Category Archives: Hardware

Everything related to physical devices/objects

CycloDS Evolution

The CycloDS Evolution is a cartridge for the NDS which adds homebrew capabilities. You can then run various homebrewed titles from a miniSDHC card on the NDS. You can even play backups of your own games and thus take them all with you in a single cartridge. Cheats Database The CycloDS Evo supports ActionReplay(tm) compatible… Read More: CycloDS Evolution »

Nintendo Wii

Links Wii Downloads The Nintendo Channel on the Nintendo Wii allows you to download Demo versions of NDS games right to your NDS to play. Just do the following:

Logitech V400

Enable all settings in SetPoint Install uberOptions to enable ALL settings in the Logitech SetPoint application. Remapping buttons in Linux You can use the following command to remap the buttons: The <device-id> is shown in the xinput list output as Logitech USB Receiver [XExtensionPointer] – you can use the name as a string or the… Read More: Logitech V400 »

ASUS WL-300g

Install DD-WRT Download: dd-wrt.com Patching firmware Older versions of DD-WRT didn’t provide a firmware file for the WL-300g, but only for the WL-500gx. So I had to patch it for the WL-300g to accept. The router ID was found quick: In the dd-wrt.v23_asus.trx at 0x356fc4, there’s the string which is WL500gx. After changing it to… Read More: ASUS WL-300g »

Siemens A55

A friend visited me bringing two A55 with SIMlock. Both were from the same provider and both didn’t accept the unlocking code from the provider for some reason. After trying the usual tools without luck, we used the testpoint method. Using very sharp tweezers, we scratched away the protective from the desired trace and cut… Read More: Siemens A55 »

Siemens M65

A M65 of my in-laws seemed broken so I took it home to play around with my DCA-510-cable. It showed firmware rev. 15 … the current one was rev. 58. I read somewhere that older firmware WILL produce problems so I was glad that it might be a software problem instead of a hardware one.… Read More: Siemens M65 »