Thread: Enable 3790 features on your 3750/60

The condition of not rebooting inside this asian firmware is the following:
(region34.hwid == 0x4EB AND region43.hwid == 0x4EB ) OR region34.hwid == 0xFFFF
So it's enough to copy both region34 and region43 from asian device, but you'd better don't do it, because region43 is x-loader, so you can brick your device in the most reliable way
The better solution is to set region34.hwid = 0xFFFF. region34.hwid is placed in two bytes at offset 0x10.
Also turboccc's 3750 works fine because is has region34.hwid == 0xFFFF.

Originally Posted by kunix

Also turboccc's 3750 works fine because is has region34.hwid == 0xFFFF.

Well, region34.hwid went to 1101 at some point causing the rebooting. I had to brint it back at FFFF.

Kanopus, maybe you hsould have used real US boot.bin. I am not sure that just patching HWID in any boot.bin is good.

Originally Posted by kunix

The condition of not rebooting inside this asian firmware is the following:
(region34.hwid == 0x4EB AND region43.hwid == 0x4EB ) OR region34.hwid == 0xFFFF
So it's enough to copy both region34 and region43 from asian device, but you'd better don't do it, because region43 is x-loader, so you can brick your device in the most reliable way
The better solution is to set region34.hwid = 0xFFFF. region34.hwid is placed in two bytes at offset 0x10.
Also turboccc's 3750 works fine because is has region34.hwid == 0xFFFF.

As far as know UnitID is copied from region 41 to region 34. I guess it happens only when UnitID in region 34 is erased or modified (maybe I'm wrong). Is this also applicable to HWID? I mean if HWID will be changed in region 34 will it remain changed or will it be overwritten from region 41?