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Model: JCO500 (Square white box)
Firmware version: FXCTF1_JCO500_R3.13
Serial: RUFOTCC000*****
Things I tried (and resulting error screenshot below):
Used Postman with configuration specified on the page
Used Zap Proxy, intercepted the request and edited to align with instructions given on the page
What might help:
A known-good cURL command where I need to substitute only the current token and TeamF1Login as a sanity check.
Information on what the USB label should look like; I've set the label for the FAT32 drive to SSS using Windows 10, should it appear with the same name under 'Administration'? Mine appears by the OEM name (I tried both names while sending the requests)-
If all fails, any disassembly instructions? What kind of chip is the firmware stored on? I have a firmware flasher I can put to use if its a SOIC8. Does the box have hidden screws beneath the giant grey circular rubber pad or should I just pull on the top hat harder?
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I've followed the guide at https://github.com/JFC-Group/JF-Customisation/blob/main/Instructions/Get-Any-File-From-JF-ONT-Home-Gateway.md but I havent been able to figure out how to get the encryption key
Model: JCO500 (Square white box)
Firmware version: FXCTF1_JCO500_R3.13
Serial: RUFOTCC000*****
Things I tried (and resulting error screenshot below):
Used Postman with configuration specified on the page
Used Zap Proxy, intercepted the request and edited to align with instructions given on the page
What might help:
A known-good cURL command where I need to substitute only the current token and TeamF1Login as a sanity check.
Information on what the USB label should look like; I've set the label for the FAT32 drive to
SSS
using Windows 10, should it appear with the same name under 'Administration'? Mine appears by the OEM name (I tried both names while sending the requests)-If all fails, any disassembly instructions? What kind of chip is the firmware stored on? I have a firmware flasher I can put to use if its a SOIC8. Does the box have hidden screws beneath the giant grey circular rubber pad or should I just pull on the top hat harder?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: