Why do you reply if you do not even bother to look on the forum.
OP, look for fusee-a-la-framboise
github. com /moriczgergo/fusee-framboise
@Kyuuketsuki Shame on you
Your right ,a simple google search would have shown that’s its yes it’s possible and easy , don’t spread false information
shame on you @Kyuuketsuki
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i've looked online, but nothing showed up... oh well, that's fantastic, going to test it asap
Possible, yes... But it's not so stable as the NX Loader if there is anything on the RasPiZW.
Easy, no... It's always better to steer people away from anything that can potentially brick their console.
No, shame on you @James310
And shame on you, @icamaster
Dude, injecting a payload from a rpi (LINUX) is just like injecting it from android (that is ALSO linux)Possible, yes... But it's not so stable as the NX Loader if there is anything on the RasPiZW.
Easy, no... It's always better to steer people away from anything that can potentially brick their console.
No, shame on you @James310
And shame on you, @icamaster
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You just have to write the provided image to an SD card, change the payload and that's it, the script launches automatically. What can be easier than this?
Also this logic "It's always better to steer people away from anything that can potentially brick their console." is just as dumb as removing sex education classes from the curriculum if you catch my drift. There is less chance of him bricking the system if you inform him rather than let him find some sketchy script.
Explain how it will brick the consolePossible, yes... But it's not so stable as the NX Loader if there is anything on the RasPiZW.
Easy, no... It's always better to steer people away from anything that can potentially brick their console.
No, shame on you @James310
And shame on you, @icamaster
Actually i did... As i said, didn't find anything but a raspberry pi 3 dedicated discussion. Trying this one but my rpi zero keeps rebooting, worket fine the first timeYou didn't look online admit it!
Hang on. Be right back .
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That pi 3 discussion contains information on the pi zero. The search on here is pretty good!
https://gbatemp.net/threads/fusee-gelee-with-raspberry-pi-3.502136/
It discusses how compatible the pi zero is based on user experience so should do you good!
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Oh man, people definitely like to give out wrong info here and act like a dick about it while doing so
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I guess since I'm such a "dick" and all that, you won't be one of the many who want this...
But I won't be sharing it, since it's not mine to share (and I'm not name dropping anyone for Nintendo) but I just thought I'd be more of a dick because it's now possible to inject the payload with a standard USB flash drive (flash booting the RCM payload) and I'm one of the few people who have this (the only one in my country also), except for those who purchased the TeamX USB (which is actually 10 times better than what I'm testing).
Though I need to test it on one of these USB-C drives, because I personally believe OTG connections slow the data (depending on what you're using - the micro to C head is faster loading than the cable).
Though I need to test it on one of these USB-C drives, because I personally believe OTG connections slow the data (depending on what you're using - the micro to C head is faster loading than the cable).
But what a way to go off topic.
Can you post a video proof of it booting up? Don't want to be the party pooper here but it's pretty difficult to use a USB dongle without its own power supply. TX Pro dongle uses some capacitors as batteries. I don't say its impossible, but its hard to achieve without modifying the USB flash dongle and I don't see anything soldered on there.
BTW, after the payload has been injected you can remove the dongle and pretty much attach anything, like a USB powered fan, and say that was used to inject the payload. Again, I'm not saying that is what you did, I would be more impressed by someone being able to extract power from the switch at bootup.
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i don't understand why we would need a pi zero specifically
i mean wouldn't a plain old zero do the job?
what do we need wifi for anyways except for installing libraries and stuff?
couldn't this just as easily be done on a non W PI zero ?
i mean if we are just going to be flashing a pre set up image anyways
or if done manually couldn't it be set up on zero W or pi 3 and then just move the card to the zero
i mean wouldn't a plain old zero do the job?
what do we need wifi for anyways except for installing libraries and stuff?
couldn't this just as easily be done on a non W PI zero ?
i mean if we are just going to be flashing a pre set up image anyways
or if done manually couldn't it be set up on zero W or pi 3 and then just move the card to the zero
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