rom 3 question , marked or unmarked???

[rayman12345]

could anyone tell me how to tell if the card is "marked" or "unmarked" where do i look in nagra edit ??
im running a rom3 @ rev 372 and im gonna program it to dish.
also what is the rev for dish at right now?? is it 381??

thanks peeps

[Nifty]

1)Load up NagraEdit
2)Hit Ctrl R (Read Card)
3)Switch to the EEprom Editor
4)Look on the first row E000: under 7, If it is FF the card is Marked
5)Look under the second row E010: should be all zeros all the way across, If there is anything else, the card is marked
Not Rev 381 can mean one of two thing the card may be marked or it has a blocker on it

[rayman12345]

well thanks for the reply but i did some research myself and i think your info is off my friend!

if E 007 is FF the card is marked!


5)Look under the second row E010: should be all zeros all the way across, If there is anything else, the card is marked

i think your wrong here cause E 011 is FF on my card and all i think that means is
the card has been unlocked at one time and it doesn't mean its marked.

let me know if im right?

thanks

[JT]

Points of intrest are E007 and E011-13. The only 'mark' that matters right now is E007. If you have FF at any of the other locations, then technically your card is also 'marked', but the marks at E011-13 don't matter yet. And yes, most marks at E011 come from public unlockers.

[Nifty]

well thanks for the reply but i did some research myself and i think your info is off my friend!

if E 007 is FF the card is marked!




i think your wrong here cause E 011 is FF on my card and all i think that means is
the card has been unlocked at one time and it doesn't mean its marked.

let me know if im right?

thanks

Yes it does mean that it has been unlocked at one time or another and it is safe to add an unmarked blocker onto it Even though it is marked at that location it has little effect. The critical point is at E007 if it shows FF then it is marked and has an important effect. You should put a marked blocker on it. With appologies to Jim Bowie "Ive never been wrong, just mightly confused sometimes"