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Those are a bit more modern devices which have enough memory they could (an probably do) use a signed firmware image so it's not possible to brick them by flash
by bzzzt 4y ago
Those are a bit more modern devices which have enough memory they could (an probably do) use a signed firmware image so it's not possible to brick them by flashing random garbage to the eeprom.
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- SeanLuke 4y agoWaldorf's been doing this since at least the Microwave II/XT, circa 1997. Not positive they had the memory to avoid bricking at that time.