scsitools can change nwa35 color code?

[ProfSnipe]

Hi,
thanks for you input. Unfortuntately based on the result, it looks like the color is not stored in any of the nodes I have included in the list!
I will have a look and send new instructions.

Hey, you said you're going to send instructions, found anything yet? i'm genuinely curious is this doable or not?

[pamaury]

Hey, I have updated the script file to add a few nodes. Please retry it on your red NWZ-A35. If that not does work out, I think we will have to conclude the color cannot easily be changed.

[ProfSnipe]

Hey, I have updated the script file to add a few nodes. Please retry it on your red NWZ-A35. If that not does work out, I think we will have to conclude the color cannot easily be changed.

Ok, so how exactly do I do that? is there something like a command i should type in or what?
i'm sorry i'm new at this and i don't really know much, if you could do a step by step guide i'd really appreciate it.

[pamaury]

Assuming you run windows, you need to download:

• scsi-tool-nwz (also available on SonyNWDestTool)
• https://gist.github.com/pamaury/36b9c79b936abf300bfd203a295029ca (use the Download ZIP button and then extract the ZIP)

Put them in the SAME directory, you should have two files: nwz-scsitool-v19.exe and dump_sonynwz_info.bat. Plug your device, it should appear as a drive, note the driver letter for later (typically it will be D: or F:).
Now double-click on dump_sonynwz_info.bat (maybe windows will warn you it is an executable file: that's normal). A console windows will open asking for the drive letter, enter it (don't forget the semicolon, ie D:). The script should run and put the result in a file. Please upload that file somewhere so I can see the result.

Thanks

[ProfSnipe]

Ok, I did it. Here is the file.

[pamaury]

Unfortunately I do not see anything that encodes the color. We will have to wait until we can defeat the encryption on that device and disassemble the code to see how the color is encoded.

[ProfSnipe]

Well that's unfortunate, but thanks for trying.