more detailed (but easily understandable) explanations / explanations for the respective commands, then I would be happy to add this.

Furthermore, if I have any further commands, please let me know so that I can insert them. But please always provide the commands with an easily understandable explanation / explanation.



I hope this thread / post is helpful for some and maybe someone can pin it here on the board so that the users don't always have to look for it.