Name: upgraded, bulid date: Apr 19 2014 , svn: 255[libpdi] Fail to get env authcode![libpdi] Get authcode [email protected]@@@ buf = PZC4MU056W00XXX|[pdc] WARN (MISC_ioctl|493): Get Sd Card cfg failed !I was impressed & pretty happy with it, but upon reading about new capabilities in newer firmware, I decided to upgrade it.Then like many others on here, I lost access to the Web GUI and the camera was no longer functioning.

If you have telnet access, you can login with putty. /usr/sbin/upgraded process is what listens on port 3800 for the firmware binary file.There is also another copy in /var/tmp/A useful tip for watching the upgrade process is to kill the "upgraded" process that is running and re-launch it in the foreground to watch the upgrade.~#ps 625 root [mtdblock3] 630 root [mtdblock4] 635 root [mtdblock5] 772 root [ubi_bgt7d] 776 root [ubifs_bgt7_0] 790 root /sbin/telnetd 798 root [OSA_796_1] 860 root syshelper elper 60 /usr/sbin/upgraded[OSA-APP] OSA Build on Apr 19 2014 at .[OSA-APP] SVN NUM: 1609.[libpdi] Build on Apr 19 2014 at .[libpdi] SVN NUM: 13790.[libpdi] Flashtype = 4,pat Size = 100000,rw Size = 800,ers Size = 20000|[crypt] crypt_open ok!Most people "brick" their cameras trying to upgrade the firmware.This is not a serious issue and it can be corrected very easily. The config Tool always shows a default port of 37777 but this is not an issue as it can do the upgrade on port 3800 anyway.