Unpacking firmware: Difference between revisions
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=== apps.tar.gz === <!--T:52--> | === apps.tar.gz === <!--T:52--> | ||
$ tar -tf apps.tar.gz | |||
$ tar -tf apps.tar.gz | |||
apps.img # qnx6fs image for hd0t177 or hd0t178 | apps.img # qnx6fs image for hd0t177 or hd0t178 | ||
This image can be mounted with: | This image can be mounted with: | ||
mount -t qnx6,ro -o loop apps.img /mnt/ | |||
apps.img | |||
=== QNX-IFS === <!--T:52--> | === QNX-IFS === <!--T:52--> | ||
QNX IFS images can be upacked and repacked with [https://github.com/bigunclemax/mkxfs mkxfs] | |||
dumpifs -xr QNX-IFS | |||
Latest revision as of 12:37, 27 May 2024
OS update package[edit | edit source]
All commands and tools described here work on Linux
Top layer archive[edit | edit source]
$ tar -tf NU5T-14G381-AD_1689364279000.TAR.GZ Version.der # Update certificate apps.tar.gz # Apps partition QNX-IFS # StartupIFS MLO # Bootloader
apps.tar.gz[edit | edit source]
$ tar -tf apps.tar.gz apps.img # qnx6fs image for hd0t177 or hd0t178
This image can be mounted with:
mount -t qnx6,ro -o loop apps.img /mnt/
QNX-IFS[edit | edit source]
QNX IFS images can be upacked and repacked with mkxfs
dumpifs -xr QNX-IFS