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DSi HBC Possibility

RP Avatar By DSi Homebrew Channel
POSTED: 10 Sep 2010 18:07
CATEGORY: Miscellaneous
FEATURED: Yes (Divine Crusader)
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I know it`s been a long time since my last ACTUAL breakthrough, but I think I may have found a creative way to pop that Homebrew Channel into the DSi.

My idea is to actually dive into the DSi Filesystem using a method called SSH. You can SSH a device by using a software called WinSCP. The process may be tedious, but the channel could be inserted directly into the filesystem using this method.

I don`t have much time on my hands nowadays, so that should sum up my research.
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Avatar wowrofl
04 Feb 2012 05:10
Lol you think you can ssh into the dsi. Amateur hacker.
Avatar jsa005
04 Feb 2012 00:43
Quoth jsa005:
The Nintendo DSi does not have SSH capabilities in it, therefore you can't SSH in.
Sorry to wreck your party, but the uber-h4x0rs at Team Twiizers and HackMii have hacked the DSi by modifying NAND chips, voiding warranties, etc. for a long time.
Sodukuhax was the final DSi exploit found, and that was only possible because of a hole in EA's Soduku.
In fthe future, if I get a Nintendo Developer license, I'll make a free app, with a hole for you lot to exploit.
Or even better, make an app which is free, and lets you run homebrew through it through a secret menu!

Note: EA's Soduku app costs 500 points, and is a DSiWare app.
Sodukuhax is not possible unless you have the version of Soduku which has the hole (which Nintendo pulled from the DSi Shop ASAP when they discovered the hole, and EA fixed it).
Avatar jsa005
04 Feb 2012 00:41
The Nintendo DSi does not have SSH capabilities in it, therefore you can't SSH in.
Sorry to wreck your party, but the uber-h4x0rs at Team Twiizers and HackMii have hacked the DSi by modifying NAND chips, voiding warranties, etc. for a long time.
Sodukuhax was the final DSi exploit found, and that was only possible because of a hole in EA's Soduku.
In fthe future, if I get a Nintendo Developer license, I'll make a free app, with a hole for you lot to exploit.
Or even better, make an app which is free, and lets you run homebrew through it through a secret menu!
Avatar Nathanle
13 Sep 2010 01:03
thats only for windows though, doesn't the dsi have its own OS?
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