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manbeast is offline manbeast
2011-01-30 , 22:13
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#181
managed to reset the lock code with the file from the first post on this thread, thanks to qwerty12.

Here is the step by step of what have I done.
1. download the a.out file from the first post of this thread + Give Thanks! to qwerty12.
2. copy the a.out file to the root folder of your phone.
3. open xterm and gain root via sudo gainroot.
4. cp /home/user/MyDocs/a.out /home/user/
5. chmod 777 a.out (give permissions to write)
6. run-standalone.sh ./a.out (pops up that security code reset to 12345)
7. rm a.out (hopefully you dont need it anymore)

I know that this is kind of lame solution and I'm sure that this can be done in a more sophisticated way, but I am a noob to the N900/Unix thingie. Anyway thanks again qwerty12.
Last edited by manbeast; 2011-01-31 at 11:40.
 

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Warhamstr is offline Warhamstr
2011-01-30 , 23:20
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#182
Tnx for ur replay but it didn't work for me...
Dit this:

~ $ sudo gainroot
Root shell enabled


BusyBox v1.10.2 (Debian 3:1.10.2.legal-1osso30+0m5) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.

/home/user # cp /MyDocs/a.out /home/user/
cp: cannot stat '/MyDocs/a.out': No such file or directory
/home/user # run-standalone.sh ./a.out
/usr/bin/run-standalone.sh: line 11: ./a.out: not found
/home/user #

And yes the file is in my root (N900/)
what am I doeing wrong?
 
RobbieThe1st is offline RobbieThe1st
2011-01-31 , 00:39
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#183
It's "./MyDocs" not "/MyDocs" - He forgot the . at the beginning.
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Warhamstr is offline Warhamstr
2011-01-31 , 07:46
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#184
that doesnt make ant sense still got the same error. What is the function of CP?
Last edited by Warhamstr; 2011-01-31 at 07:49.
 
manbeast is offline manbeast
2011-01-31 , 09:58
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#185
cp is for copy. Basically I do this because I dunno how to copy the a.out file to a directory where I can run it. MyDocs is noexec, so you cannot run it from there.

Sorry just tried and got the same prob as you it was my mistake.
The correct command is like this:
cp /home/user/MyDocs/a.out /home/user/

I think it will work that way. I've just tried it...
Last edited by manbeast; 2011-01-31 at 10:07.
 
Warhamstr is offline Warhamstr
2011-01-31 , 11:17
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#186
mmm, got Permission Denied after the last commands.

It looks like there is something wrong with my rights?
 
mooglez is offline mooglez
2011-01-31 , 11:38
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#187
Originally Posted by Warhamstr View Post
mmm, got Permission Denied after the last commands.

It looks like there is something wrong with my rights?
Does this command work for you if you run it after doing sudo gainroot?:

echo root:$(grep -A 13 lock_code /dev/mtd1|tail -1)

if it does, it should give you the hash in a format like this:
root:randomstring
you can then use john the ripper to decrypt it in few seconds
 

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manbeast is offline manbeast
2011-01-31 , 11:38
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#188
then after the copy enter the following:
chmod 777 a.out
it should work after that.
Last edited by manbeast; 2011-01-31 at 11:40.
 
manbeast is offline manbeast
2011-01-31 , 11:39
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#189
Originally Posted by mooglez View Post
Does this command work for you if you run it after doing sudo gainroot?:

echo root:$(grep -A 13 lock_code /dev/mtd1|tail -1)

if it does, it should give you the hash in a format like this:
root:randomstring
you can then use john the ripper to decrypt it in few seconds
We are using this method becuse the one you have mentioned gives the following output
root::
 

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Warhamstr is offline Warhamstr
2011-01-31 , 11:48
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#190
Originally Posted by manbeast View Post
then after the copy enter the following:
chmod 777 a.out
it should work after that.
Oh You Are The Best! and any other dat helped me ofc. My Lock Code was changed!
 

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