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Silver Member Username: PsychmonsterChi town, Il USA Post Number: 156 Registered: Jul-06 | seems like DN and Bev are resorting to the pain in the a-ss but not serious morphs and may implement them every 2 weeks or so to try and burn our coders out...thats all they have..the more peps that learn basic codes will thwart these conglomerates for years to come....learn ,my friends and use the unasked signals from sats that are in your house and radiating through your food and children...steal them...I did not ask DN to radiate me...so F__K em....I will use those unasked for and not paid for radiation from sats of Married with Children that rain down uopn my kitchen and covert it to my own use...those b_astards never showed a warrant to be busting into my domicile with thier unasked for radiation...so I will use it for my own entertianment |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 1911 Registered: Oct-06 | I say everyday Maybe even several times a day |
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Bronze Member Username: RazzorwyrePost Number: 17 Registered: Dec-07 | I would love to learn the basic coding. Not sure where to start tho. |
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Silver Member Username: PsychmonsterChi town, Il USA Post Number: 158 Registered: Jul-06 | its alot more invoveled then one might think...a degree in coding is tough...but their are shortcuts...basic knowlege of simple DN applications will give you a big head start, and JVH has laid the foundation that even rudimentery novices can hit and miss and finally find the correct formula for at least the 1 mg simple 2500-2700 conversion formulas...its basically a couple tweaks and then run it before publishing it....its a hit or miss but u will find it easy after 3-4 tries...now chancey and others are running with the ORIGINAL jvh code...and tweaking becomes fairly easy once the basic code is established...DN is just playing with variations of the same code..I thank u for all your dedication JVH , Chancey,and others... I am almost ready to contribute...just need to do some dry runs, but at least I am learning and will be the next generation of coders...at least for the 2500-2700 conversions...gotta start small...then Nyda can critique my work instead of taking credit for finding the first bin untested that she he it sends out to the poor suckers that load it and burn out thier machine...test before you crow!~!!but that was one mistake and we all burned u for that...I actually think you are an asset ri this site...and I think LK is top notch and Doreen might be coming around also...it is a new beginning...lets start this new year with good will and not good jabs |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 560 Registered: Nov-07 | DN is just playing with variations of the same code.. Not even close... Whole new ball game ... JVH and Chancey master of their games but this out of there reach.. they only edit bins to remove clone killer code.. they have nothing to do with any type mecm related coding.. |
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Silver Member Username: PsychmonsterChi town, Il USA Post Number: 159 Registered: Jul-06 | the 225 bin works for conversions...genuine 2500a to 2700 works with this bin...expain why his bin works |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 563 Registered: Nov-07 | the 225 bin works for conversions...genuine 2500a to 2700 works with this bin...expain why his bin works it don't work !! and this is why... over at *****.*** Viewsat does NOT have the map22 stuff.. all they bought was 3b/57 He even gave kudos to you guys here fro being the main group of people that all the fixes since have beenb copied from... If you don't know him, he is one of the BEAST over at ****.*** I have seen, when he talks he knows his 'chit!!! Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] Code Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0000: 99 8a 9b b6 0d 88 a4 f7 b7 0d a6 02 b7 48 a6 02 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0010: 8d 00 a8 22 a6 00 c7 0b 92 a6 0b c7 0b 93 a6 a2 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0020: c7 0b 94 5f 4f ad 0b 5c a3 04 25 f9 84 b7 0d 86 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0030: 98 87 89 90 ae 01 32 d8 0b 92 32 d7 0b 92 ad 48 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0040: 4f b7 48 a6 07 cd 38 40 90 5f 32 d6 0b 92 a4 1f Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0050: b7 4a 90 5c 32 d6 0b 92 b7 49 a6 49 b7 16 3f 15 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0060: 3a 15 3f 14 12 16 a6 22 cd 38 40 13 16 ad 19 ad Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0070: 22 ad 04 85 b6 14 81 c6 0b 94 ab 08 c7 0b 94 c6 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0080: 0b 93 a9 00 c7 0b 93 81 c6 0b 93 b7 44 c6 0b 94 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 0090: b7 45 81 3f 48 a6 0b cd 38 40 81 83 83 83 83 83 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 00a0: 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 00b0: 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 00c0: 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 00d0: 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 00e0: 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Dec 5 15:17:15 [nagra.ecm] 00f0: 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 This is disassembled Bev Mecm 40 code: 00:0100: 99 sec 00:0101: 8A pushcc 00:0102: 9B sei 00:0103: B6 0D lda $0D 00:0105: 88 pusha 00:0106: A4 F7 and #$F7 00:0108: B7 0D sta $0D 00:010A: A6 02 lda #$02 00:010C: B7 48 sta $48 00:010E: A6 02 lda #$02 00:0110: 8D 00 A8 22 jsrp #$00, $A822 00:0114: A6 00 lda #$00 00:0116: C7 0B 92 sta $0B92 00:0119: A6 0B lda #$0B 00:011B: C7 0B 93 sta $0B93 00:011E: A6 A2 lda #$A2 00:0120: C7 0B 94 sta $0B94 00:0123: 5F clrx 00:0124: 4F clra 00:0125: AD 0B bsr $132 00:0127: 5C incx 00:0128: A3 04 cmpx #$04 00:012A: 25 F9 bcs $125 00:012C: 84 popa 00:012D: B7 0D sta $0D 00:012F: 86 popcc 00:0130: 98 clc 00:0131: 87 rtsp 00:0132: 89 pushx 00:0133: 90 AE 01 ldy #$01 00:0136: 32 D8 0B 92 eor [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:013A: 32 D7 0B 92 sta [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:013E: AD 48 bsr $188 00:0140: 4F clra 00:0141: B7 48 sta $48 00:0143: A6 07 lda #$07 00:0145: CD 38 40 jsr $3840 00:0148: 90 5F clry 00:014A: 32 D6 0B 92 lda [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:014E: A4 1F and #$1F 00:0150: B7 4A sta $4A 00:0152: 90 5C incy 00:0154: 32 D6 0B 92 lda [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:0158: B7 49 sta RC2 00:015A: A6 49 lda #$49 00:015C: B7 16 sta $16 00:015E: 3F 15 clr $15 00:0160: 3A 15 dec $15 00:0162: 3F 14 clr $14 00:0164: 12 16 bset1 $16 00:0166: A6 22 lda #$22 00:0168: CD 38 40 jsr $3840 00:016B: 13 16 bclr1 $16 00:016D: AD 19 bsr $188 00:016F: AD 22 bsr $193 00:0171: AD 04 bsr $177 00:0173: 85 popx 00:0174: B6 14 lda $14 00:0176: 81 rts 00:0177: C6 0B 94 lda $0B94 00:017A: AB 08 add #$08 00:017C: C7 0B 94 sta $0B94 00:017F: C6 0B 93 lda $0B93 00:0182: A9 00 adc #$00 00:0184: C7 0B 93 sta $0B93 00:0187: 81 rts 00:0188: C6 0B 93 lda $0B93 00:018B: B7 44 sta $44 00:018D: C6 0B 94 lda $0B94 00:0190: B7 45 sta $45 00:0192: 81 rts 00:0193: 3F 48 clr $48 00:0195: A6 0B lda #$0B 00:0197: CD 38 40 jsr $3840 00:019A: 81 rts |
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Silver Member Username: PsychmonsterChi town, Il USA Post Number: 160 Registered: Jul-06 | interesting...I have a lot to learn...thanx |
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Gold Member Username: NydasPost Number: 5743 Registered: Jun-06 | The disassembled pnwumonics - Where can I find the write up on the assembly code and which CPU is it? i½-Pulp Fiction-i½ By looking at some of them, i can understand, e.g. popx and pushx probably mean pop into or push register x and incy means Increment register y. I need the register layout and the instruction set. Could you please point to where I can get this info? |
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Bronze Member Username: Plks4432Post Number: 15 Registered: Nov-07 | So, let's start to learn Assembler!! Why not? There are bunch of tutorials in Internet. But even after you got some knowledge and be able to run disassembler and get pnewmonic code, you'll definately need access to documentation where you could find out how they code and decode signal, which may be not so easy.. Anyways, why not try? Minwhile, who can explain what ECM stands for? |
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Bronze Member Username: Hi09Post Number: 39 Registered: Aug-07 | psychmonster - well said well said |
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Bronze Member Username: Hi09Post Number: 40 Registered: Aug-07 | psychmonster - well said |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 1914 Registered: Oct-06 | I looked at your subprogram post #563 I don't know what is your source or how sure to trust I can tell yo this is not what Nagra charges Millions of dollars to lease their encryption protction But if it will make yo happy this an 8 bit subprogram from an old 8 bit MP z80 or Intel 8085 was designed mid 1970(s) If that is what yo want yo can learn assembly in 2 weeks If this is indeed how to create a spoof program |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 572 Registered: Nov-07 | But if it will make yo happy this an 8 bit subprogram from an old 8 bit MP z80 or Intel 8085 was designed mid 1970(s) If that is what yo want yo can learn assembly in 2 weeks If this is indeed how to create a spoof program Yeah okay mister low level analog fluctuation signal (on secret tp's know only by you) you wouldn't know what a snake was if i bit U on the nose... It's just like what I said it was a disassembled of the latest Bev Mecm dealing with map22 |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 578 Registered: Nov-07 | shouldn't be that long now for dvbcard solution once again the GREAT coder No1 has a handle on it.... I think I got it: Code: input is D exp = $4a shift = $49 x = (1<<128) - D; x = (x*x) % D; y = x for(i = 1; i < exp; i++) { x = (x * y) % D; B = (x << shift) % D I've tried it on lots of inputs and it seems to work all the time. Still need to find the cycle counts though.} |
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Gold Member Username: NydasPost Number: 5752 Registered: Jun-06 | King: The program is neither Z80 nor 8086 code. I would have recognised it as such. There is reference only to Registers A and X and Y. It has to be another CPU. If i½-Pulp Fiction-i½ can give me the pneumonics and Instructions set, fine, otherwise, I am just accepting it at face value based on what he says about it. |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 587 Registered: Nov-07 | seacrh for st19 |
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Gold Member Username: NydasPost Number: 5753 Registered: Jun-06 | Thanks. I will try. Right now I can't get into St19.com website. |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 588 Registered: Nov-07 | not a web site U asked for referenace on which opcodes st19 |
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Gold Member Username: NydasPost Number: 5754 Registered: Jun-06 | STMicroelectronics - Smartcard ICs - Smartcard ST19 Platform ICs ST's ST19 platform of enhanced security, multi-application smartcard MCU's offers a wide range of devices for low-cost and high performance applications ... www.st.com/stonline/products/families/smartcard/sc_sol_ics_st19.htm - 35k The above is not responding. BYTE.com The new ST19 IC offers low-power logic for smartcards, plus mechanisms to ... This allows the ST19 to use a ready-made library of secure functions. ... www.byte.com/art/9706/sec4/art4.htm - 34k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this Byte.com is responding. I will go into it in detail for my own learning process. Thanks for the info. |
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Bronze Member Username: Perycles2005Post Number: 42 Registered: Mar-05 | Where can we find more info to learn...please share |
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Bronze Member Username: Perycles2005Post Number: 43 Registered: Mar-05 | Thanks |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 1915 Registered: Oct-06 | When I google This is what I find for Nagra-2 |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 1916 Registered: Oct-06 | This is a site for testers |
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Bronze Member Username: Gspot6977Seattle, Wa Usa Post Number: 16 Registered: Sep-06 | And On the 8th day God said "Let there be free TV" |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 603 Registered: Nov-07 | can tell yo this is not what Nagra charges Millions of dollars to lease their encryption protction Okay king yo care to tell me know how This This is disassembled Bev Mecm 40 code: 00:0100: 99 sec 00:0101: 8A pushcc 00:0102: 9B sei 00:0103: B6 0D lda $0D 00:0105: 88 pusha 00:0106: A4 F7 and #$F7 00:0108: B7 0D sta $0D 00:010A: A6 02 lda #$02 00:010C: B7 48 sta $48 00:010E: A6 02 lda #$02 00:0110: 8D 00 A8 22 jsrp #$00, $A822 00:0114: A6 00 lda #$00 00:0116: C7 0B 92 sta $0B92 00:0119: A6 0B lda #$0B 00:011B: C7 0B 93 sta $0B93 00:011E: A6 A2 lda #$A2 00:0120: C7 0B 94 sta $0B94 00:0123: 5F clrx 00:0124: 4F clra 00:0125: AD 0B bsr $132 00:0127: 5C incx 00:0128: A3 04 cmpx #$04 00:012A: 25 F9 bcs $125 00:012C: 84 popa 00:012D: B7 0D sta $0D 00:012F: 86 popcc 00:0130: 98 clc 00:0131: 87 rtsp 00:0132: 89 pushx 00:0133: 90 AE 01 ldy #$01 00:0136: 32 D8 0B 92 eor [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:013A: 32 D7 0B 92 sta [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:013E: AD 48 bsr $188 00:0140: 4F clra 00:0141: B7 48 sta $48 00:0143: A6 07 lda #$07 00:0145: CD 38 40 jsr $3840 00:0148: 90 5F clry 00:014A: 32 D6 0B 92 lda [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:014E: A4 1F and #$1F 00:0150: B7 4A sta $4A 00:0152: 90 5C incy 00:0154: 32 D6 0B 92 lda [$0B92:$0B93:$0B94], Y 00:0158: B7 49 sta RC2 00:015A: A6 49 lda #$49 00:015C: B7 16 sta $16 00:015E: 3F 15 clr $15 00:0160: 3A 15 dec $15 00:0162: 3F 14 clr $14 00:0164: 12 16 bset1 $16 00:0166: A6 22 lda #$22 00:0168: CD 38 40 jsr $3840 00:016B: 13 16 bclr1 $16 00:016D: AD 19 bsr $188 00:016F: AD 22 bsr $193 00:0171: AD 04 bsr $177 00:0173: 85 popx 00:0174: B6 14 lda $14 00:0176: 81 rts 00:0177: C6 0B 94 lda $0B94 00:017A: AB 08 add #$08 00:017C: C7 0B 94 sta $0B94 00:017F: C6 0B 93 lda $0B93 00:0182: A9 00 adc #$00 00:0184: C7 0B 93 sta $0B93 00:0187: 81 rts 00:0188: C6 0B 93 lda $0B93 00:018B: B7 44 sta $44 00:018D: C6 0B 94 lda $0B94 00:0190: B7 45 sta $45 00:0192: 81 rts 00:0193: 3F 48 clr $48 00:0195: A6 0B lda #$0B 00:0197: CD 38 40 jsr $3840 00:019A: 81 rts turn into this https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/412215.html if it was from an old 8 bit MP z80 or Intel 8085 was designed mid 1970(s)  |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 1917 Registered: Oct-06 | What I meant this is an old OPCode commands from an old Microprocessor Anyone can trace this program if yo got the blue card and follow the instructions I don't know where to load them or what they are for If yo really got questions go to the link and ask programmers I know MP well but I don't do hack stuff |
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Silver Member Username: Pulp_fictionPost Number: 605 Registered: Nov-07 | I don't know where to load them or what they are for If yo really got questions go to the link and ask programmers I know MP well but I don't do hack stuff I'm not impressed....I fear I shall soon join the ranks of others on here and write "yo" off as some whack-o... Did u not read "WHAT it is" I told you what it is.. TWICE it's a stream capture from BEV and a disassembled version of there last ecm... Come on guy shift ur model T out of... parked on stupid.... btw I and others are still awaiting the Greatest way ever to split a signal to multi stb's.. and of a in-depth description on how dn is able to infiltrate the flash rom on a viewsat via the stream to disable the ablilty to operate a diseqc swith. Before U going questioning the validity of others post you might like to back up "yo" own.. as to give creditabilty of ur abilty to question anything. |
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