Using Infinity Phoenix as reader in Debian

[B][SIZE=4][COLOR=Magenta]Using Infinity Phoenix as reader in Debian[/COLOR][/SIZE]

[/B] [B]1 - Install libusb-0.1.12 first [/B]

ftp libusb-01.12.tar.gz and go there... and do

gzip -cd libusb-0.1.12.tar.gz | tar xvf -

cd libusb-0.1.12

./configure

make

make install

[B]2- Install nftytool1-1 [/B]


ftp nftytool1-1.tar.gz and go there ... and do

gzip -cd nftytool-1.1.tar.gz | tar xvf -

cd nftytool-1.1

./configure

make

cd /home/nftytool-1.1

[B]3- To start Infinity USB phoenix in phoenix mode do:[/B]

Connect usb and COM with programmer and run

cd /home/nftytool-1.1

this will start in 3.58 Mhz
./nftytool -p phoenix -- -p phoenix -f 3.58 -e

or

this will start in 3.68 Mhz :
./nftytool -p phoenix -- -p phoenix -f 3.68 -e

or

this will start in 6 Mhz :
./nftytool -p phoenix -- -p phoenix -f 6.00 -e

use
SERIAL READER : /dev/ttyS0
for COM1 in CCcam.cfg


P.S if you get error like gcc not found or something like that during install (make command), you have to install C compilations and libraries required. This is different on Linux versions. But for Debian you can do 'apt-get install build-essential'.

All these commands can be copied and pasted in to putty by by right mouse click

[COLOR=Orange][B]Files needed available here:[/B][/COLOR]
These files are required in order to use the Infinity Phoenix Programmer as a card reader for CCcam/Newcs in a linux server.