I'm working with a squashfs-encrypted file that was created June 14, 2012:
ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3 <- ignore the file extension
It's one of three files that Onkyo (A/V receiver mfgr) uses for firmware updates.
This is what I get when trying to display superblock info (also when I try to extract):
$ sasquatch -s ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3
SquashFS version [64690.53089] / inode count [263635247] suggests a SquashFS image of a different endianess
Non-standard SquashFS Magic: BW
Reading a different endian SQUASHFS filesystem on ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3
Filesystem on ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3 is (45820:25039), which is a later filesystem version than I support!
Anyone one to take a stab at this? I can email the zipped file containing the three *.of# files.
I'm working with a squashfs-encrypted file that was created June 14, 2012:
ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3 <- ignore the file extension
It's one of three files that Onkyo (A/V receiver mfgr) uses for firmware updates.
This is what I get when trying to display superblock info (also when I try to extract):
$ sasquatch -s ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3
SquashFS version [64690.53089] / inode count [263635247] suggests a SquashFS image of a different endianess Non-standard SquashFS Magic: BW Reading a different endian SQUASHFS filesystem on ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3 Filesystem on ONKAVR0003_MA00MAMAMA00SAM7MA.of3 is (45820:25039), which is a later filesystem version than I support!
Anyone one to take a stab at this? I can email the zipped file containing the three *.of# files.