In order to run urjtag correctly look this:

jtag> initbus ejtag_dma
Initialized bus 1, active bus 0

After to type initbus ejtag_dma you have bus 1 active and you need change to the bus 1.

Type: bus 1

And now you can type readmem 0x……

Look this, near but no result:

hxxp://foro.seguridadwireless.net/livebox-2/pinout-y-avances-sobre-jtag-enlbv2/msg232967/#msg232967

If you want we can change information.

dd if=/dev/mtdblock0 of=/mnt/sda1/wholeflash.dump

where /mnt/sda1 is the directory where your usb is mounted.

One question please.

For jtag , do you use TRST, TDI, TDO, TMS, and TCK?

I think TRST is not needed.

Greetings.

On livebox 2:

U-Boot 1.1.4 for FUSIV chipset by Ikanos(Jun 16 2009 - 15:49:51)

CPU: IKANOS Fusiv 160 Family
Ethernet Switch hardware reset
DRAM: 64 MB
Flash: 32 MB
In: serial
Out: serial
Err: serial
Net: voxEmac

Type "h" for HELP. Have fun!

FUSIV-DIALFACE #

Be carefull with this u-boot, is not easy to perform out the Agif.

In this site we are unlock the Livebox2, Orange Spain, cpu ikanos vx160.

http://foro.seguridadwireless.net/comunicados-y-noticias/seguridad-wireless-desbloquea-el-router-livebox2-de-orange/

But our U-boot is locked, we need an unlocked U-boot for install openwrt and other firmwares.

I think you have the U-boot of ninus guys, AGIF router, can you give us this U-boot?

Thanks in advance.

Nevermind. I finally managed myself to get cross-compiled transmission working.

I've read in your presentation that you've got transmission working on your bbox2. I own a (couple of) Livebox 2 with same hardware and I've been playing with different toolchains compiling some stuff with odd success. Some things work some do not. I compiled fuse and ntfs-3g to discover that the fuse module was needed (I'm with stupid). Then I compiled kernel sources from floss-livebox including that fuse module to just realize that it won't work nor even insmod -f. I tried transmission myself but all I get are "Segmentation fault" errors and other "niceties". Could you, please, make available that transmission you've managed to compile?

Thanks a lot.

There is a way to flash it without jtag, when you hold the reset button while you turn the bbox2 on it performs a recovery network boot via tftp, to make it work:

1) Install a dhcp server and tftp server on your computer.
2) Give your computer address 192.168.5.2 (address the box will search on for a tftp server)
3) Configure your dhcp server to give an address in the range 192.168.5.3 - 192.168.5.254.
4) Start the tftp server and put the firmware you wish to boot with (one that works) on the tftp root with filename "0305A8C0.img"
5) Press the on button while holding the reset button.
6) When you think it is fully booted, put your ethernet connection back to using dhcp, request an ip and connect to your box as usual, it should be accessible.
7) This firmware will only be used to boot once. When you reboot, the old firmware will be back in place and it will be just as broken. So use this time to flash a new firmware that does work.

I'm not certain the addresses and filename mentioned here will be identical for every box, you can use wireshark to monitor your ethernet connection to see what is going on. The traffic you are interested in is a dhcp request from the bbox2, followed by a dhcp offer from your computer, followed by a tftp download request to a certain ip (192.168.5.2) and for a certain file (0305A8C0.img). Then you should clearly see your computer send the file.

I have an BBOX-2 and I'd like to use it as wifi router and VOIP gateway with Ethernet Wan. I don't use ADSL.

I have configured the device to use one of the ethernet ports as external interface and do nat and routing. But I cannot force VOIP service to get up and use default routing. It complains about ppp(oe) interface not ready.

Any ideas?

Thanks for the informative post, I have downloaded dropbear from zoobab.dyndns.org using tftp. I cannot figure out how to start dropbear to work as ssh server! it would be great if you can point me in the right direction

Thanks

Just after the chapter, 'compile openwrt packages', you've put a compiled busybox, which i installed on my Sagem. Unfortunately, the Cron functionality is missing from this version of busybox.

Would it be possible to compile a busybox version, which contains Crontab functionalities of explain how to compile one?

I would like to schedule my wifi radio. (on by day / off by night)

thanks

I have a friend who has the same router, I will ask him.

Thanks

zoobab@buzek /opt/mips-linux-uclibc/bin [9]$ ./mips-linux-uclibc-gcc -v
Reading specs from /opt/mips-linux-uclibc/bin/../lib/gcc/mips-linux-uclibc/3.4.3/specs
Configured with: /home/floss/FLOSS/orange-floss/Products/LiveBox/LiveBox2/Sagem/FAST3XXX_6813E2/.tmp.13602/toolchain-mips-linux-uclibc/toolchain_build_mips_nofpu/gcc-3.4.3/configure —prefix=/home/floss/FLOSS/orange-floss/Products/LiveBox/LiveBox2/Sagem/FAST3XXX_6813E2/.tmp.13602/toolchain-mips-linux-uclibc/build_mips_nofpu/staging_dir —build=i386-pc-linux-gnu —host=i386-pc-linux-gnu —target=mips-linux-uclibc —enable-languages=c,c++ —enable-shared —disable-__cxa_atexit —enable-target-optspace —with-gnu-ld —disable-nls —enable-multilib —with-float=soft —with-arch=lx4189
Thread model: posix
gcc version 3.4.3