Hacking Has anyone with a brick been able to recover?
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and if someone tries to unbrick an 3ds which was bricked by gateway then explode.
Would be cool if someone could make a clip on solderless back cover with pogo pins so people can buy that if they are no good at soldering........assuming this all works that is
Thats a good idea, but that will be good only for 3DS xl, because the normal 3ds has a pin hidden somewhere and its much harder to solder to it or make a case like that.
Yeah but I have only heard of 1 standard 3ds bricked all the rest have been XL's
I uploaded my code to github, still wainting for the lock code from ryuga, and will only upload that after I do some testing to be safe with it (maybe some cards react in different ways, thats why I got around 5 different SD card and an old MMC card to lock them and see if it works). This is the repo https://github.com/krisztian1997/3dsunbricker
Yes, except that you need DAT3 connected to arduino, for the CS line (in every example its line D10)
just remember to convert the logic levels (5V -> 3.3V) either by using a SD shield or some other means (although diode/resistor dividers are reported to distort the signal too much).
hold it: so we need a fifth wire?
Yes, SPI wont work without the CS line (cant select card if that line is not used, and then we cant sent the cmd42)
An internal solution would be nice (like a modchip), where you can select what you want to flash from the outside, via a mod like this: http://gbatemp.net/threads/nand-flash-dump-3ds-xl.350668/page-49#post-4896653
Would there be enough space inside a 3DS (XL) to pull this off ?
Would there be enough space inside a 3DS (XL) to pull this off ?
Because of the password: I have already stated somewhere, it is pointless to search for the password. It is console unique. They are not so stupid and just leave a "master key" somewhere.
Just use the forced erase method and everything is fine.
Just use the forced erase method and everything is fine.
The cloners lurk this thread, searching for whatever they can "replicate"
no way, they 'handled' their eMMC in their own way.
You have the wires soldered to the 3ds ? We need to test first if the SPI still works.
Not a bad idea, but you would need to include an image of your nand backup. So we would need to find a single chip solution that would fulfill all the requirements to recover a brick. I am sure it could be done even if it isn't a single chip solution. We just have to wait for a positive outcome of the current efforts underway.
With arduino it would be posible to even reflash the NAND backup, but its much harder than to reflash it using a pc.
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