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With the one I assigned 192.168.0.100

I have a generic IP camera, the instructions say to use PanoEagle AjDevTools, so I'm assuming it's some kind of clone. Strange thing about this camera is that it comes with a static IP from factory of 192.168.1.110, my network is 192.168.0.X, but I was able to log in to the web interface by...

Can you upload the version of the program you have. I've tried a 1.29 version but it would never read

at first I was using 1.18 and then i found 1.29. do you have a more recent version?

Well, after desoldering and connecting it to my chip reader. Nothing, nada. same as if it were still plugged in. Maybe this reader is just not compatible. Don't know. I've officially given up. No way to program this chip.

I read in another place that the reason some chips can't be read in parallel is because when you input the VCC voltage, it sends that to the board and tries to boot. There are some solutions, you could put a 1000ohm resister before the nearest power source to the VCC to prevent the voltage from...

Yeah, powered off and disconnected from everything. My next idea will be to take the chip off completely and see if it will read. Another issue is that the programmer I'm using doesn't list an MX25L6436, only matches up to MX25L64... the rest don't come close. I'll take the chip off and see if...

Well, I tried and tried again and this programmer is not reading the chip. It won't detect it, it won't read it. Maybe i need better instructions. I tried hooking everything up before inserting the USB and many, many other things and that chip won't read.

You could use no-ip.com and forward a port on your router. On your phone you would put the web address created at no-ip.com and port from router. In my Milestone Argus (WD NAS Server App), I have no-ip.com as madeupname.sytes.net:6000(not my real address or port). But my Argus software is user...

In all honesty, I could have just purchased another $40 camera instead of all these flashing equipment and thrown the camera in the trash. But I am enjoying this, great learning experience. Also, I'll be able to help friends if they ever have the need to flash a chip.

On the way tuesday. I've definitely put the lens back on. But during reading and flashing I'll have to remove it. hopefully no dust falls in. I know it's cheaper on ebay, but I've had better experience with Amazon and shipping is usually faster. If this works, I'll post the complete dump just...

Here is a picture of the other side because all the info i found on that 8-pin led to a 16kb memory chip. the MX25L6436F chip seems like the main memory.

I've seen these devices, but i have not seen how they use it without taking the chip off. I've always seem them take it off

I'm all for it! I'll have to order it. I'm not a very good solder-er, is there a way to read from it without desoldering?

For the most part yes, it echos. But multiline echo.

well, it appears my journey has ended. i ran the upgrade command and since it wasn't doing anything, i unplugged it (like i had done many times before) and u-boot is gone. now i only have 2 chevrons with no help command

Near the very beginning of this thread, you were able to extract files from the firmware, how did you do that? how were you able to extract rootfs.squash?

I just tried this, where I tried to transfer the rootfs.squashfs file directly to 0x001b0000 through serial using loady sonix # loady 0x001b0000 loady 0x001b0000 ## Ready for binary (ymodem) download to 0x001B0000 at 115200 bps... xyzModem - CRC mode, 1(SOH)/5888(STX)/0(CAN) packets, 5 retries...

I wouldn't say frustrated, i'm learning a lot and the less things work, the more i decipher from the thought-process behind the instructions received. If you do buy one, all you have to do to brick it is try upgrading the firmware. LOL.

maybe the 5c0000 needs to be in CRC16 some type of erase 0x1b0000 [CRC16 VALUE] Earlier today, i received a message on this forum from someone that is going through the same issue. He said he is in contact with SV3C and they forwarded him an email that was supposed to have an img attachment...

None of these work, but i would like to try the erase command but i've tried erase 0x1b0000 5c0000 but most attempts are followed by "Error: end address (0x0078ffff) not in flash!"(0x0078ffff being different each time) if successful, i would have followed it with a cp.b 0x1000000 0x1b0000 5c0000...

I'm definitely only doing this for the satisfaction and to gain knowledge on the process. Aspiring to learn programming someday and this is a fun project.

so i went to On-line CRC calculation and free library and tried all the CRC-16 sizes for 5c0000, below are just a few, and i got success with 0x489e. sonix # update rootfs-r 0x1000000 0x4026 1 update rootfs-r 0x1000000 0x4026 1 ## Update rootfs-r Starting ... serial flash erase offset =...

TFTP from server 192.168.0.120; our IP address is 192.168.0.124 Filename 'rootfs.squashfs'. Load address: 0x0 Loading: ################################################################# #################################################################...

Which one should I try first? or is it both in that order?

I'll try anything, there is no way for me to unbrick it myself, so either way, it's dead-weight as is. Let me know what commands you'd like me to try and I'll give it a go.

I found this at another website update rootfs tftp <rootfs-file>.ext4 would this work if we modified it to update rootfs tftp rootfs.squashfs

For sure we have an invalid rootfsr problem, but it being squashfs or not is beyond my understanding. A question i have is that if "rootfs-r=0x00350000" shouldn't we be writing to update rootfs-r 0x1000000 0x0350000 1 I don't know much on this matter, and i'd probably brick it beyond repair...

I pulled the devinfo, maybe it's usefull to you ## Device Info Starting ... Invalid rootfsr Flash-Type=SPI SPI : u-boot/factory/kernel/rootfs-r/rootfs-rw/user/u-logo hw-setting=0x00000000,0x00000FFF u-boot=0x00002000,0x0004DFFF u-env=0x0004E000,0x0004EFFF flash-layout=0x0004F000,0x0004FFFF...