Topcat
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Well, as more people buys GP32s and more homebrew firmwares are made, i guess that the bios frying ratio will increase. I only flashed my own GP32 once, and it went very well (should i feel lucky??) but i read about dudes following the general flashing precautions and STILL ends up frying their GP32... how can this happen ??
I would like to find out how a misflashed GP32 actually can be revived... anyone??
Wouldn't it be cool if one could flash his GP32 without having to mess his pants
Could it be done by PC software (saving the GP32 through the USB or EXT) ???
or does it have to be done from the inside ?? If so, how ??
If anyone is holding this information, i hope that you feel like sharing it with the rest of the scene?
.. i guess that it would be a lot easier if the GP32 could boot from SMC
I would like to find out how a misflashed GP32 actually can be revived... anyone??
Wouldn't it be cool if one could flash his GP32 without having to mess his pants
Could it be done by PC software (saving the GP32 through the USB or EXT) ???
or does it have to be done from the inside ?? If so, how ??
If anyone is holding this information, i hope that you feel like sharing it with the rest of the scene?
.. i guess that it would be a lot easier if the GP32 could boot from SMC