bach3609 said:
sweenish said:
STOP FORGETTING THAT THE M3 i ZERO IS FULLY UPGRADEABLE!!!
seriously, it's only sheer stupidity that spawns comments like this. when the dsi is hacked, the m3 i zero and supercard will more than likely be updated to take advantage of said hack.
stop spreading idiotic falsities, and take two minutes to be sure you know what you're talking about.
Seems like you don't know anything about hardware and software. If you were to use the new dsi hack, you would need a different hardware chip. everytime you flash the m3i zero with the F_Core.dat file does not solder any new chip parts into the card. Therefore you need another card that will be DSI mode compatible. The flashing, can however rewrite the card so that the dsi firmware updates dont affect it, but it cant just solder in new chips to the card. Ever wonder why in the team twiizers hack video there was a set of wires and a pcb chip hanging out the back of the game cartridge inside the dsi? Yea thats why.........
QUOTE(sweenish @ Jul 23 2009, 06:31 PM) stop spreading idiotic falsities
Ummmmm, aren't you the one spreading idiotic falsities?
did you not read that article? those extra wires and pcbs were not part of the hack. they were tracers, and for debugging.
and since when do you need new hardware? nobody has said anything about that. as long as the hardware and f_core.dat can get the m3 i zero recognized by the ds, the hack is all software as soon as the dsi tries to boot it up.
the hardware is only necessary for the dsi to have something to interface with. when it tries to boot it up, the software takes over. which is why a completely update-able card will be able to take advantage of any dsi hack. does a blank m3 zero register as anything when you put it in? no. it's not until you put the loader onto it. and the hardware simply sends its data from there. and since a dsi is NOTHING more than better spec-ed, with some cameras, and a new firmware, the idea that new hardware is needed is utterly retarded.
so let's not just assume that because i yell at an idiot that i don't know what i'm talking about. you're not putting mod-chips into your hardware, it's a soft mod, through and through. the hardware is merely the cartridge interface, and the dsi isn't using different cartridges.
EDIT: posted before seeing the post by Dark-Sider.
i'm wondering about the rsa protection, as that was something i did not read up on much, myself. i had just assumed that it would be easily bypassable with a cheat code fix, same with all other copy protections. if not, the card can, like you said, try and bypass it manually, or there would be a database that gets integrated into the firmware, or you patch your games.
i guess we'll just have to see once a protected game is released. but again, it's something that i don't think anyone needs extra hardware for.
and since the m3 i zero
is advertised as fully upgradable, that consumer/business practice paragraph doesn't necessarily apply. they'd be stupid to not release the upgrade for the customers who bought the card BECAUSE of its upgrade-ability.