said by gyrfalcon :

Someone on BBR keeps posting that you'll unlock RT31P2 devices and PAP2 devices for good (even after factory reset)...which from what I understand is impossible without replacing a ROM chip. If you can confirm they're full of it, that would be appreciated.

How is your development of the CYT utility progressing if at all? It's been quite a few months since your last post.

said by mazilo :

Can you kindly point out which of my post(s) are factually incorrect w.r.t DogFace05 service on NAizing a PAP2v1?...Offering a private service on this forum is considered as SPAM. As such, I don't believe you will see any post from DogFace05 to offer his NAizer service here, except posts from satisfied readers here that had used his services.

said by gyrfalcon :

I've read quite a few of your posts and they seem to be factually incorrect, if not an annoyance to people actually trying to unlock devices like the RT31P2

I'm fine with believing DogFace05 could unlock quite a few devices, but it doesn't appear he is offering a service to do so, or software that would be compliant with the RT31P2 or PAP2v1

said by skypeuser :

I second the above post.

said by mazilo :

Impossible? I am one of many living proofs on DogFace05 NAizer. The NAizer is a real thing and it can be done through an Internet connection without some dirty jobs to open the PAP2v1 case, soldering, and hardware EPROM eraser/programmer. If you have a locked PAP2v1 unit, try DogFace05 fee NAizer service and see how reliable it is.

I have yet to see anything that is impossible for DogFace05 to handle when it comes to hacking a PAP2v1.

said by DogFace05 :

Besides the CYT models in the list quoted, I may also support a few other Linux/MIPS based devices, including the WRTP54G-ST (a version of the WRTP54G made for Sprint), WRT54G-TM and WRTU54G-TM.The PAP2T is not a CYT device, does not run Linux, and is not based on a MIPS processor. It will not be supported by this project. I'm not familiar with the architecture of the Innomedias and Grandstreams, but to the best of my knowledge, they are not Linux/MIPS devices either, so no support there.

2. How does this program differ from, complement, or compete with the OP's private unlocking services?
I don't and never have offered unlocking of CYT devices. People have often asked for it, but I've always turned away all such requests. I do not offer solutions not 100% developed by me. NAizer™ for CYT will be my first entry into the CYT arena, and for the time being is planned as a standalone program--not a service.

said by gyrfalcon :

Someone on BBR keeps posting that you'll unlock RT31P2 devices and PAP2 devices for good (even after factory reset)...which from what I understand is impossible without replacing a ROM chip. If you can confirm they're full of it, that would be appreciated.

said by DogFace05 :

...At least at an initial phase, I'm going to limit participation to those who have, or have access to, a J-TAG device with which to recover their adapters, should my program for any reason malfunction and render their adapter unbootable.

said by B :

Okay, for those who, like me, were ignorant of what the heck "CYT" meant:

1. What other models qualify? PAP2T-NA? Innomedia? Grandstream?

2. How does this program differ from, complement, or compete with the OP's private unlocking services?

said by burris :

I still have the Innomedia from SR days.
I got it unlocked, but have no need for it and would be glad to donate it to the cause, if you need it..

said by qingz :

I like to be a tester, and willing to donate one or two Vtech 8100 for the project.

Device Unlock FAQ:

1) Which adapters are CYT Devices?

CYT devices are VoIP adapters that use the TI AR7 chipset.
Here are a few of the CYT adapters:

- Linksys WRTP54G - 2 phone ports, 4 port router, wireless
- Linksys RTP300 - 2 phone ports, 4 port router
- Linksys RTP200
- Linksys PAP2 v2.0 - 2 phone ports
- Vtech IP8100 - Cordless SIP phone with base
- Motorola VT2442 - 2 phone ports, 4 port router
- D-Link VTA-VR - 2 phone ports
- Linksys WAG54GP2 - 2 phone ports, DSL router

said by DogFace05 :

NAizer(tm) will rebuild ...

said by hoolahoous :

i am holding my breath starting now.. :)

said by Hard_Drive :

I'm just curious, though, will your program be able to recover devices if someone attempted to unlock them and botched it?

Eventually what would be really great is if there were a way to modify the actual firmware to add capabilities not included by the manufacturer, such as some form of secure tunneling to an Asterisk server using something like an SSH or OpenVPN connection. But that's just a thought for future development - for now I'll be happy to see a working beta of your software as you've shown it here!

said by ilhy :

When will it be available?

said by DogFace05 :

• Tentative support for WRTU54G-TM;

said by hoolahoous :

coming from mazilo who 'prays' for freebies this is a big compliment.. :)

said by mazilo :

perhaps you should consider to sell this program to make little income.