Hello. On Mon, 2007-12-10 at 20:18, Daniel Ribeiro wrote: > > Daniel Willmann wrote: > > Calling the kernel... > > TX: JUMPA0DE0000BA ( 02 4a 55 4d 50 1e 41 30 44 45 30 30 30 30 42 41 03) > > The phone displays > > Critical Error: > > DEA1 > > So it is likely that the kernel has to be signed somehow in order to > > flash it. :-( > Not necessarily.
Can be, but googling for DEA1 shows up Data Encryption Algorithm and a lot forums also state that most of the CGs are signed on this devices. Would make sense that it will be the same for the boot_usb protocol. But of course we can't be 100% sure about it. > Seems that the phone was recognized as A1200/E2/E6, is that right?? No. Different PID. So he had to add another phonetype. Just a one liner. Daniel, can you commit this one? Even if the address is perhaps not right it should go in as it breaks nothing. > Maybe 0xa0de0000 is not suitable for jumping to. Try some other > addresses, or sniff the moto software and see if RDL is executed from > this area in RAM. You have a good algorithm to test different addresses? Brute-force would be pretty boring. :) regards Stefan Schmidt
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