You are the one that created two different threads in two different sections asking the same thing
I thought it was at least three. The third one, seems to be here:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/rigol-scope-differences/msg4136050/#msg4136050In fairness, it does word the bandwidth question differently, but is basically the same thread. Or at least about the same scope, and hacking it.
But Gnif, was already complaining about multiple/duplicate threads, even when that one was created. So maybe there were others, that have also been merged/closed/deleted, I'm not sure. It's too confusing now, as the dates are close together, and other thread(s) are already merged or deleted.
EDIT:
It makes it rather difficult to follow topics, and/or help in them. If basically the same thread, is repeated in several different places. By combining the information, in those different threads. It seems to be more obvious, that the scope they might or have bought, is a much older model (d), which either doesn't accept the bandwidth hack at all, or needs to be persuaded to accept the newer 'e' models 'hackable' firmware. Which risks bricking the scope.
Individually, the threads make much less sense.
TL;DR
Best to create ONE thread for a topic, like 'Help with hacking my new scope, the Rigol DS1052D'. Rather than lots of short, repeating ones, all over the place. As it makes it VERY difficult to follow or understand them. It also tends to waste lots of members time, repeating the same answers, all the time.