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victor
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In 24C02 dump, open it in IBMpass and put zeroes beetwen 0x008-0x0FF, then flash it back to the eeprom.
BTW, would be much better if you could upload the files on rapidshare or ripway.com.
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song
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| Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 7:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanx, i solved the problem by editing the dump, but i put "FFFF" until 0X070. |
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victor
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Nope, no need to do that cause you erased the UUID.
For Sony, usually IBMpass may reveal the pass, tough you may always put zeroes between 0x00-0xFF. I noticed lkater that they changed the encoding, I didn't have time to work on it, but is not a hash.
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song
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yes, u are right, in the bios setup it apears FFFFF at UUID, but i have a backup.
BTW how do i remove pass on D620, i have read the chip SST25VF080B |
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