Sentinel Emulator 2.20 instalation problem

[y8y8y8y]

Hi,
I am trying to install sentinel_emulator2.20, each time I run "INSTNT-new.BAT" I get faild on starting driver, log:

1 file(s) copied.
1 file(s) copied.
The platform is Winnt
The major version is 5
The minor version is 1
Stopping driver entry... OK
Deleting driver entry... OK
The platform is Winnt
The major version is 5
The minor version is 1
Creating driver entry... OK
Starting driver... Failed
Press any key to continue . . .

Can anyone help me?
Thanks

[BfoX]

1. UCL emul not work without Sentinel Driver
2. Sentinel driver has version up to 7.1.1

[y8y8y8y]

OK, so with 7.4.0 (the latest on site) it will not work, where can I download 7.1.1 ?

[y8y8y8y]

I found Sentinel driver 7.1.1. and 7.1.0, but with both of them I have the same faild on "Starting Driver". I tryed to run it on two computers, one with XP and second with 2000 Windows, but it didn't work.

[foffa]

y8y8y8y8

try this
in command prompt
net start sentmu

after this type net STATISTICS sentemu

and tell us

[BfoX]

4y8y8y8y8:
1. UCL's package include 'getid.EXE' prog. After install run it. If u see two hex number - emul installed correct.
2. batch file not stopped and removed existings Sentinel driver, as 7.3.0

ps: yes, on some pc this emul not correct started

[asus]

4y8y8y8y8:
1. UCL's package include 'getid.EXE' prog. After install run it. If u see two hex number - emul installed correct.
2. batch file not stopped and removed existings Sentinel driver, as 7.3.0

ps: yes, on some pc this emul not correct started

UCL Sentinel Emulator does not work properly at all on some PC and so sad that I got that problem.

Installed everything seems right, but when I try to load GETID, it respond error and did not display HEX No# as you said above.

[revoeng]

UCL Sentinel Emulator does not work properly at all on some PC and so sad that I got that problem.

Installed everything seems right, but when I try to load GETID, it respond error and did not display HEX No# as you said above.

mine does the same, but emulator still works fine

[vernon]

getID.exe will give two hex numbers. are these number related to license of the trial emulator that i have? because i was able to confirm that emulator is installed correctly as getID reported two HEX number that is, i think taken from my pc's bios. now, my problem is that i cant make this emulator to work since the dongle protected program i am using cant detect the hardware. any help shall be appreciated.

[vernon]

is this emulator has some sort of protection like what they did in sentemul?

[benito]

no, it works on each computer

[fejkus]

i tried vusb emulator and it worked fine.
i have drivers 7.4.x

no problem at all, but i must say, that i have about one year old keys.

[y8y8y8y]

i tried vusb emulator and it worked fine.
i have drivers 7.4.x

no problem at all, but i must say, that i have about one year old keys.

did you manage to emulate sentinel with algo?

[fejkus]

did you manage to emulate sentinel with algo?

yes, one key is with algo.

[y8y8y8y]

hi,
I dumped and solved dump with "f1_nodongle" tool. Now I have SSP file, how can I convert it to REG to use with vusb emulator ?
10x

[Git]

Get a text editor and make your own reg file. There are plenty of examples to look at. Make sure DongleType and Type are set as below, and the registry entry name ends with the dongle ID and 4 zeros. For example, Dongle ID 45C6 would be 45C60000

"DongleType"=dword:00000003
"Type"=dword:00000000

That leaves "sntMemory" and "CellType".

CellType is an array of 64 bytes, 1 per cell, which denotes the access rights to that cells data. It is set to 0, 1, 2 or 3. You can find those 64 bytes starting at offset 8 in the SSP file.

sntMemory is an array of 64 WORDs (a WORD is a 16 bit value, ie made of 2 bytes). Each WORD represents the data stored in that cell (starting at cell 0 and ending at cell 63).

Cell 0 contains the Serial number of the dongle.
Cell 1 contains the Developer ID of the dongle. (The dongle ID)
Cell 4 *should* contain the Write Password.
Cells 8 to 63 can contain data, counters, Algorithms, passwords..

This array starts at offset 72 (0x48) of the SSP file.

So, get yourself HexWorkshop and NotePad and help yourself. You may have to experiment with the 'endianism' of the two bytes that make up a 16bit WORD, ie which way round they are.

Git

[fejkus]

Get a text editor and make your own reg file. There are plenty of examples to look at. Make sure DongleType and Type are set as below, and the registry entry name ends with the dongle ID and 4 zeros. For example, Dongle ID 45C6 would be 45C60000

"DongleType"=dword:00000003
"Type"=dword:00000000

That leaves "sntMemory" and "CellType".

CellType is an array of 64 bytes, 1 per cell, which denotes the access rights to that cells data. It is set to 0, 1, 2 or 3. You can find those 64 bytes starting at offset 8 in the SSP file.

sntMemory is an array of 64 WORDs (a WORD is a 16 bit value, ie made of 2 bytes). Each WORD represents the data stored in that cell (starting at cell 0 and ending at cell 63).

Cell 0 contains the Serial number of the dongle.
Cell 1 contains the Developer ID of the dongle. (The dongle ID)
Cell 4 *should* contain the Write Password.
Cells 8 to 63 can contain data, counters, Algorithms, passwords..

This array starts at offset 72 (0x48) of the SSP file.

So, get yourself HexWorkshop and NotePad and help yourself. You may have to experiment with the 'endianism' of the two bytes that make up a 16bit WORD, ie which way round they are.

Git

thank you Git for explanation. i check immediately my reg files.
where did you learn it.
some my ssp files has over 100 kb.

[y8y8y8y]

Get a text editor and make your own reg file. There are plenty of examples to look at. Make sure DongleType and Type are set as below, and the registry entry name ends with the dongle ID and 4 zeros. For example, Dongle ID 45C6 would be 45C60000

"DongleType"=dword:00000003
"Type"=dword:00000000

That leaves "sntMemory" and "CellType".

CellType is an array of 64 bytes, 1 per cell, which denotes the access rights to that cells data. It is set to 0, 1, 2 or 3. You can find those 64 bytes starting at offset 8 in the SSP file.

sntMemory is an array of 64 WORDs (a WORD is a 16 bit value, ie made of 2 bytes). Each WORD represents the data stored in that cell (starting at cell 0 and ending at cell 63).

Cell 0 contains the Serial number of the dongle.
Cell 1 contains the Developer ID of the dongle. (The dongle ID)
Cell 4 *should* contain the Write Password.
Cells 8 to 63 can contain data, counters, Algorithms, passwords..

This array starts at offset 72 (0x48) of the SSP file.

So, get yourself HexWorkshop and NotePad and help yourself. You may have to experiment with the 'endianism' of the two bytes that make up a 16bit WORD, ie which way round they are.

Git

Util "UniDumpToReg" do exactly this. As I understand the algos startes later in SSP file, in my I see at offset A8CAh (43210) some data. I see more data later, 4 blocks of it with 700h lenth each. While solving dump I know there is 4 algos in the dongle. How can I create those algon in REG file, I didn't find any examples for it. I will realy appreciateif you can send me one REG and SSP with algos for example.

[Git]

UniDumpToReg" will do it, but if you follow the thread that is going on at the momenet, it's output is in the wrong format and does not work.

As for the SSP file and Algos, all (100%) of the information you need is in those two arrays I pointed you to. The 700h long blocks (1 per algo) are needed only by the Safekey emulator. Rather than risk putting the true algorithm in the emulator, they put an obfurscated version of the algorithm in the emulator which uses extended information from the SSP file to unobfurscate the algorithm information. You can ignore it.

Git

[y8y8y8y]

10x, finaly I manage to emulate this dongle. 10x again to all who helped and to this board !

[amine76]

I found Sentinel driver 7.1.1. and 7.1.0, but with both of them I have the same faild on "Starting Driver". I tryed to run it on two computers, one with XP and second with 2000 Windows, but it didn't work.

Yes I have found a same problem, but solved, the problem is in "Sentemu.SYS" file. What size of this file you have it ?

[benito]

Yes I have found a same problem, but solved, the problem is in "Sentemu.SYS" file. What size of this file you have it ?

fine but problem in this thread has been also solved so why do you post into this OLD thread ?

[y8y8y8y]

I found the prob. too a long time ago, yes the prob is that the .sys file is wrong size. The right size dose not support 7.3 driver as my soft used. So all prob solved and yes, why did you dig this thread?

[amine76]

Mr Benito can you tell us how meteo emulator can emulate a Sentinel Pro dongle ?