Yes Loly that's correct, some old ones give results with 31 30 35, for others 31 joker 30 joker 35 works. One or the other works for 300_350 blks 476 & 566, 2x0, 2x5 blk 851, 265W, 465, 1xxx --> for instance. But did you try the ones i suggested: 310 blk 566, 6xx blk 569...?
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Not sure what's wrong. The non-MTK 2x5 is no problem:
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But this is the result for the MTK in HexCmp and XVI32:
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What hex editor are you using kanopus? This has got me wet, do you know what i'm doing wrong?
Guys, you shouldn't search for anything in GCD files, as the content inside those files is stored in split state. In particular, every 0xFF00-byte (~64KB) chunk is prepended with a special header. So, unpack fw_all.bin before searching.
Hi kunix,
I tried the search again using the fw_all.bin for 310 blk 566, 610 blk 596 and 2x5 blk 1074. No joy for the 310 or 610, but on the fw_all.bin of 2x5 the search 31 00 30 00 35 works. I guess searching the .rgn file would be ok too?
yes, inside rgn files the contents are not split.
Any clues as to why i'm not getting any search results on the 310 and 610 fw_all.bin files?
First of all those devices are not unicode for sure. And also maybe the PCB P/N doesn't start with "105-" in this case?
I've got nuvi 670.
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As you can see, P/Ns start with "006-".
On all nuvi PN in xml start with " 006- "
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This is reason why you can't find PCB number:
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