tatotato
19th March 2008, 11:11 AM
For about a year I have looked for a way to read and write NAM data from HTC CDMA phones.
Today I finished my search and have put together a kit for doing the above stuff, at least for the Apache/6700. It includes all the drivers and a very nice program to hack around with your phone (CDMA Workshop).
You guys have helped me out SO much in the past, so I'd like to give something back.
So without further ado, here are the instructions.
1. Remove all drivers from previous attempts to get it working (if any) then download the attachment and uncompress to an empty folder.
2. In ActiveSync, go File -> Connection Settings and uncheck the box labelled "Allow USB connections".
3. On your phone, go Start -> Programs -> File Explorer and browse to the Windows folder.
4. Scroll down until you find a program called DMrouter. Open it and click start.
5. Plug your Apache into cradle/cable.
6. The add new hardware wizard will come up. Do not allow it to connect to windows update. Click next and select "Install the drivers from a specific location" and browse to the drivers folder inside wherever you put the ESNkit.
7. If all goes well, another add new hardware wizard will come up. Repeat the exact same process as step 6.
8. On your computer, go Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager -> View -> Devices by Connection. Then play around until you see under a USB Root hub a USB composite device with two devices in its sub-tree. One of them will have a COM port number e.g. COM6. Write this down.
9. Go into the ESNkit folder and run cdma_wshop_loader. The password is ogmisthebest
10. CDMA workshop should load. Select port you wrote down e.g. COM6, click Connect, click Read, and you're in!
How to read SPC (Greetz to rafaelc, this is for you :))
After step 10, go to the Security tab, and under the SPC section, select Universal, EFS Method in the listbox.
Click read.
Click OK in the dialog.
There will be a dialog pop up with a whole lot of dots and numbers. The first 6 Numbers after the dots end are your SPC.
If you want to change NAM data with this SPC, type it into the box and click SPC then click Send and go to the NAM tab, click read, and hack away!
How to change ESN (Proof of concept :), changing to an actual ESN is illegal pretty much everywhere)
After step 10, go to the Security tab, and under the ESN section, select Universal, EFS Method in the listbox.
MAKE SURE YOU WRITE DOWN YOUR CURRENT ESN JUST IN CASE.
Click Read.
It will show your ESN!
To change, type in your new ESN and click write.
Done!
Have fun guys!!
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Here is the link - with correct drivers this time!
[url]http://www.mediafire.com/?llpenydz90l (http://clickapic.com/file/3556/esnkit-zip.html)
oh and greetz to helmi_c!
You are THE MAN helmi. Without you I would have no motivation to hack around with my phone.
Today I finished my search and have put together a kit for doing the above stuff, at least for the Apache/6700. It includes all the drivers and a very nice program to hack around with your phone (CDMA Workshop).
You guys have helped me out SO much in the past, so I'd like to give something back.
So without further ado, here are the instructions.
1. Remove all drivers from previous attempts to get it working (if any) then download the attachment and uncompress to an empty folder.
2. In ActiveSync, go File -> Connection Settings and uncheck the box labelled "Allow USB connections".
3. On your phone, go Start -> Programs -> File Explorer and browse to the Windows folder.
4. Scroll down until you find a program called DMrouter. Open it and click start.
5. Plug your Apache into cradle/cable.
6. The add new hardware wizard will come up. Do not allow it to connect to windows update. Click next and select "Install the drivers from a specific location" and browse to the drivers folder inside wherever you put the ESNkit.
7. If all goes well, another add new hardware wizard will come up. Repeat the exact same process as step 6.
8. On your computer, go Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager -> View -> Devices by Connection. Then play around until you see under a USB Root hub a USB composite device with two devices in its sub-tree. One of them will have a COM port number e.g. COM6. Write this down.
9. Go into the ESNkit folder and run cdma_wshop_loader. The password is ogmisthebest
10. CDMA workshop should load. Select port you wrote down e.g. COM6, click Connect, click Read, and you're in!
How to read SPC (Greetz to rafaelc, this is for you :))
After step 10, go to the Security tab, and under the SPC section, select Universal, EFS Method in the listbox.
Click read.
Click OK in the dialog.
There will be a dialog pop up with a whole lot of dots and numbers. The first 6 Numbers after the dots end are your SPC.
If you want to change NAM data with this SPC, type it into the box and click SPC then click Send and go to the NAM tab, click read, and hack away!
How to change ESN (Proof of concept :), changing to an actual ESN is illegal pretty much everywhere)
After step 10, go to the Security tab, and under the ESN section, select Universal, EFS Method in the listbox.
MAKE SURE YOU WRITE DOWN YOUR CURRENT ESN JUST IN CASE.
Click Read.
It will show your ESN!
To change, type in your new ESN and click write.
Done!
Have fun guys!!
[/URL]
Here is the link - with correct drivers this time!
[url]http://www.mediafire.com/?llpenydz90l (http://clickapic.com/file/3556/esnkit-zip.html)
oh and greetz to helmi_c!
You are THE MAN helmi. Without you I would have no motivation to hack around with my phone.