A quick look at the process involved to flash a 12C508 / 12C508A / 12F629 modchip with Mayumi 4 modchip code or even … Continue reading
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CloudFlare CDN
CDN – Content Delivery Network. They are a marvellous thing! Not only will it hopefully stop bot attacks on my new WordPress installation, botnets are why I switched to FlatPress back in the day, but it should speed up the … Continue reading
Sony PlayStation | Mayumi 4 | SCPH-7502 | PU-22
The Mayumi 4 modchip supports three different modes on the SCPH-750x model / PU-22 board. To change modes, press and hold reset for two seconds.
Strongest mode –Old modchip mode –Disable mode
WDT_OFF, ExtRC_OSC, MCLR_OFF
Moved (Back) to WordPress
If you can see this post, it means that I managed to get the website working sufficiently well under WordPress on a Raspberry Pi 2. While I had used FlatPress for a while, I felt like I was missing out … Continue reading
Setting Up SGDK Environment Variables
Just leaving this here as a reminder for myself…
Mayumi 4 | PIC12F629 | SCPH-7502 | PU-22
There are eight points in total to solder.
Above is the pinout, from pin 1 through to pin 8.
Mayumi 4 supports three different modes on the SCPH-750x model / PU-22 board.
To change modes, press and hold reset for … Continue reading
Sony PlayStation 1 – Modchip Overview
First up a little information on the best modchips for the PS1 and why we do or don’t use them. This is mostly educated guesses upon reading things on the *internet* – of all things… and probably shouldn’t be taken … Continue reading
A New Direction – Game Reviews
It has recently occurred to me that being a full-time student (and unemployed) has really stopped me from having any disposable … Continue reading
Debian, Uptime and Darknets
This one has always been a tricky one for me, trying to remember which Raspberry Pi was running which version of Raspbian / Debian. I guess you’ll have some idea of what you are running depending which command works for … Continue reading
Take Back The Darknet (Part 14)
Part 14 – Testing the Waters
Time to get some content up on your web server. You can either fire up Samba or use terminal to create a new website, etc, etc.
Use Notepad, TextEdit, Nano or some other basic … Continue reading
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