graysonf
Premium,MVM
join:1999-07-16
Fort Lauderdale, FL | reply to justbits
Re: NYC/DirecTV Broadband Gateway reprogramming
miami, dallas, dc, ne, and atlanta all resolve to the same IP.
chicago and pw resolve to another IP.
So there are really only two server in this list. |
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bobrk
You kids get offa my lawn
Premium
join:2000-02-02
San Jose, CA
 ·SONIC.NET
| reply to justbits
said by justbits  :
sjc is a common telocity shortname, but cfsjc doesn't exist.
Or cfsj, or cfsanjose, or cfsjo...
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bobrk.com |
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foxsteve
Premium
join:2001-12-28
Campbell, CA
| said by bobrk :
said by justbits :
sjc is a common telocity shortname, but cfsjc doesn't exist.
Or cfsj, or cfsanjose, or cfsjo...
Sorry, all are wrong. |
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apilosov
join:2002-12-27
Forest Hills, NY
| reply to apilosov
I have posted detailed information on how ISPs can support DTV modems at »www.pilosoft.com/modem.txt
I am trying now to figure out how can I reset modems without going through error-prone power-off-insert-paperclip-poweron-press-paperclip-twice process, but for that, I need to be able to find out modem configuration passwords.
I believe I have an idea about the algorithm used to generate the password, it depends on phone number and the IP address (and quite possibly only phone number).
If you knew your modem's password, I would appreciate a "IM" with your old IP,Phone,and password, and I might be able to find out the algorithm used to generate password.
NOTE: I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT YOUR DIRECTV USERNAME AND PASSWORD, I DON'T NEED THAT. I AM TALKING ABOUT YOUR MODEM'S PASSWORD (which looks like ABC0ABC0). |
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IgorKane
@140.192.x.x | reply to apilosov
I would say that it does not depend on IP, because I had mine changed when Rhythms imploded, but the password stayed the same. Now, I know I wrote it down somewhere, but that was more than two years ago... darn, I wish I could help |
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netman427
@64.208.x.x | reply to apilosov
»www.pilosoft.com/modem.txt
The complete story how to do it (if you can) |
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anonymous2000
@pacbell.n
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Is there a way I can statically assigned an IP Address to view »10.5.1.2/admin[?]- I don't want to install the direct tv software. I just want to access it directly from another machine via RJ45 or USB? It's not connected to my phone line anymore but I do have my password to access it. I just can't view the admin screen. I am missing something?
Is it:
10.5.1.2
255.255.255.0
10.5.1.1
Or is it:
255.255.255.252
Any Network Gurus? Cross-over cable? |
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Timmn
join:2000-04-23
Tinley Park, IL | reply to apilosov
I have an ADSL X1 brick I will send you, all you have to do is pay the shipping charges from Chicago. I don't want it back. |
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graysonf
Premium,MVM
join:1999-07-16
Fort Lauderdale, FL
| reply to anonymous2000
Plug the modem into the NIC with a straight thru cable. Change the properties on the NIC to obtain IP address automatically. Reboot the computer. You should be able to surf to »10.5.1.2 if that's the right URL. I don't remember it. |
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tomii
@northgrum.com
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parasonic
| reply to apilosov
DirecTV Broadband Gateway
I took mine apart the other day, & I notice an ARM microprocessor, an Intel Flash Memory, about 1M (I think) of 60MHz (I think) DRAM, an ethernet controller, a USB controller, a serial port, and an ADSL interface.
It looks (at 1st blush) that the ADSL interface runs straight to an ADC, soooo.....
Here's what I'm thinking... Erase the flash (it should include a simple OS), compile linux to ARM, & see if I can burn it into the flash... Just the basic kernel, mind you, with USB support. Put on a USB drive, a USB keyboard, a USB mouse, and I have a nifty little machine to do stuff on.
"What?," you ask? I dunno, maybe build a cluster from free modems? Any ideas?
tom-ii@earthlink.net |
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apilosov
join:2002-12-27
Forest Hills, NY | Note that flash is surface-mounted, good luck trying to get it out.
However, I believe that there's a JTAG interface somewhere on the board, which MAY make it possible to reflash without unsoldering the chip.
-alex |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
Re: NYC/DirecTV Broadband Gateway reprogramming
Okay..
I just contacted Motorola for data on these microprocessors/microcontrollers:
xpc860srzp50c1
xpc850srzt50b
I believe that the first is 50MHz, and the second is 80MHz. Would make a nice web server box. The processors came from the x1 and x2, respectively.
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
Here's some info on the flash:
»www.intel.com/design/flcomp/data···0606.htm
The flash chips are identical in x1 and x2, except the last set of numbers, which is close, and I believe it to be a serial/batch number.
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
Interesting.
x1 has this part number, and there are two of them, next to the processor, so it's probably RAM: 4lc4m16r6
»www.rightchoiceelectronics.com/cr.html
»www.tobecktrade.com/cross.html
Pages say that it's DRAM/EDO RAM, and each chip is worth 64MB. Can anyone confirm this? 128 seems a little excessive!
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
Here's more on the ram.
For my x2, I got this: hy57v651620b
»www.gpmemory.com/HYSDRAM.htm
3.3v 64mb 100-133 SDRAM??
This confirms the 64MB:
»www.digital-logic.de/support/dow···LLE2.pdf
The ram is used as an example here, for how to read what Hyundai ram is  :
»www.frostytech.com/articleview.c···leID=179
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apilosov
join:2002-12-27
Forest Hills, NY | reply to parasonic
That's megabits.
(16 megabytes total). |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | Oops..I wasn't paying attention to the 'b' .. or that bits is the standard measure for individual ram chips |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to apilosov
Checking up on the part in both modems,
KM416S1020CT-G10
I contacted Samsung.
Maybe it's the northbridge |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to apilosov
Just as I thought..
Ethernet chip.
»www.lssystems.at/infoserver/deve···data.pdf |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
For the x2 modem, here is the DSL signal chip, AD8016ARB
»www.analog.com/Analog_Root/produ···,00.html
Enough research for now
If it will help, I will label my pictures with the part numbers and some reference material for all of the chips. What may not seem important could be very integral to knowing what hardware is for what address or pin and could be absolutely needed to get anywhere.
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