04-04-2016
Hey guys, thanks for the replies.
Ok cool, I'll give that a shot and comment back.
Thanks Again,
Matt
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splitdns323fw
SPLITDNS323FW(1) User Commands SPLITDNS323FW(1)
NAME
splitdns323fw - extract data from DNS-323 (and other) firmware images
SYNOPSIS
splitdns323fw [-k KERNEL] [-i INITRD] [-d DEFAULTS] firmwarefile
DESCRIPTION
splitdns323fw parses an existing firmware image for a device such as the D-Link DNS-323, DNS-321, and Conceptronics CH3SNAS.
By default, if only the firmwarefile (R)option is given, the script verifies the checksums of the included components and prints a bunch of
useful info about the image. If you specify one or more of the other options, however, the corresponding section of the firmware image
will be written to that file.
-k kernel, --kernel=kernel
Write the kernel part of the firmware image to the specified file.
-i initrd, --initrd=initrd
Write the initrd part of the firmware image to the specified file.
-d defaults.tar.gz, --defaults=defaults.tar.gz
Write the defaults part of the firmware image to the specified file.
BUGS
E-mail bug reports to theshed+dns323-firmware-tools@hezmatt.org. I don't guarantee to be able to help, but I'll give it a shot. Patches
are far more helpful.
AUTHOR
splitdns323fw was written by Matt Palmer, based on reverse-engineering work done by Leschinsky Oleg.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2008 Matt Palmer.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICU-
LAR PURPOSE, to the extent permitted by law.
SEE ALSO
mkimage(1), mkdns323fw(1).
dns323-firmware-tools 0.3 November 2008 SPLITDNS323FW(1)