Make sure that it's not running this does the trick. #tftp dgram udp wait nobody /usr/sbin/in.tftpd /tftpboot # smtps stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/sendmail sendmail -Am -bs # submission stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/sendmail sendmail -Am -bs # smtp stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/sendmail sendmail -Am -bs Remove the configuration setup that has been placed into /etc/nf we are going to use daemon mode. Perhaps we can put an image in our own TFTP server and have the box load it! Script : load -r -v -h 10.7.58.114 -m tftp -b 0x80545FB0 inventel/blue_5g/factorĬommande : load -r -v -h 10.7.58.114 -m tftp -b 0x80545FB0 inventel/blue_5g/factĬan't load 'inventel/blue_5g/factory_script_crypt': file not foundįrom the trace above you can see that the RedBoot loader attempts to perform an TFTP of a image file from the IP address 10.7.58.114. Hardware version 0x10 BLUE5G.9 WITHOUT_OPTIONĮthernet default MAC address 00:07:3a:ff:ff:ffĬommande fis_delete_jffs_system : fis delete -n jffs_system, strlen : 25 Using the console_access_hardware we can see what is going on when BUTTON 1 is held down.ĩ6432SDRAM16bit_5GX101201234Hardware version 0x90 BLUE5G.9Įthernet eth0: MAC address 00:16:ae:8e:ec:d0 Now that you have the version of the firmware that allows the 'web backdoor' exploit, you might want to install a telnet server and then use the exploit. Next, hold in button 1 on the Livebox, then apply power to the unit (button 1 is circled red in the picture) until you see 3 LEDs light up on the top of the Livebox, you can then release button 1.įull instructions are given by the RGWRepair program. On the screen where you are asked to choose your network adaptor and firmware, select the network adaptor that you have plugged the patch cable into and then select the firmware file 'firmware_5_04_3-uk.dwb'. Then run the RGWRepair.exe (Note: if you are so unlucky as to be running this under Vista, be sure to launch this as 'admin' - if you are on Win7, there are reports that it might not work at all!). Make sure that there is no ADSL feed to the Livebox. Hookup everything with the Livebox powered off. Unzip this to get the firmware and the RGWRepair.exe program. Next, download the zip file v5.04-uk.zip from the link above, to your PC.

Needs a standard (not xover) RJ45 patch cable between the PC and the YELLOW (upper) RJ45 connector on the Livebox.

zip files, above) is designed to recover the Livebox from a complete failure of the flash system. This program (which is included inside the.

The process for upgrading is to use the 'RGWRepair.exe' (run from a PC), together with a PC based 'flash image' file for the Livebox.

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