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Bricking is on the 'flash', so if you have a copy and/or install an FPGA to replace the flash. There is nothing to 'brick'
by xxs 11y ago
Bricking is on the 'flash', so if you have a copy and/or install an FPGA to replace the flash. There is nothing to 'brick'
- KMag 11y agoI'm also not sure if the OS would notice if you tied the flash NAND chip's write-enable pin to ground. The OS would almost certainly notice the failed writes, but might try to make a best effort at error recovery and allow you to keep trying PINs.