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quaxlyqueen · 11-24-2024, 06:39 PM

Renate, you said that given a HWID/hash you could potentially identify a loader. HWID seems to be a no go, the only result I found is https://github.com/bkerler/Loaders/b...5374_fhprg.bin and that did not work. The only other match is the G52 which you previously said to not use.

PK_HASH also is a bit of a dead end, it is 96 characters (which doesn't match the 16 used in Firehose, which also does not appear to use truncation).
Hash: d40eee56f3194665574109a39267724ae7944134cd53cb767e 293d3c40497955bc8a4519ff992b031fadc6355015ac87

I was wondering, if we knew the loader for say the Samsung Galaxy A23 4G which also uses the Snapdragon 680, could the loader for that work for the Boox Note Air 3C?

Out of curiosity, how can you use the HWID/hash to identify which loader to use?

Lastly, could you provide a link to your Windows-only EDL client?

Thanks

11-24-2024, 06:39 PM	#37
quaxlyqueen Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2024 Device: Boox Note Air 3C	Renate, you said that given a HWID/hash you could potentially identify a loader. HWID seems to be a no go, the only result I found is https://github.com/bkerler/Loaders/b...5374_fhprg.bin and that did not work. The only other match is the G52 which you previously said to not use. PK_HASH also is a bit of a dead end, it is 96 characters (which doesn't match the 16 used in Firehose, which also does not appear to use truncation). Hash: d40eee56f3194665574109a39267724ae7944134cd53cb767e 293d3c40497955bc8a4519ff992b031fadc6355015ac87 I was wondering, if we knew the loader for say the Samsung Galaxy A23 4G which also uses the Snapdragon 680, could the loader for that work for the Boox Note Air 3C? Out of curiosity, how can you use the HWID/hash to identify which loader to use? Lastly, could you provide a link to your Windows-only EDL client? Thanks