Mark_Venture
2008-06-27 18:47:39 UTC
The LG Dare is sitting on my Desk.
Of course, Bitpim doesn't properly work with it.. Bitpim never shows me
files/folders no matter what I do (even if I try LGDownload first)
But I wanted to pass along that... Using LGDownload with the VX9100's DLL,
and entering NV EDIT (to switch to DM Mode), does put the phone to a mode
that I can access the file system in QPST's File Explorer to add ring tones.
Mark_Venture.
Of course, Bitpim doesn't properly work with it.. Bitpim never shows me
files/folders no matter what I do (even if I try LGDownload first)
But I wanted to pass along that... Using LGDownload with the VX9100's DLL,
and entering NV EDIT (to switch to DM Mode), does put the phone to a mode
that I can access the file system in QPST's File Explorer to add ring tones.
Mark_Venture.
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1. DMv6 Patch (Nathan Hjelm)
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Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 12:02:16 -0600
Subject: [BitPim-devel] DMv6 Patch
After spending some time looking at challenges/responses and assembly code
I can say I have DMv6 about 95% figured out. DMv6 phones respond to the 0xfe
0x00 command with a 0xfe 0x02 response (as opposed to 0xfe 0x01). The
response is then a 0xfe 0x03 command containing an XOR of the DMv5 response
mixed in with random numbers. The random numbers appear to have an effect on
the locations of the key bytes (something I haven't had a chance to fully
investigate) so for now I have hard-coded some "random" values for which the
locations of the XOR bytes are known.
Attached is the patch to enables DMv6 (which used on the VX-9100 and newer
Verizon LG phones). I have verified that the changes do no interfere with
the DMv5 code and that the code does indeed appear to work with the VX-9100.
-Nathan
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1. DMv6 Patch (Nathan Hjelm)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 12:02:16 -0600
Subject: [BitPim-devel] DMv6 Patch
After spending some time looking at challenges/responses and assembly code
I can say I have DMv6 about 95% figured out. DMv6 phones respond to the 0xfe
0x00 command with a 0xfe 0x02 response (as opposed to 0xfe 0x01). The
response is then a 0xfe 0x03 command containing an XOR of the DMv5 response
mixed in with random numbers. The random numbers appear to have an effect on
the locations of the key bytes (something I haven't had a chance to fully
investigate) so for now I have hard-coded some "random" values for which the
locations of the XOR bytes are known.
Attached is the patch to enables DMv6 (which used on the VX-9100 and newer
Verizon LG phones). I have verified that the changes do no interfere with
the DMv5 code and that the code does indeed appear to work with the VX-9100.
-Nathan
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