[Beta Test] 6.60 TN-V9

[ordi]

The sooner I get the results the sooner 6.60 TN-V9 will get released.

1.60 FW

Can we persuade you somehow to manually update to the remaining (1.6x) FWs?

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[The Z]

The sooner I get the results the sooner 6.60 TN-V9 will get released.

1.60 FW

Can we persuade you somehow to manually update to the remaining (1.6x) FWs?

I will contact him and ask him if I can assist him with updating the Vita.

Of course if he wants to

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[LennyVita]

Hello,

I have a vita with 2.06 AO exploit, then i installed Megamix TN-V. I want to help.

size: 0x0000BEC0

Thank you Total Noob and all the devs and mods here.

People if you can help the scene please do so, if this was to transfer a latest exploit people would jump to do this, please return the favor.

[Gadorach]

The sooner I get the results the sooner 6.60 TN-V9 will get released.

1.60 FW

Can we persuade you somehow to manually update to the remaining (1.6x) FWs?

I will contact him and ask him if I can assist him with updating the Vita.

Of course if he wants to

My guess is he was holding out on updating that one in hopes that the native firm userland exploit would be released someday. I personally have two running 1.81 and haven't updated again for that exact purpose. I have been considering the potential to make a flex cable for attaching two NANDs to the console. So, basically, lift NAND, solder in flex cable to bga pads, add NAND to slot one of flex cable, add duplicate NAND to slot 2 of flex cable. Then, it would just need an external switch to switch between them, effectively running two firmwares on the same console. But yeah, just one of my ideas, and perhaps a reason they haven't updated it. Plus, they have a second console on 3.01 already.

[xXShinkirouXx]

I can make it for 1.6x FWs.
However as i can't go further for personal test reasons,
someone has to do it for 2.05 and 2.06
Here we go
1.60 FW : 0x0000BB80
1.61 FW : 0x0000BB80
1.65 FW : 0x0000BCC0
1.66 FW : 0x0000BCC0
1.67 FW : 0x0000BCC0
1.690 FW : 0x0000BD00
1.691 FW : 0x0000BD00

[yifanlu]

My guess is he was holding out on updating that one in hopes that the native firm userland exploit would be released someday. I personally have two running 1.81 and haven't updated again for that exact purpose. I have been considering the potential to make a flex cable for attaching two NANDs to the console. So, basically, lift NAND, solder in flex cable to bga pads, add NAND to slot one of flex cable, add duplicate NAND to slot 2 of flex cable. Then, it would just need an external switch to switch between them, effectively running two firmwares on the same console. But yeah, just one of my ideas, and perhaps a reason they haven't updated it. Plus, they have a second console on 3.01 already.

Good luck with that NAND plan. It's almost impossible to get the NAND off without professional tools because of the adhesives. Plus the points are so small you need to fabricate some highly precise cables and use a high precision machine to attach it.

[Tricky]

Wouldn't it be easier to replicate that dualboot set-up katsu demoed, with an SD card attached to the NAND points on the motherboard? iirc it's possible to get better speeds by connecting to more data lines, right?

[LennyVita]

I can make it for 1.6x FWs.
However as i can't go further for personal test reasons,
someone has to do it for 2.05 and 2.06
Here we go
1.60 FW : 0x0000BB80
1.61 FW : 0x0000BB80
1.65 FW : 0x0000BCC0
1.66 FW : 0x0000BCC0
1.67 FW : 0x0000BCC0
1.690 FW : 0x0000BD00
1.691 FW : 0x0000BD00

I have done it for 2.06 as in my post . size: 0x0000BEC0

thanks

[Total-Noob]

Thanks alot guys! Only 2.05 remains

[Gadorach]

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Good luck with that NAND plan. It's almost impossible to get the NAND off without professional tools because of the adhesives. Plus the points are so small you need to fabricate some highly precise cables and use a high precision machine to attach it.

I have the equipment, no problems there, it's just a matter of getting the flex cable manufactured. Perhaps it would make more sense to use the resistors, but it would still be quite difficult either way. I'd probably just reflow the flex cable onto the resistors to make life easier if I went that route. Still, it's hardly impossible, just a pain to design the flex cable QSBs and get them manufactured at a reasonable cost.