dtomcat
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Thank you
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I’m all for innovation! Keep up the work I believe this project is just for someone that wants something cheap and may already have on hand. My project they were referring to (picoPromSD) is more convenience than affordability. I did it so you can do one or many eeprom backups with needing to be tethered to PC. I actually started out in the same manner as this. Wanting to use a pico great job. I’ll stick with my project obviously lol… but I think many will like this If you find you need help… let me know. I went on to decrypt the eeprom, calculate HDD password based on eeprom HDD key… as well as grab password from seagates directly
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Never used that slicer… but you should be able up manually add supports (I’ve never seen a print that included the supports). you could also flip print to reduce the amount of supports needed
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Since it’s a 1.5tb… means modded system. If it was with a modchip… there is a chance it’s unlocked (still will get an error on an unmodded system)
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Nice! It’s similar to my project. I’ll be releasing code that allows you get the seagate HDD passwords without the need of the Xbox or eeprom backup. Just 3 wires
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19 left.... side note: Firmware 2.3 up on github: https://github.com/dtomcat/picoPromSD/tree/main/firmware Just adds PicoPromSDs digital serial number to the log file.
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down to 21... and sold out of pogo adapters. parts for more should be here Sunday ::fingers crossed::
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Also firmware 2.3 will probably go live tomorrow (no real changes... just a change in the log to add device serial number to log).
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Last batch is complete and tested. I have 27 to sell... and about 10 people who already messaged with interest. Not sure how many of them will buy... but just assume 17 left Getting more pogo pins (arrive Sunday as of right now)... so will have limited supply of pogo adapters until then (currently can make 6)
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Last batch is almost ready. Passed initial tests…. All that’s left is pin header, bath, and final tests
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I’ve never done anything with TSOP. @Bowlsnapperhas… as well with a few others here
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I thought you might have been thinking TSOP but wasn’t sure
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I dont think it would work. But I’m not really sure. The chip would have be set for the right address. I don’t know enough to know if it set internally or externally
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100-150uF. 6v is fine
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honestly don't know LOL... just confirming that it works with those two That is for power stability and may make a difference
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that is possible... perhaps it's too slow? I've used a 3B and a Pi Zero W
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New firmware is up! Enjoy! https://github.com/dtomcat/picoPromSD/tree/main/firmware
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Awesome... glad it worked out... I'm wondering if it's a wiring thing... or maybe just dump and start from scratch building the software side again
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Yes
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New User manual is up: want a few more days of testing before uploading new firmware: https://github.com/dtomcat/picoPromSD/blob/main/UserManual/userManual.pdf
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and just to be sure.... after adding that line... you redid "./install" ?
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Hmmm I would’ve thought that was it. I had same problem
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Essentially your flash is a bit slower than pi wants. This line tells it to wait until flash is ready for next write command.
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Xenium-flash.cpp around line 174 //write byte to flash flash.Write(i, flash_buffer[i]); while(flash.Read(0) != flash.Read(0)); float current_progress = (float) i / flash_size * 100.0f; need to add bold line
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You need to add a line of code to the source code and recompile. I’ll have to find it later. It’ll be a few hours before I can get to it .
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