[es] - Dragi Strsh, onaj tvoj Nagra MOSC file...

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Re: Dragi Strsh, onaj tvoj Nagra MOSC file...

^{04.05.2003. u 21:21}

Elementarna objasnjenja nekih pojmova imas na www.duwgati.com , na pr.

Dakle, jos nemamo "piratske emulacije" koje idu na Fun ili sl. kartici, nego ti treba kartica koju provideri sami koriste i onda se "modificira" odredjenim editorom i programatorom u Phoenix modusu - ona trojka, ako se ne varam, koju sam vec postavio na Arhivu par puta, ali nisam imao razloga da ju kako treba upotrebljavam... posto nisam htio/mogao cackati po svom kablovskom sistemu (bez love za polovni receiver sa karticom)... a gdje bi se dalo eksperimentirati... jer otvaras cijali paket onda... a oni su to sastavili sa masinom, za koju ti treba Box key i IRD... plus, za nase potrebe sat digi tv, sve ono sto je Strsh tako ingeniozno sastavio - vecini ugl. za MM ili nekima za Gemplus CAMs ili receivere sa ugradjenim Nagra CAMom...

A sto se detalja modificiranja/przenja tice... trazimo... pa ucimo...

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Re: Dragi Strsh, onaj tvoj Nagra MOSC file...

^{04.05.2003. u 21:49}

Tek da ponovim: strsh je sve upozorio da paze sta rade dok "MOSCiraju"... Otud i moj oprez, a i inace cete to upozorenje naci svuda (Duwgati na pr.: "MOSC:
Modified Original Smart Card. These are the original provider supplied smart cards. [sto se tice terminologije...]):

"If you have an original card (MOSC) then the card will calculate the new keys itself. This is called Auto Update. If you don't have these Auto Update codes, you will need to edit the operational keys by hand, using a file editor on your PC>.

Down here you can see a few examples of original smart cards, also called MOSC (Modified Original Smart Card).
As with all cards, these MOSC can be altered too, but as long as you don't know exactly what you are doing, I advise you to leave your original cards alone. They can be destroyed when you modify them."

"MOSC are edited directly on the card instead of by using files like for the PIC- or AVR type cards.

There are software programs that will allow you to use macro commands to edit your card. It is of course thinkable that such a macro file would be distributed, but it is not what is generally meant when people refer to a file set."

Pod Software -> Software Programs imate neki broj programa u vez isa MOSCing...

Trebate naci na njegovoj Arhivi Nagra divers, a imate i MOSC divers... Metar kojecega i zato pitanje Strshu, od nas koji nemamo neophodno obrazovanje da se nabrzinu snadjemo u svemu tome...

No, dobro, ja slucajno znam za Nagra Edit 3, ali ipak... To nije nuzno jedina stvar koja vam za to treba, iako ga vidim i na Strshovom siteu i stoga pretpostavljam da bi trebalo moci... Evo sto Readme kaze:

"NargaEdit 3.0
>> New Features:

- Support for ROM10 cards
- Toolbar button to reset (ATR) the card
- Perform a date check on reset (ATR) (ROM10 only)
- Toolbar button to unlock a card (for cards with a "locking" script loaded)
- Display name of current opened file on the title bar
- Right-click menu in the eeprom Editor for copy and paste
- Copy to clipboard from eeprom Editor in the form of a patch command
- Double click on data space editor's data type highlights block in eeprom editor
- “$” patch command now handles up to 16 bytes (32 hex numbers) instead of only 8 bytes
- Added an error log window at the bottom of the patch editor
- Option to test patch without applying it in the patch editor
- Patch editor buttons now have hotkeys (see tool tip pop-ups)
- Help Topics window is now resizable
- Removed redundant verify option (was useless but people insisted on having it before)
- Minor interface improvements

>> Bug Fixes:

- Pressing delete in a data space editor field would cause a display error
- Paste from clipboard in a data space Editor field did not paste correctly
- When prompted to fix a corrupted data space it would fix it even if you hit cancel
- Using !FullClean in a patch an error would come up even though the patch was applied correctly
- Saving a card image file didn't always put the extension on the file name
- Data space editor's CAM IDs 2 & 3 incorrect if data types not in default order or missing
- Data space editor's "{Low Provider info} CAM ID" was linked to the wrong data space entry
- Patch file containing tabs sometimes caused errors
- !RemoveAll command sometimes removed the first data type when it wasn't supposed to
- Patch files with lines greater than 255 characters were getting truncated
- When saving a patch file from the editor no file extension was added"

Sretno!!!

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