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Okay, I've now found the proper procedure to disable USB semi-permanently, rather than just until restart: 1. If the last time you uploaded firmware via TCP/IP, then reupload firmware via USB. Otherwise you won't be able to enter Forth via USB. 2. Disconnect MIDI and DMX in and reboot the LanBox to put it in the freshest state possible. 3. Connect with a terminal emulator via USB. 4. Type *b7# and press return to enter Forth. It should reply "ok". 5. Issue the following five lines of Forth commands, EXACTLY as shown below: (beware that some parts are case-sensitive. make no typos!) stop 6 ' StdStreamIndex 6 + w! mon" setsysparams 8 RAMsys 10000 210000 290000 *0 savecode mon" reboot Note that "stop" may utter a STREAM-CLOSE error or such, which you can safely ignore. The other commands should reply "ok". After this procedure USB will be disabled, so no access to the LanBox should be possible without password. To re-enable USB, upload normal firmware via TCP/IP. Hope this helps -- Matthijs van Duin -- May the Forth be with you!
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