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Stratasys EEPROM tool
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Trouble With Rasp Pi UID Reading #51

Closed swkmmm closed 4 years ago

swkmmm commented 7 years ago

We have our Raspberry Pi set up like the example on the README.md. We go to enter the following commands:

$ sudo modprobe w1-gpio gpiopin=4 $ sudo modprobe w1-ds2433

It doesn't display anything. So we enter:

$ ls -l /sys/bus/w1/devices/w1_bus_master1

We get a list of files at that location but we do not get any chip information like the README.md shows. I have double checked our setup. The modules above are loaded. What am I missing?

HaveBlueXST commented 7 years ago

It sounds like you may have DeviceTree enabled, as that's the default on newer releases of Raspbian.

swkmmm commented 7 years ago

So we got to the point of being able to copy the eeprom to the local file. What tool do I use to decrypt it?

HaveBlueXST commented 7 years ago

Use stratasys-cli.py, just like the readme.md file.

swkmmm commented 7 years ago

$ ./stratasys-cli.py eeprom -t fox -e 6b0000014d476223 -i cartridge_dump.bin

We attempted to follow the above instructions but got an error.

ImportError: No module name Crypto.Cypher

Toblivar commented 6 years ago

Make sure to install the pycrypto module, as it is dependent on that library.

bvanheu commented 4 years ago

Closing this issue as this is not a bug with the actual tool but support request.