CatheadSkewertooth
New Member
Okay, I'm pretty new at this, but I've done some reading and sifted through the available information, and I'm down to a few questions:
1) From what I understand I can install the SigmaX firmware and will allow me to change both my MAC address and serial(?), as well as uncap my modem. Is this correct?
2) I'm also aware there is another firmware called SB5100MoD that will provide me with similar options. Is this newer, better, or superior?
3) The process of installing a new firmware consists of: replacing the bootloader, then replacing the firmware. Do I also need to rewrite the full flash?
4) This brings me to the meat of my question/problem: when I try to write new firmware (file:sb5100.stealth.edition.b13.5.bin), it seems to go through just fine (i.e. displays all the right messages at the bottom, throws no errors, console ends with "Successfully programmed 966413 bytes", etc.). However, the firmware listed never changes to reflect this installation, and (after aslo replacing the bootloader) I am unable to access the SigmaX controls at the prescribed "192.168.100.1:1337". Everything seems to read normally in BCUSB, aside from one thing. While your screenshots (here: http://blackcatusb.net/index.php?threads/sb5100.57/) suggest that the 'Flash Memory Name' should be something along the lines of "Intel 28F160C3B", mine is listed as "ST M28W160B". Is this right?
*For clarity, I am running on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine (emulated via parallels), using firmware "FCUSB.7.05.EJTAG_32K.hex", with the sb5100 script provided here: http://blackcatusb.net/index.php?threads/sb5100-script-bcm3348-jtag.5/.
1) From what I understand I can install the SigmaX firmware and will allow me to change both my MAC address and serial(?), as well as uncap my modem. Is this correct?
2) I'm also aware there is another firmware called SB5100MoD that will provide me with similar options. Is this newer, better, or superior?
3) The process of installing a new firmware consists of: replacing the bootloader, then replacing the firmware. Do I also need to rewrite the full flash?
4) This brings me to the meat of my question/problem: when I try to write new firmware (file:sb5100.stealth.edition.b13.5.bin), it seems to go through just fine (i.e. displays all the right messages at the bottom, throws no errors, console ends with "Successfully programmed 966413 bytes", etc.). However, the firmware listed never changes to reflect this installation, and (after aslo replacing the bootloader) I am unable to access the SigmaX controls at the prescribed "192.168.100.1:1337". Everything seems to read normally in BCUSB, aside from one thing. While your screenshots (here: http://blackcatusb.net/index.php?threads/sb5100.57/) suggest that the 'Flash Memory Name' should be something along the lines of "Intel 28F160C3B", mine is listed as "ST M28W160B". Is this right?
*For clarity, I am running on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine (emulated via parallels), using firmware "FCUSB.7.05.EJTAG_32K.hex", with the sb5100 script provided here: http://blackcatusb.net/index.php?threads/sb5100-script-bcm3348-jtag.5/.