250 config / download

[condor08]

Hey Im guessing Your not allowed to link people to files Ect related to cable modems but im wondering if your allowed to Pm stuff like that because iv searched long and hard for Ambit_250_configurator And cannot find it anywhere its realy getting boring now so if you could PM me please do thanks in advance much apreciated

[ant16151189]

Why dont you upgrade to haxoware, much more easier to set up.

you do everything in web browser.

[themong]

Originally Posted by condor08

Hey Im guessing Your not allowed to link people to files Ect related to cable modems but im wondering if your allowed to Pm stuff like that because iv searched long and hard for Ambit_250_configurator And cannot find it anywhere its realy getting boring now so if you could PM me please do thanks in advance much apreciated

msn me dongo_75@yahoo.co.uk

[condor08]

Well Firstly Iv never flashed a modem i had my modem flashed once by someone else it got cut off i then learnt how to change the macs and everything by myself which isnt a big deal lol but i hear you need to buy wires ect to Flash change firmware and all that so if i could i would but cant be done with the hassle But is there a way to change to hazorware through ethernet ? Thnks

[ant16151189]

yes you can do it by ethernet cable

right heres the links for the programs you need

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html

download putty.exe


heres link for haxoware rev 32

http://haxorware.com/


and link for solar winds

http://www.soft82.com/get/download/w...s-tftp-server/

Go to start, connect to, show all connections

Right click on local area connection, then properties.

Then click internet protocol/(tcp/ip) and then properties again


Then change the following

IP Address: 192.168.100.10
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.100.1
Leave any other settings alone and hit OK.

2. Set up a TFTP server (using solar winds) with haxorware11rev32.bin in its root (same folder)

Once you installed solar winds go to c drive then tftp root

And copy and paste in the folder haxorware11rev32.bin

Then run the tftp server from solar winds

Click file then configure, then highlight tftp root, then click the haxoware11rev32.bin file then click ok.

Then go to file configure, security and click transmit and receive files then click ok

Now just minimise the program.

3. Make sure the haxorware web gui isn't currently open (the internet browser closed)

Now connect modem to pc/laptop by Ethernet cable and don’t have the virgin media fibre optic cable connected to modem,

So just power supply connected to modem and Ethernet from modem to pc

4. Connect to modem with PuTTy,

Set host name (IP) set to IP 192.168.100.1

Telnet highlighted and port set to 23 and click open.

5. Enter your username and password



If after entering username and password loads of frequency starts coming up and going crazy all over screen don’t worry just copy and paste this command in for it to stop

cd \cm_hal
scan_stop
cd \


Then Copy the below command,

cd /ip
ipconfig 1 release
y
dload -i 1 -l -f 192.168.100.10 haxorware11rev32.bin
y
cd /
reset


Then just right click on the PuTTy application window. And paste in the command ( I use ctrl+v)


Haxorware 1.1 should now boot.

to access haxoware setup page go to http://192.168.100.1/


Then once haxoware rev 32 is installed you will need to set it up

go here to view what you need to do


Haxor to Sync Guide

download the pdf

if i helped click thanks

[condor08]

ill Take a read of that when i get home And by the way i dont have the slightest clue about flashing at all nothing about the programs/commands anything so isit an easy task or will i have to readup on some stuff first ? Cheers

[ant16151189]

well if you follow the guide i just posted you shouldnt have any trouble.

just follow it word for word and do exactly as it says.

followed it myself and worked perfectly

now using haxoware rev 32 and its very good.

its very easy to do.

[condor08]

Originally Posted by ant16151189

well if you follow the guide i just posted you shouldnt have any trouble.

just follow it word for word and do exactly as it says.

followed it myself and worked perfectly

now using haxoware rev 32 and its very good.

its very easy to do.

Yea i heard It doesnt get cut off Half as much as infinite modems do Is this true?

[ant16151189]

well i only just upgraded it so cant really say,

but it seems very stable and i like the fact that you can set everything up in the browser instead of using programs like ambit config tool to set stuff up.


so yea its worth doing.

thanks

[uglybloke1]

hi have tried to do what you have said above but all i get is the following what am i doing wrong thanks


Selecting IP stack 2 (statically configured).
Configuring driver for oversize image to span image1/image2.
Configuring driver to allow incompatible images.
Opening file 'haxorware11rev32.bin' on 192.168.100.10 for reading...
0x0004dbde [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(1) Backof
f (2) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0004eb7e [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(2) Backof
f (4) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x00050abe [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(3) Backof
f (8) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0005493e [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(4) Backof
f (16) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x00054d26 [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(5) Backof
f (1) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x000554f6 [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(6) Backof
f (2) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x00056496 [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(7) Backof
f (4) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x000583d6 [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(8) Backof
f (8) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0005c256 [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(9) Backof
f (16) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0005c63e [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(10) Backo
ff (1) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0005ce0e [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(11) Backo
ff (2) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0005ddae [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(12) Backo
ff (4) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)
0x0005fcee [ConsoleThread] Tftp Client::Send: (Tftp Client) Attempt #(13) Backo
ff (8) Exp Block #(1) Last Block #(0) Recv'd Block #(0)