jaelanicu
12-08-2002, 10:46
Hi everyone!
I've just made a new software for inspecting the Siemens EEPROM image
file from UniSiemens or Siemens S45-ME45 Tools. Perfect for research!
It supports all of the 4 EEPROM (LBA_FS, EE_FS, EEFULL and EELITE) images. It also supports merged EEPROMs, that is 4 EEPROMs in one
single file, to make the research simpler. You can merge the EEPROM
file from the DOS prompt like this :
C:\>COPY/B LBA_FS.BIN+EE_FS.BIN+EEFULL.BIN+EELITE.BIN ALLEEPROMS.BIN
It can display the summary of all of the EEPROMs. The summary shows the
number of blocks, handles (IDs) and the sum of used+deleted handle data
size.
It can also display a list of EEPROM blocks, handles and the contents
of each handle data in hex and ASCII.
Not only that, you can also extract the handle data and save each
handle data into separate files. You can extract all of them, or based
on the criteria you can specify.
The criteria can be EEPROM name, block number, handle number, handle
status (used or deleted; in numbers), handle version, data address or
even an unknown byte that my brain hasn't figure it out.
This software has been tested under Windows 95/98/98Se/Me, but I'm sure
it'll runs on Windows NT/2000/Xp too :)
Here's the URL:
http://bitminds.netfirms.com/seeinfo100.zip
http://pages.unisonfree.net/jaelanicu/seeinfo100.zip
CHEERS!!! ^_^
I've just made a new software for inspecting the Siemens EEPROM image
file from UniSiemens or Siemens S45-ME45 Tools. Perfect for research!
It supports all of the 4 EEPROM (LBA_FS, EE_FS, EEFULL and EELITE) images. It also supports merged EEPROMs, that is 4 EEPROMs in one
single file, to make the research simpler. You can merge the EEPROM
file from the DOS prompt like this :
C:\>COPY/B LBA_FS.BIN+EE_FS.BIN+EEFULL.BIN+EELITE.BIN ALLEEPROMS.BIN
It can display the summary of all of the EEPROMs. The summary shows the
number of blocks, handles (IDs) and the sum of used+deleted handle data
size.
It can also display a list of EEPROM blocks, handles and the contents
of each handle data in hex and ASCII.
Not only that, you can also extract the handle data and save each
handle data into separate files. You can extract all of them, or based
on the criteria you can specify.
The criteria can be EEPROM name, block number, handle number, handle
status (used or deleted; in numbers), handle version, data address or
even an unknown byte that my brain hasn't figure it out.
This software has been tested under Windows 95/98/98Se/Me, but I'm sure
it'll runs on Windows NT/2000/Xp too :)
Here's the URL:
http://bitminds.netfirms.com/seeinfo100.zip
http://pages.unisonfree.net/jaelanicu/seeinfo100.zip
CHEERS!!! ^_^