Talk:VFDecrypt

GUI removal request

Since this is now a VFDecrypt page can we remove the links to the GUI's? --GreySyntax 22:15, 10 November 2010 (UTC)

but they are part of VFDecrypt they all use the same code and it will help new people who don't know how to Decrypt --liamchat 22:36, 10 November 2010 (UTC)

Decrypting the filesystem from a command-line interface is simple; VFDecrypt only needs three parameters to decrypt it. I think multiple GUI programs (let alone one) is quite unnecessary for that. I will most likely remove them over the weekend. (Before this goes any further, I feel obligated to mention this: get into a fight now, and you'll get ban-hammered.) --Dialexio 23:22, 10 November 2010 (UTC)

Still, some people dont have terminal access on mac and a gui for mac is good as it doesn't require terminal access to run a cmd-line program from a gui... --Balloonhead66 01:16, 11 November 2010 (UTC)

I agree with removing the big fat table with all useless infos about these tools. If really necessary we can still add a section with "other tools" or so. What I miss here are links to download the Windows exe and more deeper infos. BTW: Now we can change back all links that are now pointing to the keys page. -- http 01:36, 11 November 2010 (UTC)

Error

Hi, I just tried this again after a long time (on Windows 7-64). I used the following command:

vfdecrypt -i "c:\temp\ATVtest\038-0955-007.dmg" -k "f607711d4db94bba7a4866f095aed082c8485bfbcd0f411f1e65158f585915edd5cfeec1" -o "c:\temp\ATVtest\output.dmg"

and I just get

Must specify one of -k or -p
Incorrect arguments.
Usage: vfdecrypt -i in-file [-p password] [-k key] -o out-file

This file is from DurangoTide 8F305 (Apple TV 2G). I tried with/without quotes, changing the order, leaving -o part away, ran as Admin, etc, all without luck. Anything obvious what am I doing wrong here? --http 15:55, 14 May 2012 (MDT)