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Hello,
I need some help and hoping you can! You pretty much have hmac_sha1 already implemented in this project. I do not know how to use it for my own benefit... I want to calculate the HDD password and not sure how to implement this. I've tried different libraries over the last two days... and none work on the rp2040 (pi pico).

I don't really understand CTX what i'm wanting is basically... HDkey>hmac_sha1> datastring: model . serial> get hash.

Any help would be greatly appreciated if you have time. As soon as you respond i'll close (or if you want) the "issue" since it's really not an issue.

thank you again!

I installed this, turned on my Xbox, and started to panic when the LED almost immediately started flashing orange - that’s normally an indication that the system is overheating! I spent a while fretting that I’d somehow spilled some solder on my mobo, then a while longer wondering how an EEPROM reader could cause the system overheat 😂 Finally, it dawned on me that my Xbox was fine. A solid orange LED has no special meaning, maybe that would be preferable?

Hello,
Working with this a bit... (only decrypt portion) and I believe there is a bug in the code (xbox_eeprom_utility/xbox_eeprom_utility.ino).
All of your if (xbx->decrypt()... statements compare to >0. decrypt returns version number. So your if statement will always fail if working with a rev 1.0 xbox. Should be >=0. Sorry if I'm mistaken. hope this all makes sense.

For instance:
line 976: if (xbx->decrypt(d) > 0) {
should be if (xbx->decrypt(d) >= 0) {

Awesome update! I’ve actually been working on something similar to XWifi for the ESP32 and ran into trouble — they consume a lot more power at peak than the esp8266, and the Xbox’s standby rail is very low power. WiFi with the esp32 doesn’t work on most Xboxes I’ve tried it on without additional circuitry, but it does seem to work on motherboards with a working clock cap, and it works elsewhere with the addition of a working supercapacitor somewhere in circuit with the 3.3v standby rail.

Hi,

You mention ESP8266 and ESP-01 and I'm a little bit confused between the two. Would you mind explaining the difference as it relates to your utility?

https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-Internet-Development-Wireless-Micropython/dp/B010O1G1ES?th=1

https://www.amazon.com/MakerFocus-Wireless-Transceiver-DC3-0-3-6V-Compatible/dp/B01EA3UJJ4

https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/FJLqjN4W

Thanks!