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Opened by rasher - 2005-07-08
Last edited by rasher - 2005-07-09

FS#2569 - ihp_100 support for fwpatcher

This should include theoretical support for both
ihp_100 and ihp_120 files for fwpatcher, which should
decide which bootloader to patch with.

I have only tested it sporadically, but it appears to
be working correctly. I have only included one original
checksum for ihp_100, since I only have one lying
around, and Linus hasn’t released a bootloader.bin yet.

checksums.h is no longer used - 3 new files are used
instead.

   ihp_100support.patch (6.6 KiB)
Closed by  amiconn
2005-07-09 12:12
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It didn't work as-is, because there was a major bug in the
table search.
Cvs fwpatcher now supports both H110/H115 and H120/H140,
with a slightly different approach. It is also safer,
because it checks the exact patched md5 for a given
unpatched md5.

amiconn commented on 2005-07-09 12:12

It didn’t work as-is, because there was a major bug in the
table search.
Cvs fwpatcher now supports both H110/H115 and H120/H140,
with a slightly different approach. It is also safer,
because it checks the exact patched md5 for a given
unpatched md5.

rasher commented on 2005-07-09 12:25

Excellent. Glad to see someone who knows C took a look at
it. It involved a lot of guesswork from my side, so it was
bound to be broken some way or other.

I thought about including final checksums for each model
seperated, but I figured if a file with a valid md5 was
produced, it was pretty safe to assume that it was the one
the user wanted (I guess it’s more prone to human error from
the coders’ side though).

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