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  • Rename MCU Firmware Observed Behavior to PMU Firmware Observed Behavior The page records this driver's own test results and reads pmu_fw_version, so it follows the driver docs, which say PMU firmware throughout. The vendor tooling pages keep MCU, which is what those tools print.

    @HackingGate HackingGate committed Aug 17, 2026
  • Add MCU firmware observed behavior page Moves the per-firmware driver test results out of the repository README, which now documents current firmware behavior only.

    @HackingGate HackingGate committed Aug 14, 2026
  • add TL;DR check-and-flash workflow to the homepage

    @HackingGate HackingGate committed Aug 14, 2026
  • add open source repo pointers, remove redundant .pyc reverse-engineering steps - Home: add pcat-manager-web open source announcement - OpenWrt-Image-Inspection: replace rg on .pyc / marshal extraction with source table and references; keep binary strings inspection - MCU-Version-Check: replace strings on .pyc / bytecode inspection refs with source file references; keep daemon binary strings

    @HackingGate HackingGate committed Jun 13, 2026
  • pcat-manager-web is now open source: replace reverse-engineering steps with source references - Home: add link to github.com/photonicat/pcat-manager-web - pcat-manager-web-ipk: replace pycdc decompilation and strings-based bytecode inspection with pointers to the public source repo; keep IPK extraction and pcat-manager daemon inspection (binary, not open) - OpenWrt-Image-Inspection: replace marshal extraction and .pyc strings scraping with a source-file table and endpoint documentation derived from the public source; keep binary strings inspection for pcat-manager and pcat-pmu-updater - MCU-Version-Check: replace bytecode-derived strings references with pointers to the corresponding source files

    @HackingGate HackingGate committed Jun 13, 2026
  • Initialize wiki documentation

    @HackingGate HackingGate committed May 8, 2026