In fact, you don't even have to bother with chmod 755 for the emu, as when you activate the emu in the Softcam Menu, the coding for that menu (which is buried inside the neutrino binary) does that for you! I tested this feature, and it works fine.
Peeps who are trying to get a CCcam.tar.gz file working in /var/bin/emu must remember that tar.gz is a Linux-compressed archive file, similar to zip and rar. No way can it function in that state! WinRAR can be used to extract tarball archives to their full-size executeable format.
Emu versions are read from /var/etc/emu_versions.txt - and are NOT 'dynamic'. This part of the menu coding was never finished off properly. Lraizer is currently working on making the exact cam version in use be reported to the menu dynamically. Well, at least for the five most popular emus in circulation. We hope to roll this out in the 14.3 release.
As for channel numbering, this is an old chestnut going back to the early days of neutrino dBox2, LOL! I stand to be corrected, but there is no hard-coding method of making neutrino start at any other channel number than 1.
But I do recall someone finding a 'dirty' workaround. I think this entailed something along the lines of making the first bouquet called 'Crap' with channels 1-100 being all crap channels, (not too difficult to populate, then!)- and then hiding that bouquet. So the channel listings then showed as 101 and up.
Cheers- AL
