That's why I said "got" and not, "brute-forced"Davi92 said:RSA-1024 has never been bruteforced, so it's unlikely (it'd take years to do, I think).raulpica said:
Another possibility is that they are exploiting a flaw in the System Menu, when it performs the checks or boots the card. But I seriously hope that's not the case (it would be easily patched with a System Menu update)
Yeah, with an "inside source" it would be possible, but not from the console (only Nintendo has the private RSA key - which is used for signing; the public key - which is used to verify signatures - is in the console).raulpica said:That's why I said "got" and not, "brute-forced"Davi92 said:RSA-1024 has never been bruteforced, so it's unlikely (it'd take years to do, I think).raulpica said:
Another possibility is that they are exploiting a flaw in the System Menu, when it performs the checks or boots the card. But I seriously hope that's not the case (it would be easily patched with a System Menu update)Maybe an inside source between Nintendo? Or they could've got it with another method, like maybe an hardware exploit, like the good ol' Twiizer's Attack?
Glad someone else thinks the way I do. Only reason I stopped using my Evo was because I upgraded to a DSi. Now that TC has a Dsi compatible cart with featues that go above and beyond all current carts, I will gladly return to them. I'm just hoping the price isn't crazy. $60 is my max.WiiBricker said:I wonder if TC is going to release a SDK for DSi homebrew to the public.They are giving free dev kits out to developers. Guessing they will include SDK as well.
Wish I got into DS homebrew development back in college. Would keep me busy (out of work) and could net me a free iEvo.Doubt my senior project (unfinished and simple DS eBook reader) would qualify.
"for about two months" - Two months of busy developing this card maybe?Rockstar said:....
I highly doubt team cyclops will release an SDK as more flashcart teams might get the code where as the dstwo is open source meaning better homebrew apps, thats my opinion though, i dont care about this........ They are giving out free dev kits to homebrew developers. One would think they HAVE TO had an SDK ready.
People really amaze me. How many flash cart developers have fallen off the face of the earth in their lifetime? I'm pretty sure its not just TC. They were gone for 2-3 months. If they were working on this 100% (which I'm assuming/hoping they did), then its understandable. Not a "get out of jail free" card, but excusable. Remember that when they did come back, they releaased a firmware update that was on par with all the other flash carts. Its not like they totally abanonded us. Though I will admit, I worried they had.GeekyGuy said:@ all the excitement over this thing. People have tragically short memories, I must say. These guys drop off the face of the Earth for about two months, offer no real response to existing customers regarding support for the Evo, and people are ready to plunk down for a new card that will obviously be priced well above what's currently out there. For what? The possibility to play a few DSiware games maybe, or use the shitty extras in DSi-featured games?
As for DSi-mode not being important: Maybe its because I have a programming background, but I think having DSi-mode unlocked opens up tons of possibilities for homebrew developers.
QUOTE(Darkmystery @ Dec 13 2010, 06:38 AM)
I have to admit, that Cyclo is a bit pricy, but they are always innovating. The past ~3 years (except the last 2+ months) they have actively developing new firmware updates, and listened very good to their customers.
The current Cyclo might not be that revolutionary in comparison to other cards nowadays, but back then it was outstanding.
Of course, this does not really justify the slow/lack of- updates for the past 2+ months, but they have always been one of the more loyal teams.
In the future, probably. Right now, it only has DSi-mode homebrew support (more RAM, more processing power, SD card slot, etc.).Kiekoes said:
Greta englishDudu.exe said:I really doent get all the hate in this topic!
For Supercard Haters!
Dstwo doenst died becouse of this, it will continue having exclusive stuff... but remenber it is just a eletronic device, you doenst need to hate it, just dont buy-it!
For Cyclo Haters
Its never to late to find a exploit, DSi will last for some time like the GBA did when DS was launched! and we doenst know how they did to work, maybe is something everybody can use, and maybe its a exploit that could be in 3DS too (i hope)! but remenber it is just a eletronic device, you doenst need to hate it, just dont buy-it!
Unlocking DSi mode allows homebrew devs to access full processor speed, extra RAM, and DSi-exclusive hardware and features (cameras, SD cards, WPA wifi encryption). This goes far deeper then a GBA emulator. Also, its only a matter of time until the iEvo has its own GBA Emulator (if it doesn't have one in the works already).Trollology said:Just cause this has DSi mode doesn't mean specifically that it is better than SCDS2.
SCDS2 has GBA emulation and that's ftw. I'm not taking sides. (I have an AceKard2i)
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