there's been several viable methods / attack vectors, it's just there isn't much to gain presenting a method to the public using them, due to the reasons i already mentioned (rp2040/rcm bug) for the switch 1 ecosystem.
but up until 21.0.0 (i.e...
No, literally no software exploit has been found yet, and it's very unlikely because apparently Nintendo for once did a good job in securing their software (after all, the Switch 2 OS is based on the 1's, and as you said the last known ones are...
You have no clue how much work this requires and how the hacking scene works as a whole. Even if there are already exploits, they will be patched if devs came forward with them. It's not worth the risk getting an exploit out this early into a...
Weird. I used to have a few DS2s, and none of them had any drift. I only have the most fucked-up of all of them left, and it also still doesn't drift.
It's so worn, that the centering spring has carved a cavity in the white centering plastic, so...
It really is the best solution, probably even faster than having to send them back and forth for official "repair"
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Are they? I've had plenty of official Dualshock 2s over the years, and not a single one ever had issues with "drift"...
The way isfshax initialized the disc drive in older versions would cause some units particularly sensitive to the power surge it caused on the motherboard power rails to crash
I used to own a console with such an issue, and it would always fail...
Looks like some of the symptoms @buddy was having when we were testing the power issue (especially since you say that it does not happen on second boot). What version do you have installed?
If you bought an ethernet adapter for your Wii and it doesn't work, this is probably why:
The Wii and Wii U only supports the original AX88772 chip, and most ASIX adapters sold today use newer versions (AX88772B, 772C, or 772D) that aren't...
Is your console already modded? If so, you don't need to use the browser
If not, downgrading will probably not help with anything, and you really just need to use the browser once or twice to install an exploit so it's not a big deal. Where does...