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EDIT: I figured out what was wrong. My original backup was also the wrong one which would explain why restoring it did not fix wireless.
While not fixable without a backup, this can be prevented when installing. See my post here: https://gbatemp.net/profile-posts/154500/
Recently I've been testing flashing the prototype DS firmware to retail units and I've found that installing the firmware breaks all wireless communications, as is to be expected (likely due to different proto hardware needed). However, when flashing back the original firmware, you still can't do anything with wireless. The WiFi board, which holds the firmware, seems to be permanently "bricked" as far as connecting to other consoles is concerned.
This includes multi-cart multiplayer, download play, pictochat, and anything else.
What I don't understand it why this problem would remain after flashing back a good firmware. Shouldn't restoring the original firmware completely replace the proto firmware and undo any changes that firmware made? Also what can I try to restore wireless? I've made sure that all the hardware was properly connected and I can say with certainty that the problem is only on the WiFi board.
I can always swap out the bad WiFi board for a new one, but I'd be much happier if I could fix the boards I messed up while testing.
While not fixable without a backup, this can be prevented when installing. See my post here: https://gbatemp.net/profile-posts/154500/
This includes multi-cart multiplayer, download play, pictochat, and anything else.
What I don't understand it why this problem would remain after flashing back a good firmware. Shouldn't restoring the original firmware completely replace the proto firmware and undo any changes that firmware made? Also what can I try to restore wireless? I've made sure that all the hardware was properly connected and I can say with certainty that the problem is only on the WiFi board.
I can always swap out the bad WiFi board for a new one, but I'd be much happier if I could fix the boards I messed up while testing.
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