I don't think that will work. SF8008 and SF4008 have differents socs, first from HiSilicon and second from Broadcom. Then there is the manufacturer level that get's source code from soc manufacturer, adjusts it for own needs, actives or codes new features needed. Octagon orders these boxes from these manufacturers with a feature set it wants, it does have own box factories. My guess is that Octagon does no make box software, it buys it from these manufacturers. It tried to get blind scan for SF4008, but the manufacturer has not been able to do it, but the manufacturer for SF8008 has been able to do it, like DreamBox has. Octagon worked with Enigma2 coders to make the user interface for blind scan, so it is open source can be adapted to other boxes that have drivers that support this user interface. Different images for SF8008 (oatv, openvix) have the same drivers that come from Octagon and the open source user interface for blind scan. We will see if that transponder selection will be added to the old enigma2 blind scan plug-in. My Gigablue Quad uses this software blind scan plug-in, but it is not very good finding channels. I use my openbox sx4 for blind scanning.
Enigma2 boxes are not really open source, when we get down to hardware level. It's these so called drivers that come from the manufacturer that communicates with the hardware, they are not open source. There are not many soc manufacturers or box makers that have made enigma2 drivers for their socs, Broadcom, HiSilicon, STi (old socs, the new ones have not like the one used in Openbox SX4 or 6) and Wetek.
Octagon made hardware bind scan interface for SF8008, can we persuade it to make a spectrum analyzer? Crazyscan supports SiLabs tuners and demods, so drivers need interface to them and somebody that can code the userinterface.
