I think its probably due to missing nagrarom11.bin, nagraepr10.bin or nagraram11.bin file?
Doh! [thanks]
Didn't spot I was missing nagraepr11.bin & nagraram11.bin - won't necessarily be the right size - but I guess these are `volumes' of RAM & EPROM space that the ROM will address & change? Worth a try:
cp nagraepr10.bin nagraepr11.bin
cp nagraram10.bin nagraram11.bin
Restart the EMU [/var/bin/mmops emuShutDown noGUI && /var/bin/mmops startdefaultemu noGUI]
3f filter
NAGRA NANO FB
[emu6805] ROM 11 EEPROM read, count 8192
[emu6805] ROM 11 RAM read, count 1024
EMU MEM: FB 5F AE 9E 20 0E A6 02 2D 07 9B CD 20 20 9A 20 03 CD 20 20 9F B8 AB B7 AB 9F B8 B8 B7 B8 A6 26 CC 58 F5 00 00 00 83 5B 01 42 05 3F 32 37 03 D0 73 84 84 42 85 F0 83 35 E5 28 40 49 B2 40 49 B2 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
[emu6805] opcodes: 2278
NAGRA: Got keys for xxxx ROM11
===== N EMM on pid 0x25 ======================
prov: xxxx
got update for key 00 = xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Key found, not updating !
===== N EMM on pid 0x25 ======================
prov: xxxx
got update for key 01 = xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Key found, not updating !
So EPROMs & RAM are portable - as long as they are sized appropriately?
Ok, now back to the quest!
You can use any UDP logger to log the streams but i prefer UDPLog 1.9 due to it being built specifically for this purpose. (It'll filter out unncessary packets and errors)
I've uploaded it here:
UDPLog 1.9
Nice to see everyone learning this.
Getting easier and easier, now it's a no brainer lol
Thanks again - I prefer to point out Open Source solutions to stuff - because they are freely available, without having to find someone who has one in their back pocket...
Thanks for the upload, I'll give it a go - It's a shame that there isn't a central place to put & keep all these tools - I'm guessing the links in the DL area don't stay there all that long.
Might be good to put them on p2p with a set of file hashes being listed on the DL section. Then noobs who bother can find them.