Hello all, I have a WiMAX firmware from GCT Solution, It seems uses Linux Kernel....

[Rex Tsai]

Macpaul Lin wrote on 01/10/2010 10:58 PM:
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> From: Neil Brown <neil at neilzone.co.uk>
> Date: 2010/1/10
> Subject: Re: Hello all, I have a WiMAX firmware from GCT Solution, It
> seems uses Linux Kernel....
> To: Macpaul Lin <macpaul at gmail.com>
> 副本： Legel List of GPL Violations <legal at lists.gpl-violations.org>
>
> Macpaul Lin wrote:
>   
>> Could some on help me to check if the firmware is exactly used Linux
>> kernel + jffs2 file system?
>>     
>
> I am no expert in the field of reverse-engineering, and base all I know
> on Armijn's excellent guide, but, running strings against the binary
> produces:
>   
Hi, I have done some study on the firmware.  The image file come from
the installed directory of VMAX[1] wimax connection manager for Windows.
The usb dongle is made by TECOM[2], model name is WM5123-2G5. The driver
is stored in the usb dongle, as ZeroCD / "flip flop" (multiple device)
USB gear.

In Neil's mail, you can see it contains a linux kernel image. And it's
also contains a root filesystem formated as cramfs. The root filesystem
use busybox, and their own property binary for  OMA-DM or so. Enclosed
you can find the details of the finding.

[1] http://www.vmax.net.tw/
[2]  http://www.tecomproduct.com/product_wimax.htm

Regards
-Rex
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