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hello i am new and need some help thank you - andy_sexgod - 25-04-2011
hello all i am new to this, i have just got a ambit 256 off ebay , i had a ambit 255 when it was easy to get to work, now i have got this new 256 ambit with HAXORWARE VERSION 1.1 REVISION 39 i have tryed lots of settings but with no luck i have been trying now for 3 days none stop all i keep getting is activation screen , if some one can help me out it would help me a lot befor i smash the dam thing up lol .
thanks andy
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - drewmerc - 25-04-2011
did you buy your modem from an official reseller? as you should ask whom ever you bought the modem from for product support
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - andy_sexgod - 25-04-2011
they put no product support i got it from them as i thought it was going to be as easy as the one i got over 2 year ago
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - drewmerc - 25-04-2011
haha lol not as easy as 2 years ago, shits hard takes a lot of reading and understanding
cable modems have been abused to death mostly due to people selling them and thus the reason i hate sellers and buyer (if you cant flash your own modem you should not be trying to use one)
the cable co's have not taken it well and have tightened there security,there are holes but nobody will put them on the internet in fear of them being blocked
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - andy_sexgod - 25-04-2011
cant you help me then if you knoww the holes, or is it that NO ONE knows them and thats why there not on the internet i have read and read and more read i cant find a thing if you want inbox me i will give u a email if you can help me
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - drewmerc - 25-04-2011
lots of people know the holes honestly they are not that hard to workout once you know how to find them
first you need to set up your modem to match a subscribed modem(eg payed for) easest way to do this is backup your own subbed modem and extract the nonvol and flash that to haxor using the backup/restore page
most of the time the above will get a modem working
if that fails you need to watch the telnet output while the modem is booting and watch for were it errors out
for the record mine did error i got past it by comparing the telnet output to my subbed modems telnet and 2 days of reading cisco's ctms doc's to understand what was going on
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - Jlove3184 - 02-05-2011
(25-04-2011, 11:54 PM)drewmerc Wrote: lots of people know the holes honestly they are not that hard to workout once you know how to find themDoes the sub modem have to be the exact same model?
first you need to set up your modem to match a subscribed modem(eg payed for) easest way to do this is backup your own subbed modem and extract the nonvol and flash that to haxor using the backup/restore page
most of the time the above will get a modem working
if that fails you need to watch the telnet output while the modem is booting and watch for were it errors out
for the record mine did error i got past it by comparing the telnet output to my subbed modems telnet and 2 days of reading cisco's ctms doc's to understand what was going on
RE: hello i am new and need some help thank you - drewmerc - 02-05-2011
no not always, some cant be extracted but most can (tho sometimes takes hex editing)