Hacking Bricked my 3DS

Tikifg · May 31, 2015

gamesquest1 said:
yeah i have only ever seen 00000002 00000000 to 00000400 00000000.....but yeah i do wish people would post pictures of what they have done when asking for help, you wouldnt go to a garage and say "how can i fix my car i done it myself and now it goes splutter splutter when i try start the engine", for help on hardware stuff it really helps to see exactly what people have done rather than just having their own personal opinion that they have done it right

Sorry gamesquest, you are right. I tried to open it and take a picture. I hope you guys see enough because the wires are preventing me to open it much further. The one (orange?) coming from the right is soldered to the back side; i think the red one (netxt to game slot) is GRD

Tikifg · Jun 7, 2015

Guys, are these solderings correct?

Kibido · Jun 7, 2015

May I ask how you bricked your 3DS? What did you do wrong exactly? Just to be sure I don't do the same thing, thank you.

Deleted-355425 · Jun 7, 2015

Tikifg said:
Guys, are these solderings correct?

we cant make anything out from your phots.

gamesquest1 · Jun 7, 2015

Tikifg said:
Guys, are these solderings correct?

Well really nobody can say as we can't really see much, they are.kinda in the right place on the motherboard, but without a decent res focused picture showing the whole of the area we have no real idea of what points you have soldered to, or see any detail to see if there is any bridges or damage to the motherboard, and we can't see inside the sd adapter so we don't know what points have been soldered to in their either......best anyone can say is I *might* be right....it *might* be a horrible mess

Just from the picture I would say your wires look pretty thick, and the wires look like they could be too long

The Real Jdbye · Jun 7, 2015

gamesquest1 said:
Well really nobody can say as we can't really see much, they are.kinda in the right place on the motherboard, but without a decent res focused picture showing the whole of the area we have no real idea of what points you have soldered to, or see any detail to see if there is any bridges or damage to the motherboard, and we can't see inside the sd adapter so we don't know what points have been soldered to in their either......best anyone can say is I *might* be right....it *might* be a horrible mess

Just from the picture I would say your wires look pretty thick, and the wires look like they could be too long

I agree, try to shorten the wires that go from the 4-pin connector to the adapter. The internal wires look short enough.
The thickness should not be a problem as long as they are soldered correctly, the length is more important, as all wiring has a small resistance but thicker wire actually has less resistance.
Also good idea not using a MicroUSB connector like most people do, no chance of accidentally connecting a MicroUSB cable to it and frying the NAND that way.

Tikifg · Jun 7, 2015

Guys, thx for the reply. Will try to shorten the wires and make better pictures

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Kibido said:
May I ask how you bricked your 3DS? What did you do wrong exactly? Just to be sure I don't do the same thing, thank you.

Tried to upgrade it using cia files.....

Tikifg · Jul 5, 2015

Guys, had my 3DS resoldered and shortened the cables to a new SD card. Now i get the bootrom error and my PC recognizes the card (needs to format it). What are the next steps?
Got a NAND.BIN dump through gateway

Cheers

Tikibol

Xenon Hacks · Jul 5, 2015

Tikifg said:
Guys, had my 3DS resoldered and shortened the cables to a new SD card. Now i get the bootrom error and my PC recognizes the card (needs to format it). What are the next steps?
Got a NAND.BIN dump through gateway

Cheers

Tikibol

Don't click format EVER! download win32diskimager and write your NAND.BIN once its finished exit the program safely eject the mounted drive by right clicking on it and reboot your 3DS.

Tikifg · Jul 5, 2015

Xenon Hacks said:
Don't click format EVER! download win32diskimager and write your NAND.BIN once its finished exit the program safely eject the mounted drive by right clicking on it and reboot your 3DS.

It gives me an error: 483: an error occured while writing data to the handle. Better take an image of another 3DS?

gamesquest1 · Jul 5, 2015

Try another Sd reader, if you still have no luck the wiring may still be a bit off/too long

PS you can only use a nand backup from that specific 3ds to unbrick

Tikifg · Jul 5, 2015

Have four different SD-readers now; i can read image, but can't write

mashers · Jul 5, 2015

I don't know anything about NAND mods, but being able to read but not write makes me think there is an issue with the wiring.

The Real Jdbye · Jul 5, 2015

Tikifg said:
Have four different SD-readers now; i can read image, but can't write

Are you sure the read NAND dumps are valid? If you make multiple dumps, are they identical? Do the bytes at 0x100 contain "NCSD"?

gamesquest1 · Jul 5, 2015

Have you left the little plastic lock tab off the sd card?

Tikifg · Jul 5, 2015

gamesquest1 said:
Have you left the little plastic lock tab off the sd card?

Yes I did

gamesquest1 · Jul 5, 2015

Tikifg said:
Yes I did

You need the plastic tab(or something in its place) or you won't be able to resore your nand

WhoAmI? · Jul 5, 2015

Wow is that plug/connector, massive or what?

Tikifg · Jul 5, 2015

gamesquest1 said:
You need the plastic tab(or something in its place) or you won't be able to resore your nand

Damn, will need to resolder a new SD-card then....

gamesquest1 · Jul 5, 2015

Tikifg said:
Damn, will need to resolder a new SD-card then....

just stick some tape around it where the tab would've been

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