Re: BitPim 1.0.5 & LG vx9100 - Failed to transition to DM

Saw this on another board, not sure if its of any use...

"Well, I just put ringtones on an activated ENV2 using the Voyager settings
on bitpim.

The secret?

I used a Cellebrite transfer machine to put the phone into a "service
required" mode to transfer pix and videos, and before it rebooted, I yanked
it off the cellebrite and plugged it into the computer running bitpim.

So the trick will be now, is how to put the 9100 into this "service
required" mode without the $800 celebrite machine.

EDIT: Its a little harder than that is seems, I tried it again, and it
wouldn't work. I had to pull the 9100 off the celebrite at precisely the
right time for bitpim to be able to write to it, and it seems like if its
off too long, the phone re-locks the filesystem again.

Weird."



agstemen wrote:
> 
> I'm assuming not, but is it something that easily viewable in the
> filesystem?
> 
> -Aaron
> 
> 
> arthurmullard wrote:
>> 
>> I note that in the VX8700, the key is clearly visible in the hex of both
>> the DLL and the device firmware image. 
>> 
>> 0x67452301L, 0xefcdab89L, 0x98badcfeL, 0x10325476L, 0xc3d2e1f0L
>> 
>> T87V01.bin contains it at offset : 0xe83534
>> VX8700.dll contains it at offset 0xb8db8
>> 
>> I'm curious, does anyone have the current VX910V3.bin firmware file? 
>> There's no obvious way to guess where the key lives in that file, but
>> interesting anyway.
>> I guess if the file leaked, the dll would too..
>> Art
>> 
> 
> 

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