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If I try it with the TFTP method from the old boot loader (my actual version since I am running « 493724_General_Multi3_VTO2000A-2_Eng_P_16M_V3.100.0000.0.R.20170401 »), does it mean TFTP method doesn't update the boot loader, or does it mean I need to change something before upgrading ?

Then following now a new question : Is there a way to flash firmware without overlapping the boot loader with the new one ? If so, how ?

Damn !!! I'm a faggot !!! bigbob@bigbob-UX31A:~/Documents/Maison/Dahua/Vrac/extract$ ll total 13108 -rw-r--r-- 1 bigbob bigbob 1912540 2018-02-11 04:39:33.000000000 +0100 kernel-x.cramfs.img -rw-r--r-- 1 bigbob bigbob 258860 2018-02-11 04:39:33.000000000 +0100 dm365_ubl_boot_16M.bin.img <-...

Ok alastairstevenso, so, let me expose my side in a very detailed way : printf "\n\nExtracting the original firmware package file « General_VTO2000A-2_EngHgrBulSvnPolFinCzhSvk_P_16M_V3.120.1026000.0.R.20180211.zip »\n\n" ; unzip...

Do you have a detailed process on this specific part ? I mean, here we need to search for « boot loader "1.46t(DM365)18:30:31 Jan 5 2018" » trace of evidence. So to be clear : 1) We download from Dahua a new firmware « .bin » file. 2) We extract it. 3) We search for trace of evidence of the...

Hi, Is there a way to verify if the firmware upgrade file contain the new boot loader "1.46t(DM365)18:30:31 Jan 5 2018" BEFORE FLASHING IT (maybe with Dahua-Firmware-Mod-Kit extraction and search for a string) ? A++