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Yes, it's not actually finished yet (at least to the point where it could be merged), just a foundation that should make it easier for ProtonVPN developers to add the...

That's exciting that there are now 3 engineers :)

@jllaneras Was this intentional? It looks like deleting the master branch caused all pull requests to be closed

@calexandru2018 Thank you so much for the recent fixes with the Linux app, and for the roadmap (even if you didn't write it)! They've made a huge difference

Try resetting your keyring: ```bash mv ~/.local/share/keyrings ~/.local/share/keyrings.bak ``` If that doesn't work, have you tried reinstalling? ```bash rm -rf ~/.config/Proton rm -rf ~/.cache/Proton rm -rf ~/.config/protonvpn rm -rf ~/.cache/protonvpn...

I just had the same problem, and managed to figure it out: 1. First, click Search > Memory, and search for any named function (one that worked for me was...

> Is it possible to find an exact name of target function using the CLI shell? Unfortunately, there isn't a direct way to do that that I know of >...

> [image1.out](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oPL6L5ZGbMT5GBMEP3cIGgT1Nx90jDS0/view?usp=sharing) is actual `image1` (not bootloader) which I dumped from RAM using bcm2dump. Then I decompressed it to image1.out use `./ProgramStore -f image1.bin -x` Is there also an `image2`?...

> Normally, the second image in cable modem is used as a backup if something happens with image1. I figured they should be identical. I didn't know that, for me...

> It's not fully clear, how to split RAM in two regions: .text (code) and .data (data). My memory layout is as follows: Ah, I think that's been the issue...