Hacking Is there an official topic for 3DS hacking status?

[tj445]

Lets say that the #whateverchannelyouaretalkinabout is called Group A, whereas we who are not inside group A are called Group B.

Group A has proven it inside their Group that whatever they are doing is a step forward.
Group B has no way to know what Group A is doing because Group A does not give info to no-names, Aka people outside Group A.

Basically what you are saying is that a closed group is making progress and whether we know or not, it is unconditionally true that they are making a step forward.
You DO know that your logic makes no sense whatsoever?
Even if they are top-notch hackers, unless they actually release it to the crowd it does not mean anything.
Especially on the internet where pics and vids are all that matters

 

[KingdomBlade]

Lets say that the #whateverchannelyouaretalkinabout is called Group A, whereas we who are not inside group A are called Group B.

Group A has proven it inside their Group that whatever they are doing is a step forward.
Group B has no way to know what Group A is doing because Group A does not give info to no-names, Aka people outside Group A.

Basically what you are saying is that a closed group is making progress and whether we know or not, it is unconditionally true that they are making a step forward.
You DO know that your logic makes no sense whatsoever?
Even if they are top-notch hackers, unless they actually release it to the crowd it does not mean anything.
Especially on the internet where pics and vids are all that matters

Why is it that you're sure of the fact that there is 0% progress when you know just as little as the rest of us in "Group B"? You seem awfully positive that there hasn't been anything.

 

[tj445]

I am not positive on that, but people make it sound as if hacking a 3DS is easier than making a toast.
Kinda hate it when it gets flooded with stupid questions and people who are positive there is progress when there actually isnt any whatsoever.

 

[hksrb25s14]

I am not positive on that, but people make it sound as if hacking a 3DS is easier than making a toast.
Kinda hate it when it gets flooded with stupid questions and people who are positive there is progress when there actually isnt any whatsoever.

hacking is simple (4 the good ones) but it's common sense to wait for a big update from nintendo to start anything.
That's what I'm trying to say. If they started to hack it now , nintendo is going to block it anyways.
You make it sound like their only a few people trying to hack this thing, it most of china, Russia , and whoever makes flashcards. Instead of giving stupid answers , give stupid questions.

Also news flash this is a forum , flooding is normal even if it's fill with stupid question,
remember you were stupid once.

 

[The Pi]

@[Truth] NAND dumps aren't that difficult, give me any device with a NAND chip and I'll give you a NAND dump simple, ram dumps are harder though still an obvious step that only accounts to understanding not really an exploit (for the average Joe anyway)

It makes sense for nothing to be released until the big update for obvious reasons. Along with DSi aswell since the DSiware transfer thing that could be used for DSi mode (before someone says it redownloads from Nintendo, that shouldn't matter unless DSiware is stored differently on the SD card (which I doubt anyway))

When there's a hack, it will be on the front page of this and every other pro-console hacking site.

 

[Rydian]

I am not positive on that, but people make it sound as if hacking a 3DS is easier than making a toast.

People often assume shit's easier than it is, because they've never tried it.

 

[awssk8er]

Yeah, the way I see it is either it's hacked or it's not.

So I would say 0%.

 

[Antoids]

Actually, that would be 100%, since it IS hacked (we have DS Mode flash carts). It may not have all the features everyone wants, but no hack ever will, so, if it's an absolute thing, we'd be at 100%.

 

[Rydian]

Actually, that would be 100%, since it IS hacked (we have DS Mode flash carts). It may not have all the features everyone wants, but no hack ever will, so, if it's an absolute thing, we'd be at 100%.

You do know that in cases like the PSP, a hacked one has all the features of an unhacked and more, right? You can even play some legit games on a hacked PSP Go that you can't normally because it lacks a UMD drive and there's no digital release of some titles, such as the kingdom hearts game.

I wouldn't call only being able to access a backwards-compatibility mode a 100% hack anyways. When it's to the point of the Wii where people have documented how the system works and make devkits and even modified versions of system-critical files to add new features... when the public has access to info like that, I'd say a system is fully-hacked.

 

[Braedon]

Oh well, it's not like there's anything worth playing right now anyway.

 

[[Truth]]

Lets say that the #whateverchannelyouaretalkinabout is called Group A, whereas we who are not inside group A are called Group B.

Group A has proven it inside their Group that whatever they are doing is a step forward.
Group B has no way to know what Group A is doing because Group A does not give info to no-names, Aka people outside Group A.

Basically what you are saying is that a closed group is making progress and whether we know or not, it is unconditionally true that they are making a step forward.
You DO know that your logic makes no sense whatsoever?
Even if they are top-notch hackers, unless they actually release it to the crowd it does not mean anything.
Especially on the internet where pics and vids are all that matters
Did you ever visit this channel?
Did you know that #3dsdev is a public channel?
You can read about all their findings, whatever they are talking about and you can talk to them too, so your whole post is pretty much obsolete.

@[Truth] NAND dumps aren't that difficult, give me any device with a NAND chip and I'll give you a NAND dump simple, ram dumps are harder though still an obvious step that only accounts to understanding not really an exploit (for the average Joe anyway)

It makes sense for nothing to be released until the big update for obvious reasons. Along with DSi aswell since the DSiware transfer thing that could be used for DSi mode (before someone says it redownloads from Nintendo, that shouldn't matter unless DSiware is stored differently on the SD card (which I doubt anyway))

When there's a hack, it will be on the front page of this and every other pro-console hacking site.
That might be the case, but everything you try to hack a system is part of the progress, even if it leads to an dead end, isn´t it? Like a process of elimination.
Documenting, like it happens on 3dbrew.org, is also part of the progress.
NAND dump was an dead end (for now), because everything is encrypted.
RAM dump is difficult, because there is epoxy all over the place.

QUOTE(Braedon @ Apr 20 2011, 08:06 AM)

Oh well, it's not like there's anything worth playing right now anyway.

You know, there are still people out there who want to see actual homebrew on the 3DS?
There is so much potential with it´s 3d capabilities!

 

[LAA]

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Lets say that the #whateverchannelyouaretalkinabout is called Group A, whereas we who are not inside group A are called Group B.

Group A has proven it inside their Group that whatever they are doing is a step forward.
Group B has no way to know what Group A is doing because Group A does not give info to no-names, Aka people outside Group A.

Basically what you are saying is that a closed group is making progress and whether we know or not, it is unconditionally true that they are making a step forward.
You DO know that your logic makes no sense whatsoever?
Even if they are top-notch hackers, unless they actually release it to the crowd it does not mean anything.
Especially on the internet where pics and vids are all that matters
Did you ever visit this channel?
Did you know that #3dsdev is a public channel?
You can read about all their findings, whatever they are talking about and you can talk to them too, so your whole post is pretty much obsolete.

@[Truth] NAND dumps aren't that difficult, give me any device with a NAND chip and I'll give you a NAND dump simple, ram dumps are harder though still an obvious step that only accounts to understanding not really an exploit (for the average Joe anyway)

It makes sense for nothing to be released until the big update for obvious reasons. Along with DSi aswell since the DSiware transfer thing that could be used for DSi mode (before someone says it redownloads from Nintendo, that shouldn't matter unless DSiware is stored differently on the SD card (which I doubt anyway))

When there's a hack, it will be on the front page of this and every other pro-console hacking site.
That might be the case, but everything you try to hack a system is part of the progress, even if it leads to an dead end, isn´t it? Like a process of elimination.
Documenting, like it happens on 3dbrew.org, is also part of the progress.
NAND dump was an dead end (for now), because everything is encrypted.
RAM dump is difficult, because there is epoxy all over the place.

QUOTE(Braedon @ Apr 20 2011, 08:06 AM)

Oh well, it's not like there's anything worth playing right now anyway.

You know, there are still people out there who want to see actual homebrew on the 3DS?
There is so much potential with it´s 3d capabilities!

I for one cant wait for 3D homebrew!
Its cool to hear theres a nand dump done, even if it is really encrypted. I'm sure there will be a ram dump sooner or later...
If its possible, I hope it'll be in the form of a flashcart again. Even if you have to pay £30+ for the flashcart alone, cause then there will be no modifications needed for the 3DS, so its basically still unhacked, and nintendo cant really do any checks. Only on the flashcart itself, and then you'd just need to update the flashcart when nintendo do.