Trying to break into my Yoggie Open Firewall Pico via SSH since I forgot the password. Using the current method it will take approximately 41 days and 6 hours to finish around 1.5 million passwords. *gnarf*
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Trying to break into my Yoggie Open Firewall Pico via SSH since I forgot the password. Using the current method it will take approximately 41 days and 6 hours to finish around 1.5 million passwords. *gnarf*
Geduld du musst haben, junger Padawan.
Hi,
I have dug my Yoggie open pico out of the cupboard only to find the yoggie site is gone and I dont have any of the sdk files, docs or sourcecode anymore.
Do you still have any of these files by any chance>?
Yes I do. I’m actually the enthusiast mentioned on txlab’s blog 😉 … saw your comment there as well. I’ll see how I can make the files available to you, gimme a day or two.
Check your email 😉
Over 10 years late , does anyone still have the files ? or heck anything at all ?
after all this time do you happen to still have the files or conneciton diagrams ?
I think you’re in luck, I still have plenty of stuff. The mode of sharing may be the biggest issue here.
I should be more specific, though. I have the
sdk_yoggie.tgz
(~160 MiB).yoggie_schematics.pdf
,Open-Firewall-SDK-Instructions.pdf
,sy_kernel-linux-2.6.16.16_pico.tgz
…For some time I even hosted some of this stuff on my website, long after the projects surrounding the Yoggies were dead.
PS: yoggie_schematics.pdf
figured it would be unlikely that anyone would still have any of this
i can set up a temporary ftp server user/password if uploading would be quicker that way
hopefully you can see my email when i comment this ?
I reckon my email didn’t make it through or something, @Dan?
Sorry Oliver , not sure what happened to the email i sent via my website account
Ive sent you an email from my personal gmail just now
Thanks Again