Possible to use raspberry for nand dump/flashing?

[FREEZX]

Hi,
I'm trying to hardmod my new 3ds xl and don't have a proper SD card reader.
I was wondering, since you made this tool, which is awesome, BTW, would you know if it might be possible to use the raspberry pi for nand dumping and flashing? I was thinking about doing dd if=mmcblk0p1 of="somewhere in the usb stick" with your linux image.
Thanks in advance!

[GratefulGangsta]

Hi, i wanted to hardmod my New 3ds xl and it didnt went well, however i wanted to close everything and i didnt read the warning and broke my flex cable clips, same problem as you, i read your issue. Well i dont know how to fix it... Which tape did you use? How did you do it? Sry for commenting here i just signed up, sont even know if i can send you a private message

[FREEZX]

Well, mine were just bent out of place, so i bent them back. I used regular scotch tape cut right to the shape of the cables, and sticked it to the side without any contacts of the flex cable, making the cable thicker and ensuring better contact with the (now loose) cable clips. also, while putting the flex cable back, i held the clip firmly pressed down with a screwdriver, and let go only when the flex cable was in place. The two things together made my flex cables working again. It doesn't always work first try, so i test it out by running the 3ds and seeing if things work. for me it was the mic and home button flex cables not working, as well as the analog stick, where i found a small gap at the connector part of the flex, i cut that part out and it worked again.

[GratefulGangsta]

I send you a pick. So I should do the same as I do in the pic while i put the flex cable (with the tape) back and then release the pressure? By the way how many layers of tape did you use? Thanks for replying! Am 17.08.2017 11:42 schrieb "Kristijan Trajkovski" <notifications@github.com

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: Well, mine were just bent out of place, so i bent them back. I used regular scotch tape cut right to the shape of the cables, and sticked it to the side without any contacts of the flex cable, making the cable thicker and ensuring better contact with the (now loose) cable clips. also, while putting the flex cable back, i held the clip firmly pressed down with a screwdriver, and let go only when the flex cable was in place. The two things together made my flex cables working again. It doesn't always work first try, so i test it out by running the 3ds and seeing if things work. for me it was the mic and home button flex cables not working, as well as the analog stick, where i found a small gap at the connector part of the flex, i cut that part out and it worked again. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AdpC8bDvTa9xv2O2-2Yo75xRqpdlBtewks5sZAqvgaJpZM4OeytI> .

[GratefulGangsta]

Do you think it would work with super glue? Holding down the clip and putting some super glue on it? I tried it same way with hot glue but it didnt worked and i removed the glue Am 17.08.2017 12:00 schrieb "Schamsuddin Medschidow" <kingschamka@gmail.com

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: I send you a pick. So I should do the same as I do in the pic while i put the flex cable (with the tape) back and then release the pressure? By the way how many layers of tape did you use? Thanks for replying! Am 17.08.2017 11:42 schrieb "Kristijan Trajkovski" < ***@***.***>: > Well, mine were just bent out of place, so i bent them back. I used > regular scotch tape cut right to the shape of the cables, and sticked it to > the side without any contacts of the flex cable, making the cable thicker > and ensuring better contact with the (now loose) cable clips. also, while > putting the flex cable back, i held the clip firmly pressed down with a > screwdriver, and let go only when the flex cable was in place. The two > things together made my flex cables working again. It doesn't always work > first try, so i test it out by running the 3ds and seeing if things work. > for me it was the mic and home button flex cables not working, as well as > the analog stick, where i found a small gap at the connector part of the > flex, i cut that part out and it worked again. > > — > You are receiving this because you commented. > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub > <#2 (comment)>, or mute > the thread > <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AdpC8bDvTa9xv2O2-2Yo75xRqpdlBtewks5sZAqvgaJpZM4OeytI> > . >

[FREEZX]

Super glue might be tricky, if it goes wrong, it'll be permanently screwed. BTW i don't see a pic. DM me on twitter: @KTrajkovski