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o----k i didn't have my multimeter and i thought it was masses to avoid static electricity.... better this way... nothing to solder :)
I looked at the hex editor and found where Slot1 and slot2 are saved. I changed for the test one byte before Slot1 to 01, I wrote down, I made a restart and RS Monitor appeared.NovaS a écrit :Hmm, interesting, i went on vacation and a lot has happened :)
ebt25 - nice solution. Might I ask how you figured out the part with the modification in the memory?
I mean, I use also a programmer but how did you find out the 3 values to change?
Anyway I still want to root it and install new apps on it :)
I know it already :)NovaS a écrit :If i look directly at the binary file, it's still unclear to me how you decided exactly to try that address before the point where you thought it was the RS Slot 1 but anyway :)
For the rest of the parameters like SN and other stuff, don't get your hopes to high. You will soon find out that half of this image is also verified by checksum.
If you try to change some of the values, the unit will fail to boot and if you look at UART you will see why ;)
Yes, I use the analyzer, but I also have two R-Link screens. One from Clio / Captur the other from Laguna. I made two dumps and compared both files in the hex editor. I found a few differences and then tested one after the other. One byte (changes from 0x00 to 0x01) changes the screen upside down, but the violation of the checksum and navigation does not turn on.NovaS a écrit :You found it how? This makes me think you are using also a canalyzer? :)
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