.p7 extension

djoneab · Post by **djoneab** » Fri Nov 26, 2010 2:07 pm

anybody know what the .p7 file extension is (e.g. "SB5101-2.5.2.0-SCM01-DIAG-NNDMN.p7") and was wondering if NT was able to use it to write to modem? Anybody know a way to convert it to .bin file?

Post by **usbbdm** » Fri Nov 26, 2010 2:35 pm

djoneab wrote:anybody know what the .p7 file extension is (e.g. "SB5101-2.5.2.0-SCM01-DIAG-NNDMN.p7") and was wondering if NT was able to use it to write to modem? Anybody know a way to convert it to .bin file?

Try to use UJmodem and it should allow you to open .p7 files.
.p7 files are just normal binary file add a header.

djoneab · Post by **djoneab** » Fri Nov 26, 2010 3:08 pm

hrmm, okay. now will this file be a full dump? to use like ldram firmware?

aznhacka · Post by **aznhacka** » Fri Nov 26, 2010 4:25 pm

hmm you can remove the header with a hex editor the exact location varies from modem to modem but usually what i do is download a regular stock firmware (.bin file) open it up in hex and compare it with the .p7 file and delete the extra data (the header) at the top

CAPONE · Post by **CAPONE** » Fri Nov 26, 2010 4:29 pm

djoneab wrote:hrmm, okay. now will this file be a full dump? to use like ldram firmware?

LOL Really as far as the Modem is concerned it Means NOTHING LOL

Correct spoof should be SB5101-2.7.8.0-GA-00-NOSH Or
SB5101-2.7.9.0-GA-00-NOSH if thats being pushed in your area
Not SB5101-2.7.8.0-GA-00-NOSH-NNDMN Or SB5101-2.7.8.0-GA-00-NOSH-NNDMN.p7 Or SB5101-2.7.8.0-GA-00-NOSH-NNDMN.p7.csg For that Matter

marthypaul · Post by **marthypaul** » Sun Nov 28, 2010 3:48 am

SB5101-2.7.9.0-GA-00-NOSH-NNDMN.p7.csg
In some high security areas

USB JTAG

.p7 extension

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