u sure hes good cause hes saying the instinct-nx is rp2040 as far as i know its just a nother hwfly clone or am i incorrect?
u sure hes good cause hes saying the instinct-nx is rp2040 as far as i know its just a nother hwfly clone or am i incorrect?
I’m just saying the his video on installing everything is goodu sure hes good cause hes saying the instinct-nx is rp2040 as far as i know its just a nother hwfly clone or am i incorrect?
Yes
His installs are generally a good way to see it done before doing it. He’s not bad at what he does.u sure hes good cause hes saying the instinct-nx is rp2040 as far as i know its just a nother hwfly clone or am i incorrect?
u sure hes good cause hes saying the instinct-nx is rp2040 as far as i know its just a nother hwfly clone or am i incorrect?
The man talks about free shops I’m surprised that he has not been sued by the big NHis installs are generally a good way to see it done before doing it. He’s not bad at what he does.
Instinct-NX is based on the rp2040, but it’s very different than the 2040. I’m pretty sure that firmware will not work on a stock 2040.
As far I know the Instinct-nx uses a hwfly modified firmware. Am I wrong?His installs are generally a good way to see it done before doing it. He’s not bad at what he does.
Instinct-NX is based on the rp2040, but it’s very different than the 2040. I’m pretty sure that firmware will not work on a stock 2040.
okay my , i thought it was based on the hwfly :-(His installs are generally a good way to see it done before doing it. He’s not bad at what he does.
Instinct-NX is based on the rp2040, but it’s very different than the 2040. I’m pretty sure that firmware will not work on a stock 2040.
They're very similar, looking at Instinct in Ghidra and the sources for HWFly-NX. I'd be surprised if the person who wrote Instinct didn't also write HWfly but I cannot verify that.As far I know the Instinct-nx uses a hwfly modified firmware. Am I wrong?
Thats possible, it's just these chips at the moment aren't Rp2040s atleast not yet.They're very similar, looking at Instinct in Ghidra and the sources for HWFly-NX. I'd be surprised if the person who wrote Instinct didn't also write HWfly but I cannot verify that.
Edit to add: I assure you, there's a 2040 based version of Instinct-NX that hasn't been seen yet. Its in the firmware.
will have to verify this. I've avoided updating online always recommended use of daybreak, updating online especially on oled with hwfly causes the chip to crash hence the need for it to be reset, but totally avoidable by using daybreak, isn't that same with picofly?For the original firmware to properly boot, the BOOT0 partition must correspond the firmware installed. Unfortunately SX / hwfly / daybreak don't care about that.
picofly backs up your original BCTs on the first installation, so if you had OFW working before the installation, it should continue working. However if you had another chip installed / used daybreak, or Atmosphere to update your SysNAND firmware, BOOT0 might become desynced with the rest of your firmware. That is why you face OFW boot issues.
To fix that, you can do either a full system reset, or a official system update on a Full Stock mode (Semi-Stock still avoids BOOT0 rewrite, thus will not work).
To avoid OFW brick in the future, do not update your SysNAND using daybreak, or Semi-Stock boot mode. Always update the system in an official way either in OFW (Vol+ / Vol- press without SD card installed) or Full Stock boot mode
the Instinct-NX is no way a rp2040. Just look at it.
RP2040 does require external QSPI flash chip btw
I don't disagree. What I'm looking at tells me there's a 2040 variant. Might not be out yet and might not ever be out, but it was prepared for it.Instinct is a gd32 with gw1n fpga. It’s not rp2040.
Forget lack of external nor flash; just the lacking external xtal is a dead giveaway.
Not surprising TBH, RP2040 chips are very cost effective, much cheaper than legit STMs and could probably be cheaper than the GD32 as well, if the cost of gd32s goes up manufacturer will probably change to 2040 to keep price downI don't disagree. What I'm looking at tells me there's a 2040 variant. Might not be out yet and might not ever be out, but it was prepared for it.