Firmsum 0.1 problem

[Dzgx216]

Hey,


  Has anyone got a compiled version of firmsum?  I can't get it to compile right (I have the ELF-LIB) and have even tried threatening my CPU with violence.  If anyone has it compiled (the correct command line for a 3120 rev. 047 FW would be nice too) I'd appreciate a link or an attach to my email.  My e-mail is listed in my profile.

[stonersmurf]

I believe this kit has a already compiled version http://www.ingenieria-inversa.cl/?p=5

[Dzgx216]

Hey...

   No dice, that's the kit I've got.  It's non-compiled.

[stonersmurf]

Hey...

   No dice, that's the kit I've got.  It's non-compiled.

look in the bin folder for the binarys.

[Dzgx216]

Hey,

   Thanks for that... It's late and I'm becoming deliriously stupid.... now I have to get the command line for the 047 FW figured out and I'll be set

[xt5]

no ELF-LIB for firsum needed. to compile you can do a single:

Code:

gcc.exe firmsum.c common/binfile.c common/htoi.c common/gdr.c -Icommon -o firsum.exe

and for use it just do:

Code:

firsum firmmoded.bin firmsumed.bin

the checksum offset, start offset and end offset parameters are optionals, and no need for sum a 047 

[Dzgx216]

no ELF-LIB for firsum needed. to compile you can do a single:

Code:

gcc.exe firmsum.c common/binfile.c common/htoi.c common/gdr.c -Icommon -o firsum.exe

and for use it just do:

Code:

firsum firmmoded.bin firmsumed.bin

the checksum offset, start offset and end offset parameters are optionals, and no need for sum a 047 

Swift... Thanks for clearing that up!  Just for $#!ts and giggles (and my reluctancy to end up in recovery mode)  Can anyone else verify that it will work without the offsets? (No offense xt5, I usually run my OWN work by others before trusting it)