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I hacked me a little terminal-wrapper in golang
it's nothing special, but at least it should work on osx, linux & windows in the same way
the folder compiled contains precompiled binaries
tested on osx (sierra) & windows7

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Great!
Still such a raw enduser experience. Coming from Proxmark3, I thought Chameleon Mini would be kinder

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aha. I see. No idea, since I don't have acces to the GUI source code. :(

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Hi,

.dump to .bin or .eml converter please.

Just rename the file ?

Thanks

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Here, is the software pack with my chameleon.

http://uptobox.com/gyk7l878jzd5 if you want see.

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yes iceman. i explore mf detect... but no success.... how to ?

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mf detect?

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is't possible add to gui, increment -1 / +1 same original ? or script, or....

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MF_DETECTION Fonction with reader attak

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Here,

The original mini rev G gui software.
http://uptobox.com/dkr4dgwdmsbz

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Some dump converters from proxmark3 repo. Would need dump2eml aswell.

db0e443

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thank you for:
https://github.com/iceman1001/ChameleonMini-rebooted/tree/master/Software/Tools

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Tank you very much.

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Unfair, golang is so much simpler ;)
Great addition, wasn't a terminal wrapper in python before?!

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don't know ... I was just bugged while switching between windows and osx ;-)
and I try to setup at less as possible on windows (e.g. pythons or buldchain)
so laziness wins and I choosed golang
did make me also a eml2mfd in golang :-D

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I notice the tools from RevG is not here, lets see if we can add your repo also..
All those tools are commandline-based? I wonder if the GUI can be made in Go aswell?

ref:
https://github.com/emsec/ChameleonMini/tree/master/Software

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I've played around with go only for a couple of weeks, but have tried serval gui approaches .. all of this was not really satisfying, since when it comes to third-party bindings, like Qt per example, then
the 'works on my machine'-effect comes into place again.
Some people like to fake a 'gui' with web-server and webviews (in my eyes very ugly)
I like Go because of the static linked binaries and the 'easy-to-use' cross-compiler , which makes it very handy for small cli-tools.
Unfortunately I didn't found a cool & easy to use xmodem library .. would have that integrated too, like in the chamtool.py

the chamtool actually didn't work with the revE-rebooted ... could probably be adapted
because it works with the revG - thus should be easy for a python-guy to make this work ...
I should have learned python, so maybe a good point to start with ... looks not too complex :)
But honestly - I don't like python because of the headache with the versions, modules (pip helps here a lot - but still annoying) and all that stuff, that's needed to make it work for a little script ;)
again the 'works on my maschine effect' comes into place.
I'm a lazy guy, and like to get things done (often quick and dirty) - python always eats my time :-D
the clear advance of python is: there are modules for nearly everything 👍

a short look into the python-code made things clearer, why it was not working.

so, I

• adjusted the USB_VID & USB_PID in__init__.py to what lsusb spits out
• adjusted the commandset in Device.py (mostly appended the 'MY')
• changed self.getSetCmd(cmd, self.SUGGEST_CHAR) to self.getSetCmd(cmd) in Device.py

now I'm over the Unable to establish communication on /dev/cu.usbmodem1411 👍
but I have only tested UPLOAD (-u) and SETTINGS (-s)
so, if I could do that without much python-knowledge, a real python-guy could fix the whole script easily

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if someone grant me branch-permissions, I could push it ;-) ^^

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What pushing rights?? You should fork it, make changes, push it, make pull request.. It should work, no?

I think I have sen somewhere that you can add other repos into a repo.. I was thinking adding your repo like that. Notice how general terms I'm using, since I am not at all sure that it works. I think I saw it under Hydrabus repo... Do you or anyone else know how that works?!?
(https://github.com/hydrabus/hydrafw/tree/master/src) I think chibios was added like that..

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No, I don't know that much about github ;-)

I don't really want to collect forks in this account - I used to create feature-branches, which got merged, once they are finished, or deleted if they never got finished.
Otherwise I would have my account full of forks with minor differences at first, and getting into a rebase/merge-hell later on.
I don't like the pm3-fork-hell either - you always have to clone another fork, just to have a single feature ... maybe I'm wrong, but that sounds not that practical to me
if i need particular working plotting features, i have to use marshmellows fork, on legic mine, on new stuff yours ... and some of them even change the device enumeration ;-)
thats really uncomfortable, because no one really seems to takes care of a stable master-branch ... all have master-branches which are not stable at all and should be considered as testing-branches (not even development-branches).

but I can simply provide tar's or zip's with my changes and let others walk through the merging-hell as well - it would then not be traceable at all .. it's more like the sneaker-net back in the 80's/90's ;-)
chamtool.zip

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Good job @WolfgangMau.
I was playing with chamtool and chamlog a few weeks ago. The main reason it wasn't working was the "MY" extension of the terminal commands that the rebooted firmware has. I think that after I added that, it was working ok (for the supported commands at least).
I will test your version later tonight.

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it was a little bit more than just the commands - as I mentioned above ... you would see after diffing ;-)
now I'm working on a Chamgo-UI - but still have no glue how to get the up-/download getting to work since I found no suitable xmodem lib for golang ... al I found was not usable for us, since it was designed for networking instead of serial ... but we will see how far I can get ..

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yeah.. that xmodem sure does take space on the device. In order to up/download, doesn't MF_DETECTION skip xmodem? Would be nice just to get rid of it.

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To be honest, I am not sure if Linux/OSX users would use a GUI instead of the command line tools.
Personally, I would go with a rebooted chamtool, since it is already there.

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even if it's just for me - I would like to have a GUI ... since it's more comftable

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... I saw others make a golang client for pm3 and the crosscompilation is amazing. You get support on so many OS's outof the box.

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Hmm, ok then we should give it a try :P

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Well.. First we make windows GUI that we like and we are happy with.

Then someone who likes Go can do a GUI based on the Windows version :)

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the static go ui (libui) is very limited - so no fancy shit at all :-D
simple but working (mostly) ... more can I not achieve here with Golang
will not look much better than the existing gui

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mostly working version for windows, linux & osx
due to my 'one man show' and missing knowledge about C, QT and Go ... the sourcode looks like crap - but it works ( at least for me on osx high sierra)
the mfke32v2 thingy works with a workaround, since I was not able to migrate the c-code to go-code and also I didn't get it to work which including the c-code (should be possible, but I didn't get it managed in a reasonable time)
windows (windows7 32 bit) & linux (debian 9.3.0 64bit) was tested on virtualbox
osx was tested on a native macbook

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Nice!

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closing since no action

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