Flashcode/all,
Thanks for the advice.
Boo hoo, I'm typing this email still under Windoze :(
Here's a full run-down of what I've tried tonight:
I tried usbsnoop (version 1.5). I should note I'm using Windoze XP
Professional :(
There are 2 seemingly relevant devices that show up in usbsnoop's list:
1: USB\Vid_0e60&Pid_0101&Rev_0000 Fujitsu USB ADSL Loader
2: USB\Vid_0e60&Pid_0102&Rev_0100 Fujitsu USB ADSL WAN Modem
I tried, separately, filtering each entry.
Entry 1 produced a usbsnoop.log which stopped at 562,752 bytes after a
few seconds.
Entry 2 produced a usbsnoop.log of 14,096,088 bytes (actually, this one
just kept getting bigger, so I figured I'd let it get past 10 megs then
unplug the modem again, shortly after which it stopped getting bigger)
Returning to Linux, I ran them through eci_vendor_device.pl
The syntax I used was: "eci_vendor_device.pl usbsnoop.log"
Entry 1's output was a long list of 'saving URB <number>' before
returning to the prompt. This produced an eci_vendor.bin of 10,208
bytes.
Entry 2's output was a long list of 'saving URB <number>' followed by a
'interrupt packet detected. properly ending the generation of
eci_vendor.bin' before returning to the prompt. This produced an
eci_vendor.bin of 87,175 bytes.
I changed the following lines in startmodem:
'$ECILOAD1 0x$vid1 0x$pid1 0x$vid2 0x$pid2
/etc/eciadsl/eci_firm_kit_wanadoo.bin;
else
$ECILOAD1 0x$1 0x$2 0x$3 0x$4
/etc/eciadsl/eci_firm_kit_wanadoo.bin;'
to read:
'$ECILOAD1 0x$vid1 0x$pid1 0x$vid2 0x$pid2 /etc/eciadsl/eci_vendor.bin;
else
$ECILOAD1 0x$1 0x$2 0x$3 0x$4 /etc/eciadsl/eci_vendor.bin;'
I copied each one to /etc/eciadsl/ one after the other in turn, after
testing each one.
Running startmodem on the first entry's eci_vendor.bin gave me a similar
error to what I got before, i.e.:
test : /usr/local/bin/eci-load1
vid/pid read from /etc/eciadsl/vidpid: 0e60/0101 0915/0102
Init modem ...
Load Firmware ...
read 3160 bytes instead of 50672
can't read block
ECI Load 1 : failed!
Failed to load firmware
The ' read 3160 bytes instead of 50672' line may have had slightly
different figures in it, I don't recall, and forgot to log it.
Running startmodem on the second entry's eci_vendor.bin gave me the
following error:
test : /usr/local/bin/eci-load1
vid/pid read from /etc/eciadsl/vidpid: 0e60/0101 0915/0102
Init modem ...
Load Firmware ...
ECI Load 1 : failed!
Failed to load firmware
I tried changing the 1stPID entry in /etc/eciadsl/vidpid to 0102, and
got something similar, but with a different line at the end, like
'unable to locate your ECI USB Modem' (it wasn't that exactly, but I
forgot to log it.)
In other words, no joy :(
Am I doing something wrong here? Any further suggestions? If anyone
wants to see either my usbsnoop logs, or my eci_vendor.bin files, I'll
gladly mail them to you.
If anyone wants me to repeat the procedure, but log everything, I'll do
that.
Cheers,
Phil.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
FlashCode
Sent: 19 August 2002 06:15
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ECI] Re: Fujitsu FDX 310 'Failed to Load Firmware'
-SNIP-
Hi Phil,
The only solution is to extract your firmware under windows.
To do that install Snoopy USB sniffer (http://usbsnoop.sf.net)
and run it until LED stop blinking (only synchronization,
without internet connection).
Save your file and return under Linux.
Then convert file with eci_uc.pl (to produce firmware with the
expected format).
Edit startmodem and modify any occurence of "eci_firm_kit_wanadoo.bin"
with the name of the file you built.
Good luck Phil, the harder is to make sniffer works well under
Windows...
PS: yesterday I didn't suggest you anything, but after a good night,
ideas come again :)
Cordialement / Best regards
Sebastien.
http://flashcode.free.fr AIM: FlashCode AIM
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 160677660
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