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 No.7011

Awesome

 No.7029

Cool. Someday I want to learn about this really low level stuff myself.

 No.7030

>>7029
Why someday? Why not now? We all know that "someday" will never come.

 No.7033

What I want to do is add my own code to existing hardware such as clocks and get them to do things that I tell it to, but I don't even know where to start on that except perhaps soldering some sort of custom controller chip onto it.

 No.7248

Really love development videos like these. Especially ones with design constraints like this. It's really impressive and awesome.

 No.7249

Port stories and messing with unique hardware is cool too.

 No.7250

how does firmware hacking even work...

 No.7251

>>7250
Depends on the system.

 No.7252

>>7030
Unless you're working with relatively simple hardware, low-level programming is not an easy task. There's nothing wrong with attempting it, but unless you already know what you're doing in high-level programming, you're probably going to end up hitting the upper bounds of your skill fairly early on.

 No.7253

>>7251
I've got no idea how I'd actually go about putting the firmware into the system. How do I get the Assembly onto my computer

 No.7254

>>7253
Again, it depends on the system. Different hardware works differently, as does the firmware that they come preloaded with.



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