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Finally back in the Switch scene, spun a new repo to work on coldboot CFW. Probably going to be a minute as I finish up my research on the G998U1's bootloader > v3.
2. KNOX does not fuck around. Having a very hard time breaking in to the bootloader of the S21 Ultra 5G (G998U1).
3. Hacking of the PS4 for a cold boot exploit is underway. SAMU not nice.
4. Got myself a new Weller soldering iron. The thing heats up in literally 6 seconds. It's absurd.
So multiple things.
1. If you're a Rust developer: ffs stop using system libraries. The whole point of cargo is so that everything including dependencies can be done in one shot. No one wants to fiddle with specific system packages.
ESP32 arriving today, should free up my ESP8266 Node board.
Another day, another bug. Why does the S21 have so much bootloader security
The wife and I officially have S21 Ultra 5Gs
Teaching the wife how to use the Pico
ESP8266 flasher is live at https://github.com/SapphireExile/Sapphire_ESP_Flasher
Hosting some ps4 exploits at https://splitsecond.site/kexec, and my Discord invite at the home page.
Happy Birthday.
Have a good and nice time with People you like.
Have Fun and Enjoy your day.
ReVolt development has started. Should be interesting to see what it'll shape up to be.
Follow me on Twitter @SapphireExOne and check out my game on Steam: PsyShift https://store.steampowered.com/app/989210/PsyShift/
Working on a wireless hardmod. Solder to board, insert wifi NIC, power on when switch power is applied, connect to softcoded AP.
Nice avi, bring on the next season of Fairy Tail !
Replacing the album with DevMenu currently. Refuses to boot though. Debugging ongoing.
Checking to see if I can chain load layeredFS to load a target, then that target to load another target. Useless, but fun to pass the time.
Currently investigating how interception can be handled on Switch to Server communication. -
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