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blog.danman.eu | ||
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reverse.put.as
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| | | | | Note: the original post was written in 2017 when there weren't many posts discussing direct attacks to firmware flash. It also took a while to get in touch with the ISP to give them a chance to fix some of the issues described (in particular the ACS access) and then it was left in draft mode until today. I just made a quick revision and fixed quite a few dead links. | |
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www.downtowndougbrown.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user's detailed account of repairing an Elgato HD60 S capture card with non-working LEDs involves identifying a corrupted firmware section in the SPI flash. They resolved the issue by replacing the SPI flash content using a combination of hardware tools and firmware modifications, ultimately restoring the LEDs. The process required a deep understanding of firmware, hardware components, and the interplay between the Cypress and Nuvoton chips. The user also highlights challenges with Elgato's firmware update process on Windows, suggesting potential improvements for users facing similar issues. | |
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eta.st
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| | | | | My current flatmate has a bunch of these HDMI extender devices(also apparently known as "LKV373" / "Lenkeng extenders" / "LK-3080-ACL"). They're pretty nifty... | |
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zzncx.top
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| | | Making a digital clock from Arduino and other ready-made/off-the-shelf modules for fun and giggles. | ||
