Closed dragonfax closed 7 years ago
Great, thanks for the info! I actually looked into the the V1.04.01 firmware update released by vortex for the CORE the other day, and was able to decrypt it using the same code I wrote to decrypt the POK3R RGB firmware. Looking at the disassembly, it seems to use the same update protocol the POK3R RGB.
I have a vortex core on the way, and I already have a firmware patch ready for it, so I can get a copy of the bootloader, but I expect it will be very similar to the POK3R RGB. When I can test it, I will add support for it to pok3rtool.
You've already got the preliminary stuff done, so I this ticket is complete. Lest its scope be enormous.
I found if I put in the right VID and PID, and tell the tool that its just a pok3r RGB, then it can communicate with the Core and even get the version number.