And are you sure you will manage it? In case of failure you will be restoring your modem by yourself. Knowing of electronic and chips pinout will helps you. If you are not sure - consult me first. In the beginning - having serviceable "native" firmware is a good idea. Download the latest version of SMF, to start, click on first, then second, then on the first line again. The second line will be replaced with "Pro mode activated". It will stop checking for compatibility (SMF. See similar questions...

After native update has been released by 3Com it will be exist and for SMF. Then you can flash it without any problem, if not by MUW but by SMF - really. See similar questions...

Don't panic! If it was MUW - all it would be much more complicated. Firmware in my modem has been corrupted many-many-many times... Open modem or computer, that there was an access to modem's chips. Find a flash chip, there is a label with the check-sum, beneath there is a marks of firm: "AMD", "Intel" and digits of a type x29Fxxx. The first pin is always marked with a point or recess. See similar questions...

Flash all compatible firmware in queue and compare results. I don't know which will appears best in your conditions. First try code from "V.90" column, but other also may works better. See similar questions...

Before emerging SMF was rather dangerous, sometimes in case of flashing failure the interference of the qualified expert was required. Now there is almost no risk - SMF will recover firmware by itself. Q> I have recently used MUW, make a call to 3Com, the last firmware was installed, V.90 works wonderfully! You was lucky. You don't need SMF, yet. Others wasn't so lucky, in some cases protocol V. See similar questions...

SMF knows how to recover firmware after it damaged. Messages "Boot>" and "Modem Code Corrupt" do not mean the mortal sentence for modem. The firmware (SFF) for SMF are more universal, for example one file 00568500.SFF can be used for xx117102, xx178500, xx1749xx, xx2435xx. See similar questions...

Yes. Contrary to the methods used by most individual translators and other agencies, our translations are done by native speakers of the target language, English. Each translation, as noted above, undergoes a strict quality review. See similar questions...

Note the native serial number (also is actual MUW) the new firmware can have other method of coding S/N in NVRAM. Use a command "AT~S?" to find out current S/N. To restore it, use a command like "AT~SF=123456781234567812345678", and there must be first 24 digits. Works only in new firmware. Nothing terrible, just run SMF modem again. SMF perfectly manages such problem, in difference from MUW. It is not required to do any additional operations from you. See similar questions...

Visit 3Com site and check is your update available? (may be it can't be flash at all). Then inform me, if it must be exists - I'll find it and convert it for SMF. Elsewhere I can offer only experimental tested "non-native" firmware. See similar questions...

Yes you can, however it is against the T and C's that you agreed to when you signed up, and we do not allow discussions on this to take place regarding this subject. However there is a guide available on this site, if you would like to see if it is possible. See similar questions...

Well first you get that book that came with the player, then open it on page 99 and follow the instructions. If you have lost it or didn't get one go to http://www.iriver.com and go to the downloads section to get a PDF version of the file. See similar questions...

While the phone will function, the V3C's firmware does NOT support the Transflash slot, VCast Music, Verizon Music player, MTP Device mode Sync with Windows Media Player, etc... and there is no LEAKED V3M firmware file to flash back! In other words, flash your V3M with V3C firmware, and you've turned your V3M hardware into a V3C phone... UPDATE: (12/9/06) a Verizon V3M Monster Flash HAS BEEN LEAKED!!! So you can revert back to the Stock "out of the box" Verizon firmware. See similar questions...

Clear the serial number (type AT~SF=000000000000000000000000 at terminal window) and use null Magic Number. You are welcome, Magic Number is controlled not in SMF, but in firmware. Breaking IHOF - is a much more perspective occupation. O.K. But chances to receive damaged modem is not equal to zero. You will not recover spoiled firmware without the interference of the experts, if using MUW. Therefore before using MUW it is better to get SMF and serviceable in your modem firmware. See similar questions...

Why don't I get the chance to make a fancy vTag with graphics and text? I see other people with them. See similar questions...

If the modem is enabled, you will find the ATIX string where “X?in the ATI name denotes ATI3, for example, as the firmware version. The other method is to issue AT commands under a communication utility like HyperTerminal from the Accessories menu. In terminal mode, type the commands given below See similar questions...

The latest firmware and drivers can be downloaded from www.3ware.com. A bootable DOS floppy disk or CD-ROM is required to upgrade the firmware. Refer to the attached release notes for the upgrade procedure. You can determine the 3ware model by checking the model number in the BIOS, 3DM, or CLI. If no model number is shown, but the BIOS version starts with FE3X...it is a 5000 series card and FE6X is 6000 series card. See similar questions...

Magic Number was invented by 3Com for Sportsters to prevent them from illegal upgrading. During call to 3Com MUW sends the Serial Number of your modem, and receive back firmware with correct "Magic Number". In SMF it is changed manually, without call to 3Com. See similar questions...

Going by the posts on this forum, so far nobody has had a problem installing either Korean 1.29 or European 1.29 firmware on their U.S. player. And video will then work. BUT there are some costs. The first is warranty. iRiver sales people from iRiver America (sometimes called IRA) give conflicting answers about the effect on your warranty, so if you warranty is really precious to you think thrice before flashing. Of course if it locks up they probably cant tell what you did. See similar questions...

Flash model cameras are definitely preferred for underwater photography to illuminate the colors. The AquaShot 3 will ONLY accept flash model cameras. See similar questions...