Homebrew Dslite hardmods?

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Are there and hardmods for the ds lite?
Went through 15 pages on google and couldn't find any
 
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I'm not looking for those
Those are everywhere
Well, there's the GBAccelerator DS which lets you overclock a DS to run games sped up. (activated/deactivated with a button combo)
I happen to have a GBAccelerator DS laying around that I never installed because I didn't trust my soldering skills.
 

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flashing the dslite was something very old tay they sued to run old flashcard and pirated games õ3o
There are hardmod that you can display the image con a compuetr/others screens too... capture board it is ahha
 
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Why, do you have a bricked DS Lite?
It doesn't seem like anyone has re-flashed their DS with a hardware flasher, instead people have replaced their BIOS chip completely.
Because I keep buying them and I brick half and sell the ones I don't brick
 

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I can flash modded firmware with it
But there's no point in having modded firmware.
Anyway, there is a way. It involves swapping the BIOS chip on a running console for the broken one then running the FlashMe installer.
http://ackix.free.fr/blog/index.php?id=78
It sounds dangerous, but the BIOS chip is actually socketed, so there's no soldering required and it can be done quickly.
 
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But there's no point in having modded firmware.
Anyway, there is a way. It involves swapping the BIOS chip on a running console for the broken one then running the FlashMe installer.
http://ackix.free.fr/blog/index.php?id=78
It sounds dangerous, but the BIOS chip is actually socketed, so there's no soldering required and it can be done quickly.
Awesome! I have 1 workong ds sitting here so I'm gona do that!
I honestly though that wasn't whit it actually was
Also on another note did you know 90% of the ds lite is connected to the red led?
 

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But there's no point in having modded firmware.
Anyway, there is a way. It involves swapping the BIOS chip on a running console for the broken one then running the FlashMe installer.
http://ackix.free.fr/blog/index.php?id=78
It sounds dangerous, but the BIOS chip is actually socketed, so there's no soldering required and it can be done quickly.
There was a point. Stuff like Flashme could remove the H&S screen and other stuff, so you could turn it on and be directly to the menu. I preferred the H&S being skipped.
 
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I prefer flashme
If its installed you have protecton from the very rare brickme stuff
Also lets you dump, edit, and reflash the firmware
There was a point. Stuff like Flashme could remove the H&S screen and other stuff, so you could turn it on and be directly to the menu. I preferred the H&S being skipped.
I love the hs skip
 

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