JUst my luck HiaCFW tells me my codes are wrong.
seriously at this point im almost giving up. nothing did go right with this mod.
i would like to share my nand but im not sure how.
You can compress it, upload it to your Google drive and share the link.
@Koksi__ I got a DSi XL today but the NAND chip is ST. Which template should I use?
Don't give it up. upload your NAND and send me the link with PM.
So i can check what's the problem
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Can someone give me a guide on how to use this or something? I have the NAND Dump and the CID but not the Console ID
Here's an exemple for console id:
bfcl console_id_bcd 08A2000000000100 001f A7EE8F9548FF6F270B8DDF1311935160 000000000000000000000000000055aa 0000 9BCE6F029370131A2A00DCE49F8F141E 00000000000000000000000000000000
You need to change the following:
1) 08A2000000000100 change it like this:
08A2000000000100 for DSi
08A1900000000000 for some other DSi
08A1500000000000 for some other DSi
0820100000000100 for DSi XL
more from gbatemp:
Console ID first 5 digits, so far the rest are always in BCD range, and the 14th digit is always "1".
08A15: DSi, from GBATEK
08A16: DSi, J, report from windwakr
08A18: DSi, U, Black, report from leratrad
08A19: DSi, U, Black, report dark_samus3(also noted in GBATEK)
08A20: DSi, from GBATEK
08A21: DSi, U, Cyan + DSi, U, Light Blue
08201
DSi XL, from GBATEK
DSi, U, Metallic Blue, report from friendsxix
DSi, U, White, report from friendsxix
DSi XL, U, Burgundy, report from friendsxix
DSi XL, U, Burgundy, report from kittensauce
DSi, E, Metallic Blue, report from Oleboy555
DSi XL, E, Dark Brown, report from FFT
DSi XL, U, Burgundy, report from Abequinn
08202
DSi XL, E, Blue and Black?, mine
DSi XL, U, Red, report from enderghast13
DSi XL, U, Burgundy, report from hutiu
08203
DSi XL, U, report from Apache Thunder
08204
DSi, U, Pink, report from Apache Thunder
DSi XL, U, Blue, report from enderghast13
DSi, U, Light Blue, report from MassExplosion213
2) A7EE8F9548FF6F270B8DDF1311935160 - open the nand in HxD (or another hex editor) and copy 16 bits strting from address 1F0
3) BCE6F029370131A2A00DCE49F8F141E - open the nand in HxD (or another hex editor) and copy 16 bits strting from address 00
I hope bfcl will work for you. On my pc it doesn't work.
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Yes, I'm not confusing it with Console ID. I mean CID (kinda annoying they both look like the same thing lol). But yeah that's the case
We use this string as a template:
MY ss ss ss ss 03 4D 30 30 46 50 41 00 00 15 00; DSi CID KMAPF0000M-S998
MY ss ss ss ss 32 57 37 31 36 35 4D 00 01 15 00; DSi CID KLM5617EFW-B301
MY ss ss ss ss 03 47 31 30 43 4D 4D 00 01 11 00; 3DS CID
In order to be able to determine the eMMC CID you must first open your DSi and read the 3 characters to Samsung for the "MY" byte on the NAND chip.
For me that was for example: 943 and that means:
943 means 2009 43rd week, ie 43 weeks in 2009 -> December -> month code B, 2009 -> year code C. For the month code you need 43/4 = 10.75 -> 11 (either on or round off if necessary)
Convert this value to hex, so "B"
For the years code we take this scheme:
B - 2008
C - 2009
D - 2010
E - 2011
F - 2012
So BC for the MY byte (at my NAND) The "s" is replaced by "0"
It follows from me (Since I have a KMAPF ...... NAND chip): "BC00000000034D303046504100001500"
Now we have to search for the [src] key by opening your NAND Dump with HxD and looking for the line "000001F0".
You now use the 16 couples as [src] in the command. If you have the console ID now, then we can get started:
bfcL emmc_cid [Console ID] [EMMC CID] [offset] [src] [verify]
That's what it looks like for me:
bfcl emmc_cid 0820154919126126 BC00000000034D303046504100001500 001f DB2D16975DACA90176014EB4CCCE87FB 000000000000000000000000000055aa
If then got hit stands everything fits and you have your eMMC CID
Please secure the key in a safe place
Here is the Guide in German:
https://psxtools.de/index.php/Thread/76539-Tutorial-DSI-Hardmod-mit-Unlaunch-Hiya-CFW-und-SR-Loader/
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This doesn't help me as I need to brute force the Console ID as I already said. I have the eMMC CID. Unless this is the way to do it for the Console ID as well
Sorry, i read something wrong, but you can send me your nand dump, so i can get the Console ID for you
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No worries! here ya go https://drive.google.com/file/d/16YgXXmTxck_QIemW6kvlIcuiHiuMjiRt/view?usp=sharing
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This thread is a bit of a mess, but I was able to get (both versions of) the software working, and I'll provide the details for my console.
I recently got a DSi on the super-cheap (like $10) because it was untested and had a "busted" L button (it was dropped and stuck in). It had no DSiWare installed so I ended up here. The real pain was finding an SD card reader supporting 1-bit mode in 2019: I ended up soldering a USB cable to an old (2006) multi-reader that was originally designed for the 3.5" drive slot in a PC.
Anyways, the console was described to me as a "US Launch" White DSi. It had system software 1.3, and some photos from the previous owner circa 2009/2010...Talk about a time capsule...Yeah, this is gonna need to be wiped...
eMMC dumped with Hex Workshop (It works very similar to HxD, but it's commercial software); Made two matching eMMC dumps...Great success.
bfCL worked for me and my GeForce GTX 1070, but I had to use bfCL-test-reduced-work-size-msky-lfcs-20.zip instead of bfCL-v0.4-windows-x86_64.7z.
While troubleshooting I discovered emmc_id discovery was about 80x faster than one thread of TWLbf_openssl on my i7-7700HQ....Very nice.
Photo of thevictim chip (angled to get a good shot of all the print at once):
Huge thank you to everyone involved. I actually logged into an account I haven't used in years (2010?) just to show my gratitude and contribute my numbers. Much love.
I recently got a DSi on the super-cheap (like $10) because it was untested and had a "busted" L button (it was dropped and stuck in). It had no DSiWare installed so I ended up here. The real pain was finding an SD card reader supporting 1-bit mode in 2019: I ended up soldering a USB cable to an old (2006) multi-reader that was originally designed for the 3.5" drive slot in a PC.
Anyways, the console was described to me as a "US Launch" White DSi. It had system software 1.3, and some photos from the previous owner circa 2009/2010...Talk about a time capsule...Yeah, this is gonna need to be wiped...
eMMC dumped with Hex Workshop (It works very similar to HxD, but it's commercial software); Made two matching eMMC dumps...Great success.
bfCL worked for me and my GeForce GTX 1070, but I had to use bfCL-test-reduced-work-size-msky-lfcs-20.zip instead of bfCL-v0.4-windows-x86_64.7z.
While troubleshooting I discovered emmc_id discovery was about 80x faster than one thread of TWLbf_openssl on my i7-7700HQ....Very nice.
Photo of the
Code:
Secrets:
console_id: 0820104304096116
emmc_cid: 8cd676533d034d303046504100001500
eMMC dumps:
0x001F: 540ba7ef1088fd77b75d265912c6a413
0x0000: 39b428b70dd3e10253e4b85c9bfb664e
Command lines:
>bfcl console_id_bcd 0820100000000100 001f 540ba7ef1088fd77b75d265912c6a413 000000000000000000000000000055aa 0000 39b428b70dd3e10253e4b85c9bfb664e 00000000000000000000000000000000
>bfcl emmc_cid 0820104304096116 8C00000000034d303046504100001500 001f 540ba7ef1088fd77b75d265912c6a413 000000000000000000000000000055aaHuge thank you to everyone involved. I actually logged into an account I haven't used in years (2010?) just to show my gratitude and contribute my numbers. Much love.
Hello, I bought a DSi a few days ago on 1.4.1E firmware, but it doesn't have flipnote or anything, so I need to hardmod it if I want to hack it.
I've read a few guides and ended up here. I'm pretty confident that I can handle the soldering etc, my issue is that my PC is a potato: it's an AMD A8-3870k without a dedicated graphic card.
It's very unlikely that it can handle bfcl.
I have my soldering equipment ready, but I still haven't bought the Biggest Loser (to retrieve the CID) nor a compatible card reader to dump the NAND and, before committing to the purchase, I wanted to ask if some kind soul would be willing to run bfcl for me. I'd upload my NAND on gdrive.
I've read a few guides and ended up here. I'm pretty confident that I can handle the soldering etc, my issue is that my PC is a potato: it's an AMD A8-3870k without a dedicated graphic card.
It's very unlikely that it can handle bfcl.
I have my soldering equipment ready, but I still haven't bought the Biggest Loser (to retrieve the CID) nor a compatible card reader to dump the NAND and, before committing to the purchase, I wanted to ask if some kind soul would be willing to run bfcl for me. I'd upload my NAND on gdrive.
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