It was only a matter of time. Even if the form factor is not directly compatible, nothing is preventing someone crazy enough from manually soldering wires to all the correct points.
I expect that updating homebrew to work should not be much trouble as the hardware is largely unchanged this time around.
I expect that updating homebrew to work should not be much trouble as the hardware is largely unchanged this time around.
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I'm desperately looking for a OLED model locally to try this out.
Though I was thinking of the pinouts would be "something else".
After a second though and seeing the video I noticed I was having a "wrong assumption".
Also, I wonder why he didn't use a "SX Lite" one?
Technically, the SX Lite already has the solder points "exposed" on the flat cables. Right?
Though I was thinking of the pinouts would be "something else".
After a second though and seeing the video I noticed I was having a "wrong assumption".
Also, I wonder why he didn't use a "SX Lite" one?
Technically, the SX Lite already has the solder points "exposed" on the flat cables. Right?
2 threads open for that..
.., when there’s so many threads for people with V1 not able to “manage” their switch.
.., when there’s so many threads for people with V1 not able to “manage” their switch.
It looks like things are moving around, and they had to run a lot of long wires to accommodate the mod chip which isn't design for the model.
Either there are a lot more wiring involved or a new clone chip will be made for these rearrangements
I believe you are saying this based on the messy install, Install can be cleaner of course. It's actually quite the opposite, to only have to run 4 wires + what looks like 2 grounds is a godsend. Very very basic install. It's point C that will deter most if an alternate point isn't found. We need some more info and how tight the core fits inside / placement / buldge etc. Would be nice to get on OLED only chip. We have to wait and see I suppose. ( I guess placement is where it lines up with the ribbon).
V1s are slower and hotter. Love the snappiness of Mariko. Can even notice it on the Lites vs Eristas.
But they are cheaper in the end to get CFW'D.
If Nintendo doesn't want people put modchips in their Switches they shouldn't have patched the rcm exploit in the first place!
Great idea but it means third party developers may be less likely to port their games if Nintendo didn't take "security" seriously.
but it doesn't affect me and I prefer first party games all way.
How do we know this video of the OLED being hacked is with the HWFLY? The chip in the picture looks exactly like the original SX Core...if you google images of the HWFLY Core, they ALL look different from what is in this video.
I would say no, it makes sense that in a development stage you use a "bulky" solution that you know that it works on a similar board, also the the NS Lite board has a complete different design (because of it's size) so it might be more difficult to adapt the chip... but I'm speculating... nevertheless it would be nice to try it out
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I wonder if I could recommend that to some emulation devs that perhaps the sound could use some smoothing out to simulate those old TVs -
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Psionic Roshambo:
I think a few of the early systems could benefit from that, at least up to the 8 bit generation, by the 16 bit generation I think TVs had gotten a lot better in almost every way
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Xdqwerty:
it says it only works for the original R4, R4i Gold (r4ids.cn), R4iDSN (r4idsn.com) and Acekard R.P.G. -
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Psionic Roshambo:
Just give it a try, but honestly if you have a 3DS you can play DS games without a card just off the internal SD card
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