bootstrap

[is0-mick]

Still havent managed to get a box running stand alone yet...


I tried command line switches and tried altering the exe.
-standalone , setting self provisioning mode, bootstrap required = false, etc etc

I found that using IDA , then changing the bytes using a hex editor for things like true / false settings worked best, as using reflexil seemed to alter more than just the value I wanted to change, which had the result of making the file too large to be injected back into the NK.BIN.

Also i tried renaming TV2Client.exe to TV2Client2.exe and putting it in the TV2Client folder, as it looks like the X300T booterce looks for a copy there 1st, but I couldnt get it to run from that location.. any ideas?

Does anyone have a bootstrap.asmx or whatever file to look at?

I was thinking in the xml if you put file://hard drive/bootstrap..... would that make it load from disk?

Mick

[redband]

bootstrap.asmx is a server side webservices interface.  During the login the box sends a ticket (cert request) request and gets a ticket response which contains a seission authentication cert and trust chain. 

Did you try setting
TV2SystemConfig.ForceServerAuth = false;
TV2SystemConfig.Simulator=True? 

[is0-mick]

Yeah,
tried a few things.. was having trouble re-injecting the tv2client after modding it, as the compressed size was 2 bytes larger.

I got round this by changing the string "This program cannot be run in dos mode" to all 00's which made it compress better


With those settings it throws the following error / message.

Failed to create engine.NTP failed to initialize.

Mick

[mce2222]

I think I was at the same stage when I last tried that... I got around the NTP problem by setting fixed values in a selfmade service xml reply object. I pointed it to a public ntp server and that worked. but after that you get to another initialisation, where I got NullPointers due to the missing data from the IPTV server.

I figured it would be easier to have a dummy server reply with the expected xml responses... but I never got to that

[is0-mick]

I tried similar today, but I kind of cheated and just added a RET in the IL code so instead of throwing an error it just returns as it would if it initialized properly.

and I got the null reference exception.

Mick