Would this be contributing to 3DS homebrew and emulation as a whole?
How likely is this going to help progress?
It is not possible to give a clear answer on this until the 3DS SoC chip has been decapped. But consider the success story about the SNES decapping here. There is no 100% guarantee that we will have the same success story, since the technology is different and there might be more technological limitations. But we won't know until we try. We have a team of proven experts, anxious to have a very thorough look inside the SoC of the 3DS.
The most likely focus points will be:
- the boot ROM, possibly containing flaws which allow us to take control of the system
- secret keys, hidden in hardware, used in cryptographic operations
- secret algorithms, implemented in hardware to obscure information
- and possibly much more
Most likely because the donation method is using Skrill. Those who don't have an account with them have to go through the trouble of registration then doing the actual donation. The process should be easy and fast.Currently, $583.28. Has been stuck there for quite a bit already
They were using PayPal to begin with, the account was frozen for receiving too many funds too quickly.Most likely because the donation method is using Skrill. Those who don't have an account with them have to go through the trouble of registration then doing the actual donation. The process should be easy and fast.
I propose using Google Checkout, Amazon Payments, or Paypal.
Most likely because the donation method is using Skrill. Those who don't have an account with them have to go through the trouble of registration then doing the actual donation. The process should be easy and fast.
I propose using Google Checkout, Amazon Payments, or Paypal.
Well, it's a donation drive. What is there to trust?
The lab I got the quote from is "Evans Analytical Group". The job ID we have registered ( to get the price quote in the first place ) is E0CGZ472Q1.
I wanted to also add a link to this thread from 3DBrew but asked if somebody else would do it instead ( so it's not just me endorsing myself ). We'll see what happens.
I didn't just create this topic out of nowhere and made sure it was kosher with the other users on 3dbrew. fyi
edit: That actually sounds like a decent idea but what would we offer up for raffle that would be worth it?
You could trade them for USD or pounds and then donate them.Agree. But without the Paypal option.
Maybe add Bitcoin as an option? Got some lying around, probably worth 20EUR total or something and willing to donate that.
Would this be contributing to 3DS homebrew and emulation as a whole?
Chip decapping leads to a better understanding of the inner workings of a chip, if the developers know a system better than they can manipulate it better which means this *COULD* potentially lead to progress in enabling homebrew
Just a quick mention,
if it will be ever hacked, it would be very expensive to get yours like that too. Maybe some unit may cost $200 for you to hack yours.
So a suggestion, try to make a flashcart.
Heck no!! xD. This will reveal some interesting stuff, like some encryption keys, or booting algorithms, it needs to be done only once in one system... not every time on every system.
Yes, it first needs to be done in one system.
You didn't get what I meant, after it's hacked on that system and they know how to do it. It may cost a lot to get the others hacked too. So after it's hacked in one system, if they have the info or whatever they need, they can make a flashcart to play 3DS roms or so
What about releasing signed homebrew, so you'll only need to copy the files to your SD card, turn on your 3DS and... there it is, a new app in the Home Menu.