Yeah, that's pointless unless you have a PC with decacore (made the word up, don't even know if it's right) and I'm pretty sure that they don't make those, so... yeah
Since it's hex, wouldn't it be 16^24?nerboking said:If there are 24 digits, then the number of possible keys is just ten to the twenty-fourth power, which makes a trillion look like a little baby shrimp. It's actually a septillion.
Bishopk said:Since it's hex, wouldn't it be 16^24?nerboking said:If there are 24 digits, then the number of possible keys is just ten to the twenty-fourth power, which makes a trillion look like a little baby shrimp. It's actually a septillion.
79 octillion?
Well, it would be easier when you'll release the source code for programmersWB3000 said:I'm not going to put any more effort into this. I have given source out with every release. If anybody wants to make it a bigger project than what it currently is, I have no issues with that. Go for it.
The odds are against you though. So go ahead and make it some huge distributed attack, you'll probably end up no farther than where you are now.
It is, it's included in the zip. The file is called "program.cs".Lattka23 said:Well, it would be easier when you'll release the source code for programmersWB3000 said:I'm not going to put any more effort into this. I have given source out with every release. If anybody wants to make it a bigger project than what it currently is, I have no issues with that. Go for it.
The odds are against you though. So go ahead and make it some huge distributed attack, you'll probably end up no farther than where you are now.
Charmandersrule said:Where did you find info that said they dumped the 16mb ram?
http://hackmii.com/2009/07/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/
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QUOTESven // Jul 9, 2009 at 10:40 am
wilsonsblogspace: It’s actually running in DSi mode. We were able to dump the full 16 MB of RAM using this exploit.
And there is currently no way to tell that this is dsi mode by just watching this video. You’ll have to trust us and/or wait for some information.
skaman said:Charmandersrule said:Where did you find info that said they dumped the 16mb ram?
http://hackmii.com/2009/07/dsi-mode-homebrew-anyone/
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QUOTESven // Jul 9, 2009 at 10:40 am
wilsonsblogspace: It’s actually running in DSi mode. We were able to dump the full 16 MB of RAM using this exploit.
And there is currently no way to tell that this is dsi mode by just watching this video. You’ll have to trust us and/or wait for some information.
Thezapper602 said:Nice program, but wouldn't it be more simple to decrypt the common key by dumping the ram? I mean, the whole 16mb (maybe by allowing DS mode to access all 16 MB, witch would be possiple by bridging both sections of the ram and soldering it together, like they did with the tweezer hack on the wii. I know it will be more difficult on the DSi, since there isn't a lot of place for wire soldering)