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Do not use Windows tools flasher #54
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I also used windows to dump the firmware, i got the same version and the same hash as you. |
Oh boy. It's been quite some time since this thread popped up. However I would like to resurrect and say that I am in the same boat as you. Except I am not using Windows. I am using openocd on a M1 Mac Pro 16". My hash matches yours exactly. Could this be that rested updated firmwares without updating the versioning? To throw a wrench into this project? Just curious if. you made progress. I have two more machines I am going to dump to see if they match. My gf gave me the thumbs up and I also have a spare unit I bought in case this one kicked the bucket. That one has never been powered up yet. I'll report back. Also, if it is of any help, my gf has a aircurve isv unit. I'll dump that too! lol. Ok. I read both of the other units. All three are showing this hash. I will stop as of now to avoid borking my units. Once I figure things out I'll dump the air curve. I hope some solutions come to light. Thanks everyone. |
I used Windows tools to dump the firmware. My SHA256 hash was: aa79d2e4f9114f8f9162b52a321eb4cf4d123db9ad55d4c2e08b5716fcaea25f
The firmware version is SX567-401 but the hash is different(!)
Edited this issue since many things have been discovered:
Reverting back to stock firmware for now. Time to purchase a BiPap.
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