devParam.dat

[balvant813]

I am not able to add camera in the App. To add localnetwork, I tried to use ./goke_p2pcam_param -f /home/devParam.dat -wtest -ktest but cant find the devParam.dat file.

Any suggestion for alternatives or content of the file?

[edsub]

Afaik you have to use the app to get the cam linked to your wlan before applying the hack.

[balvant813]

My problem is that app never finds the camera. I think app uses 192.168.200.1 as AP-Hotspot network and my local network is on 192.168.200.xxx also. I am stuck!

Thanks for the reply.

Balvant

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Afaik you have to use the app to get the cam linked to your wlan before applying the hack.

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[TimelessNL]

This worked for me:

1. Get devParam.dat from here
2. Put this file on a SD-Card.
3. Put this SD-Card in the camera.
4. After boot the SD should be mounted automatically. run mount -> to check where it is mounted
5. copy this file (SD-Card may be mounted elsewhere) cp /media/devParam.dat /home/devParam.dat
6. update wpa_supplicant.conf to reflect your network configuration.
7. reboot
8. p2pcam should now initiate wpa_supplicant.

_Take note that this devParam contain some magic WiFi information, so it may have unwanted side effects. In my case devParam.dat seemed to be ignored since wpa_supplicant.conf stayed unaffected after reboot_

I tried to update devParam.dat but goke_p2pcam_param segfaults for some unknown reason.

[wwolkers]

I used a different solution. I put a 'cls.conf' file in the root of an SD card with the following contents:

[cls_server]
ssid = blabla
passwd = supersecret

obviously change the ssid and the password to match.

[johng2001]

cls.conf worked for me too device was a "Worldtech WTCCM011" (Goke_GK7102s) had another problem that telnet was not started so made a modification to the debug_cmd.sh which runs at startup

# Telnet Server
if [ "$HACK_TELNET" = "NO" ]; then
    start-stop-daemon -K -n telnetd
fi

changed to

# Telnet Server
if [ "$HACK_TELNET" = "YES" ]; then
    /bin/busybox telnetd
fi

ohn@debian:~$ telnet 192.168.1.143 23 Trying 192.168.1.143... Connected to 192.168.1.143. Escape character is '^]'.

localhost login: root Password: [root@localhost:/root]# cd .. [root@localhost:/]# ls bak etc ipc media opt root sys var bin home lib mnt p2pcam run tmp dev init linuxrc nfsroot proc sbin usr [root@localhost:/]#