IOSys
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I didn't try either of the programs that you suggested, but i may have used them before. I figured out why they weren't working though. The chipgenius data was wrong. I popped open the usb drive and its actually a 2092, and i was able to find a program that worked for me. However, it gives me 7/4096 bad sectors, but a capacity of only 503 mb, as opposed to the 1 gb that it actually is... CBM tool says: capacity = 1024 mbs, but on the line beside the progress bar, i have Cap.: 503mb. Any ideas on how to solve this?
If you open the 'Settings'-dialog you can choose the NAND-type in 'Flash-settings' .
It's possible you have to choose the correct NAND-type/capacity manually ...
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PID 3234 is supposed to be a Ameco-controller, Ameco-tools are here :
I'm not sure about the specific version you have ..
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Flashboot.ru has 2 tools for cbm2080, try those and see if it solves the problem:
Some of the older tools may have problems working on Vista/win7 and you need admin-rights.
Some antivirus-software may also interfere and you should insure that nothing is accessing the flash-drive..
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So you should talk to he and thell about danger etc.
Damn right you should, instead of building up your own personal mini-East Germany around him ..
..and to keep track of any personal correspondence that he may haveThen it's hardly personal, is it ?
In order to learn children how not to get hurt by life you need to teach them about life !
Naturally, if the kid is not allowed to know what a penis is,
you will find it hard to teach him that he shouldn't
show it to internet-uncle Bob ..
Besides, he probably already knows those words he's not allowed to see
but since he sounds like a smart kid he's to clever to say them when you guys listen ...
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What error message does it show ? (you need admin-rights and maybe UAC can mess things up to)
What's on the CD-ROM ?
On some sandisk drives the CD-removal tool is inside the Launchpad.exe file,
you may be able to extract it with "Universal extractor" or something ..
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VID 0781 is supposed to be SanDisk..
My guess is you have one of these :
http://www.checkpoint.com/products/abra/
There are not many tools available for SanDisk products, you could try their "Launchpad removal"-tool
but I have no idea if it works on that controller.
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I'm afraid you need to start here :
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A person commits possession of burglary tools by:1. Possessing any explosive, tool, instrument or other article adapted or commonly used for committing any form of burglary as defined in sections 13-1506, 13-1507 and 13-1508 and intending to use or permit the use of such an item in the commission of a burglary.
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VendorID 13fe is supposed to be Phison, they have a tool that should work on most of their controllers,
Phison MPALL v3.18.00
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=e...3Fname%3Diflash
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Once inside the system it uses the default passwords to command the software.
Siemens however advises against changing the default passwords because it "could impact plant operations" !!!
All your power-plants are belong to U.S.
I guess they will just have to make another falseflag attack to justify bombing Iran ..
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Hi All,
I know there is always a way for decrypting files, hard drives and so on.
Yes, knowing the password always works!
If you don't there is no way to do it, bruteforcing isn't "a way for de-crypting.."
If you wanna try bruteforcing you will need to build a few nuclear power-plants first :
in order to simply flip through the possible values for a 128-bit symmetric key (ignoring doing the actual computing to check it) would theoretically require 2*128 − 1 bit flips on a convential processor. If it is assumed that the calculation occurs near room temperature (~300 K) the Von Neumann-Landauer Limit can be applied to estimate the energy required as ~10*18 joules, which is equivalent to consuming 30 gigawatts of power for one year (30×10*9 W×365×24×3600 s = 9.46×10*17 J).The full actual computation—checking each key to see if you have found a solution—would consume many times this amount.
AES (and most other modern ciphers) permits the use of 256-bit keys. Breaking a symmetric 256-bit key by brute force requires 2*128 times more computational power than a 128-bit key. A device that could check a billion billion (10*18) AES keys per second would require about 3×10*51 years to exhaust the 256-bit key space.
Estimated age of The Universe :
1.373±0.012×10*10 (13.73 billion years±120 million years)
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look up sym links or soft links. Its similar to windows shortcuts
No, "shortcuts" are "similar" to sym-links. As usual microsoft has stolen somebody else's "IP"
and obfuscated it's correct name to destroy the evidence ..
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A 1955 Vintage Mint Condition (in original box) Nestler 0370 Electro Slide-Rule..
(this is a scan of a late '60's early '70's model, mine has those cool 1950's fonts with serifs )
It's made of an old-time material called "wood" , specifically "Mahogany", and some proprietary plastic-compound ..
Einstein ( and Von Braun ) used this one :
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I didn't say it was possible to 'unlock' them, though it may be possible depending on the flash controller. Unfortunately the only way to find devices that do have larger chips than they appear to be is to brake them open and look at the chips model.
Well, IT IS ..
IF those things really exist they have had their capacity faked, just like those 16GB fake-things that are only 1GB.
And I can GUARANTEE you that the extra free space can be reclaimed.. If those things actually exist !
YOU said they DO exist, plz tell me some more ....
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You could probably use fdisk to kill the partition table and then reformat. You'd want to be careful with doing that though, as digip said if you choose the wrong device you could end up formatting your hardrive.
No you can't ..
IT IS NOT A PARTITION , its a LUN that the OS sees as a separate device .
You can only remove it by telling the controller not to present it to the OS.
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Plz : Name me some drives that are in reality twice the capacity and
I'll buy a bunch of them and reclaim the space with the MPT .
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You can't format it away because it is not a partition, it's a LUN that appears as a separate device.
Establish the make and model of the drives controller, then go to flashboot.ru
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=e...3Fname%3Diflash
and download the correct Mass Production Tool and use it to remove the CD-ROM device .
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It depends on what controller your flash-drive uses.
Most controllers, being ATA-compliant, support password-protection utilizing the ATA security feature set,
but there doesn't seem to be a standardized way to enable or enter the password .
USBest has a user-tool for their UT16x-series of UFD-controllers, UFDUtility v3.2.5.5
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/tra...tpB6xg3Y4zGQFMw
Other manufacturers may also have a user-tool, have a look in the files-section @ flashboot.ru
Sometimes the tool is packet with the installer for the mass-production tool !
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Sparda, you need to provide some documentation for that, even if you are just replying to a spam-bot.
Can't you hear yourself how retarded it sounds to sell a flashdrive that is in reality 16GB as a 8GB drive ??
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No, the password is used to trigger a switch in the controller that opens for access to the NAND .
From any OS's POV there IS no storage until the correct pw has been entered .
(AFAIK the only reason you can't enter the password under Linux is that nobody bothered porting
the log-in software,probably because the source-code isn' available)
Furthermore, many versions of cruzers use AES128 internally if you pw-protect the device,
even if it wasn't advertised and you didn't pay extra !!
so you generally can't pull the NAND from the board and place it in a flash-RAM reader .
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No, the u3 controller will reformat the device .
The counter is also in the controllers domain and there are no known ways to "reset" it .
In the very early u3 controller firmware-versions there was a bug that resulted in the drive only being
"quick-formatted", allowing the use of data-recovery software, but now the drive performs a ATA-security erase.
Doing "stuff" under other OS won't help anything, you need to remember that password right ..
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Jailbreaking is hacking into your own phone, no?
Sure, if you use the word "hacking" in it's original meaning ..
But in the media it seems like "hacking" = "crime" ..
All Internet Porn Will Be Blocked To Protect Children
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Next they will want to protect your child from 'extremist' political opinions.
(ie anything that the neo-nazi conservatives disagree with).
Strangely, they don't want to protect your kids from stupidity, that's why
nobody talks about blocking 'creationist' websites or any other website spreading the religion-parasite,
despite the fact that they turn children into idiotic losers ..