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Yeah there is one way, hardmod. Aka, soldering to the dsi board and dumping the NAND. Also The Biggest Loser exploit to get the CID. That's what I'm doing right now, but I'm still trying to bruteforce my Console ID, unfortunately I don't have a powerful computer (any help appreciated 
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This should guide you more or less: https://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-downgrading-the-complete-guide.393682/
)This should guide you more or less: https://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-downgrading-the-complete-guide.393682/
As far as I can tell you need rocket launcher for CFW, which either isn't available or there is a conspiracy to make people think it's not available.
It'll soon be a year since they started teasing us with it.
Yeah there is one way, hardmod. Aka, soldering to the dsi board and dumping the NAND. Also The Biggest Loser exploit to get the CID. That's what I'm doing right now, but I'm still trying to bruteforce my Console ID, unfortunately I don't have a powerful computer (any help appreciated
This should guide you more or less: https://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-downgrading-the-complete-guide.393682/
I have a good computer, may be able to help you out.
Don't do this either.
Do not modify your NAND right now. Be patient a little while longer.
Stop with your fucking propaganda. Did you not notice that he'd be HARDMODDING his system as well, so if he bricked he could easily restore it?
Stop with your fucking propaganda. Did you not notice that he'd be HARDMODDING his system as well, so if he bricked he could easily restore it?
Assuming he doesn't irreparably brick it in the process ...
a hardmod is not a magic bullet
As far as the DSi goes, it is. There's public way to modify any part of the DSi that's not in the NAND.
You seem to be giving very generic advice about this. I mean, nothing you're saying is specific to the DSi. Just seems like you want to be a know-it-all.
You can permanently damage your NAND beyond repair with a hardmod, it's a risk people should probably be aware of.
Ok, so now you've moved onto hardware issues instead of software (aka "brick risks"), lol.
Pretty sure he already knows that bringing a 900°F soldering iron anywhere close to something electronic is a risk all in itself.
Suddenly it's only a "risk that he should be aware of" but before you swore up and down that they should never modify their systems at all.
All that posting between you guys isnt very helpful for the thread starter.
Short and simple. There is actually no real tested and safe cfw available.
But I can recommend definitely one of those flashcards r4i etc. Then you can launch moonshell etc. If its this was you wanted.
And if we wait a little bit longer there will be a cfw. But no one can definitely say when...
Short and simple. There is actually no real tested and safe cfw available.
But I can recommend definitely one of those flashcards r4i etc. Then you can launch moonshell etc. If its this was you wanted.
And if we wait a little bit longer there will be a cfw. But no one can definitely say when...
I think things are going to accelerate: https://gbatemp.net/threads/announc...ith-unlocked-arm7.476288/page-45#post-7931773
ps: Wintermute, please, let's collaborate with the other devs; if you have a safer tool than the public ones, release it!
Please, stop going around telling people to don't hack their devices because it's dangerous, it doesn't help anyone
make a better scene, now that there is a chance!
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I think things are going to accelerate: https://gbatemp.net/threads/announc...ith-unlocked-arm7.476288/page-45#post-7931773
ps: Wintermute, please, let's collaborate with the other devs; if you have a safer tool than the public ones, release it!
Please, stop going around telling people to don't hack their devices because it's dangerous, it doesn't help anyone
The issue is, I'm in possession of two consoles that have been bricked through some interaction between unreleased tools and the bogus instructions on these "guide" sites. Unmodified NANDs don't brick. Right now I can't figure out what's causing it.
In the meantime it's best to stay away from these tools and wait for safer options.
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