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It usually requires firmware hacks since the brand names like to add whitelists to only allow specific chips.
by oneplane 10y ago
It usually requires firmware hacks since the brand names like to add whitelists to only allow specific chips.
- voltagex_ 10y agoI don't think the 9350 has whitelists, but I've already seen how tricky it is to open (on site screen replacement 4 days after I got the device...), so I'm wary of getting out the screw driver for now.