A new tool for helping techs
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Re: A new tool for helping techs
Hello buddies. I do some C/C++ programming in my spare time and following the advices on this site (a very good one I dare say) I've developed an application to decrypt the nvram (only on Ricoh/Savin ecc) and displaying the admins and supervisor names/passwords. As I want to share this with this site but as you know anyone on the net could get the program as soon as they log-in (not just techs) I was asking if there was a way not to share this with wrong people. So I'm asking you guys how can I share this. The program just needs the nvram and nothing else and developed on c++ so it works in windows and linux also. Bare in mind that I'm not asking money for this (how could I as long as the information was found on this site). But don't want to distribute it to everyone (read wrong people). So please throw in some solutions.
My email address is pabloaramburu@ricoprint.com.ar
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Re: A new tool for helping techs
Hello Skynetto, could you help me with the software?
My email address is pabloaramburu@ricoprint.com.ar
Thank you so much
Send me the nvram dump and i can tell if i can do anything.Comment
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Re: A new tool for helping techs
And I'm sure that the problem is that for some reason the code got stuck in the nv-ram or in the eprom that is on the bcu.
I want to see if with your software I can interpret any of the data in those memories and be able to erase the specific fault.
I know that the fault is solved by changing the nv-ram, but I don't want my counters at zero. I also know that the fault is
neither in the fuser nor in the plates because I made an exchange and everything works.
I would like to be able to understand all the information that the eprom and nv-ram of the equipment store in order to be able to
solve these types of failures without replacing them.Comment
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Re: A new tool for helping techs
My program doesn't do any of that stuff. It just reads a specific section of the nvram and decrypts the info that's there. Nothing fancy.
It's not an nvram editor
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Re: A new tool for helping techs
I don't need to reset the password, I can do it from the factory sp. I have an MP C4054 device with a fuser code.
And I'm sure that the problem is that for some reason the code got stuck in the nv-ram or in the eprom that is on the bcu.
I want to see if with your software I can interpret any of the data in those memories and be able to erase the specific fault.
I know that the fault is solved by changing the nv-ram, but I don't want my counters at zero. I also know that the fault is
neither in the fuser nor in the plates because I made an exchange and everything works.
I would like to be able to understand all the information that the eprom and nv-ram of the equipment store in order to be able to
solve these types of failures without replacing them.Comment
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