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--- livebox:commandlineaccess [2013/03/15 11:20] – [Console Access Hardware] brett
+++ livebox:commandlineaccess [2013/06/20 11:07] – [via the Serial Port] brett
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   - an MMJ to RJ11 cable
-  - a PCB that holds the Max3232 device & has RJ11 and RJ45 connectors
+  - a PCB that holds the Max3232cpe device & has RJ11 and RJ45 connectors
   - an original Cisco console cable (worth £5 alone) RJ45 to DB9
+  - 5x 1uf 50v caps
+  - 2x 1n4004 diodes
 We don't provide a case for the PCB - this is left as an exercise for the reader (some, less fussy, readers simply wrap the entire PCB with insulating tape).
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-{{:livebox:p1000641.jpg?200}} {{:livebox:livebox_console_pcb.jpg?200|Livebox Console Board}} {{:livebox:livebox_console_serial_brd.jpg?200|Livebox Console Serial PCB}}
+{{:livebox:p1000649.jpg?200}} {{:livebox:p1000650.jpg?200}} {{:livebox:livebox_console_serial_brd.jpg?200|Livebox Console Serial PCB}}
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 So now getting in is going to be so much easier.  Just change the Livebox Name (in browser UI menu Configuration→Advanced→Wireless) to each of the following in sequence:  This works with UK firmware: 5.04.3.  We only have 32 characters to play with in the wireless name so it must be entered as seen.
+First change the livebox hostname to what is below and Save.
 <code>
 ;echo root::0:0:::/bin/sh>/tmp/x
+</code>
+Then change the livebox hostname to what is below and Save.
+<code>
 ;cp /tmp/x /etc/passwd
 </code>