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      11-06-2017, 05:19 PM   #254
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Originally Posted by thomasx View Post
I have a 03/2009 E91 with CIC. I want to get the 1b file.

My CIC is under 10.250.89.2, successful ping, my laptop is 10.250.89.1.

Browser (both IE and firefox) claim page could not be opened.

Via Telnet (port 23) I was able to login with root/cic0803, but telnet is not able to copy files from the car to the local computer.

Setting up a DHCP server also works fine, the CIC fetches an IP address, the rest is the same: connection refused.

I discovered with a port scan that in any of the cases the CIC is not listening at port 21. "Connection refused" is a standard answer if a device is not listening at a particular port.

Also I have tried different IP addresses, these were: 160.48.199.98 (PC) & 192.48.199.99 (CIC) and 169.254.199.98 (PC) & 169.254.199.99 (CIC), which both don't work.

10.250.89.1 (PC) 10.250.89.2 (CIC) works, but CIC does not listen at port 21.

Does anyone know how to start the ftp service via telnet? I am able to call the program "ftpd" on my car, can somebody provide a command calling ftpd that makes me able to logon via ftp?

Thanks a lot for any help!
Not sure if you ever manage to get the file out but I would like to share my experience.

I came across the same problem on my 2009 E60. I don't have port 21 listening on my CIC but I can telnet to it on post 23.

Tried looking up internet for few days but no luck.

I then came up with an idea of using telnet and usb to extract the file and it worked!

This is what I did to get hold of the file.
- log on using telnet
- cd /mnt
- ls
- note down the list
- pop in the any usb drive in the glove box and wait for few secs
- ls
- notice the new folder which is your usb drive
- cd <your usb folder>
- run the following command
- cp -c
/HBpersistence/normal/generalPersistencyData_DiagnosticSWTController /mnt/<your usb folder>

You now have your file on your USB drive. Follow the usual steps to extract FSC code from this file and enjoy updating your maps. I hope this helps someone.

E60 2009 CIC 1b file FSC code telnet
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