Is it possible to disassemble this without damaging the outer case?
Is it possible to disassemble this without damaging the outer case?
Grayson Phillips
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Austin Scott
Probably not. But how did they get it in?
Leo Butler
for what purpose?
Evan Peterson
I'm not sure if the case is glued together or if I should buy a different one.
To extract the on-board firmware and put it back together.
Tyler Bennett
for what purpose?
Connor Green
Not op.
If you were to get a chink internal USB to USB A adapter and put it inside your case how would the reception be?
Parker Reyes
Not him, but why the fuck not?
Jonathan Fisher
because you'll destroy the device
Ryder Harris
Why?
Nicholas Price
How would it get destroyed?
Cameron Lee
>on a technology board
>asks the purpose of tinkering with technology
Henry Nelson
do it and find out
Joshua Hernandez
It looks like a unibody case. You won't be able to open it.
Alexander Roberts
>how did they get it in?
en.wikipedia.org
Asher Parker
>en.wikipedia.org
Interesting. Does that mean the case needs to be cut to access the PCB inside?
I suppose I could just cut with a Dremel and superglue it back together.
Eli Allen
not sure with that particular device, but sometimes yes, accessing some devices means breaking the case
Lincoln Hall
So is it then a general rule of thumb that if I can't clearly see a separation between the front and back of the case then I'll need to break it? Are there any other characteristics I need to look for before buying the device?
Logan Cox
can i ask why you need to disassemble one? if it's to add an antenna, you can buy ones with antenna ports already accessible
Kevin Mitchell
Just thought I could extract the firmware using JTAG and inspect it using IDA Pro to see if there's anything interesting.
Jace Long
He's already stated why he wants the lids off you dense cunt, fuck off.
Xavier Ross
its not good to open pen drive because static electric can damage it
Ayden Reed
What do you think about this one? It looks like it's just held together with clips, right?
Chase Ramirez
I'm trying to get into JTAGing phone firmwares. Can you give a pointer to what tool I should buy for that?
There seems to be a lot of gaymer bullshit
Aaron Ward
The JTAGulator by Joe Grand is a great tool to identify JTAG ports. As for the actual JTAG device, there are many available for cheap on Ali Express.
Ryan Flores
possibly, a seam doesn't always mean it uses clips, but if it's got a gap then it probably does