Onkyo receiver firmware hack

Run decryptor and it'll search in the current directory or specify path as an argument for all ". You should get output directory of files similar to this:. My next step will be enabling shell access and packing it into custom firmware. After that, hopefully, expanding Spotify and remote-controlling capabilities!

Preamble I bought this model of Onkyo receiver mostly for it's network capabilities, especially for Spotify support. Scouting the Internet Unusually, I wasn't able to find much information on "hacking Onkyo" online.

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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. ZorgX Novice Member. Hey Im fixing my amp and the one to my brother, and i love the good layout on the "printcards" and i also found 2 service ports that i didnt see with the top on and Serial tx,rx,grn and 5w and Jtag This made me wondring is it posible to..

I try to conect to the serial but i did only get "snow" yet, so maybe i need to make a brigde some there? Last edited: Oct 16, The simple answer is no and you cannot hack the receiver to add unsupported features. That was a weird answer. If the files are not signed, you can edit the ones you want, if signed, you can replace files with files from other recivers in the same family that have the same structure. I think what you are trying to say is that you do not know how to do it and you are not interested in it.

Ithink its quite sad to upgrading a reciver just because of codecs. They've got everything 1. Deleted member Guest. I think the issue might be that this forum does not tend to support people discussing things that might not be strictly 'legal'.

I guess that it isn't illegal to modify your own hardware, but if it means possibly stealing some software or firmware to do it, then it might be illegal. I'm not sure. Either way, I don't think you will get much input from these forums. It is not illegal to change the hardware and software you have purchased. This started to get annoying. I made it chown root:root, setuid and packed it as a. OK, let's try our daemon then.. First of all I checked what prevented telnetd from starting..

It appears busybox doesn't have telnet module applet compiled in even though there were strings in the binary with telnetd help page..

Then, utelnetd didn't work and was throwing 'All network ports in use! And I don't think I would be spending any more time on that.