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Nano 2G
saratoga:
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--- Quote from: saratoga on October 28, 2006, 09:43:22 PM ---Has anyone suceeded in dumping the bootloader ROM?
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Not yet.. If any one of you guys have experience in reading Flash-ROMs and the equipment to snoop off a very high density BGA chip, let us know.
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Looking at the specs, its got 16 address and 16 data pins, plus power, RE, etc crammed into a half cm^2. I think thats going to take someone with access to a dead nano and a BGA capable programmer (or a DIP flash programmer and a really impressive adapter),
exca:
What if i had a prime...
I know this guy who works with apple and has a rather high function there.
If you could ask him 1 thing (apart from the decryption code) what would it be that could help you with the port :)
i'll ask him.
I want as good as you guys rockbox on my nano, i'll help to get trough this p.o.s. encrypted code...
I've done a look by myself. I'm not an expert in it, but i've modded files with hex edit. Same with this?
scocarl:
--- Quote from: slowcoder on October 29, 2006, 03:16:29 AM ---
--- Quote from: saratoga on October 28, 2006, 09:43:22 PM ---Has anyone suceeded in dumping the bootloader ROM?
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Not yet.. If any one of you guys have experience in reading Flash-ROMs and the equipment to snoop off a very high density BGA chip, let us know.
/James
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Is it possible to do it like this guy over at iPL did a dump?
http://ipodlinux.org/stories/piezo/index.html
GodEater:
Not really.
That hack required being able to run code on the target in a limited fashion already - we don't have that capability at all.
smp500:
I noticed on my nano 2g, like my 5.5g ipod, that the logical sectors are 2048 and the physical are still 512, if that matters.
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