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| joeqsmith:
Selecting No instead of Yes after changing model displays a different dialog. Both appear to have the same end effect. The options program returns to the defaults. |
| joeqsmith:
Result of sending DIAG:POKE:LONG? |
| tv84:
Do you know any special "keyword" like? -95403 It's in the code next to this msg: "Model changed to special. Other options can be added after the analyzer restarts. This will take a few seconds." Seems related to "EEPROM validitiy code" as they call it. |
| joeqsmith:
You're a genius! Thank you everyone who helped. Hopefully others are able to benefit from your efforts. |
| tv84:
--- Quote from: joeqsmith on November 07, 2022, 12:08:17 am ---You're a genius! Thank you everyone who helped. Hopefully others are able to benefit from your efforts. --- End quote --- Seems pure luck but each one makes his own luck! :popcorn: All done within 1h of code surfing from scratch... So, my recipe for Joe to find his new E8357A HostID was: 1 - Delete or rename "c:\Program Files\Agilent\Network Analyzer\gen.lic". 2 - Kill the main app (I assume it's 835x.exe) and run it in a DOS shell with the following param: 835x.exe -95403 3 - The app will detect the absence of the license file and regenerate it from the EEPROM, due to that special param, using the new HostID. 4 - Then, with the new HostID, one can recalculate the new FLEXlm licenses. 8) |
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