Recent content by jan2600

I can assure you that those are false positives. Symantec and Malwarebytes also reported issues with their heuristic scanner. I’ve sent them both the executable and they both confirmed it was a false positive. The reason this happens is because the tool is obfuscated with Obfuscar, which is...

Heh, funny story... It’s developed on a Mac but it’s written in C#. Originally it worked on a Mac with mono but as I added more bells & whistles to make it easier to use (like the automatic serial port detection but also GUI stuff), it became no longer compatible with mono. The work-in-progress...

No, the controller which gets patched is only responsible for battery charging, power on/off, the buzzer, the screen and maybe the vibrate motor. All other functions like the wireless link and the actual remote control function is handled by a different processor which is much much more...

Currently it’s indeed only silent and the ‘SHAREWARE’ that will be restored.

I’m working on that but I won’t have much time the coming month so I can’t make any promises on when that will be ready. The single beep would be very hard to do. The micro controller that gets patched is attached to the buzzer but gets the beep command from another processor. It doesn’t really...

Yes, but only the startup will say "SHAREWARE" and the startup/shutdown sounds will become a bit longer. It's always possible to re-flash the original firmware. No, donating is tied to the RC, not to the firmware version. Once you donate, that RC can be flashed over and over again. After you...

Does it explain what it doesn’t like about them ? The firmware files are actually .tar files and for some reason it doesn’t like some variants of .tar files... It might work if you unpack & pack the file. Or use DankDroneDownloader. There are 2 version that can’t be patched 01.04.0000 and...

All right, here’s a step by step on how to use it: Start the tool Connect a powered-off RC to your PC Turn it on and wait at least 15 seconds (the pc should make some “USB connected” sounds) Press the ‘Connect’ button, the tool should find the correct serial port and detect the RC’s firmware...

You can get the latest version at SilencioRC (The website still 'needs some work')

:troll face: ;-)

There's a way to get rid of the beeps, here's a proof-of-concept: Jan Dumon on Twitter No hardware mod, no 'jailbreaking', it's a patched firmware image for the microcontroller managing the LCD & speaker which can be flashed independently.