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Is it possible to disassemble this without damaging the outer case?
>>55374839
Probably not. But how did they get it in?
>>55374839
for what purpose?
>>55374889
I'm not sure if the case is glued together or if I should buy a different one.
>>55374976
To extract the on-board firmware and put it back together.
>>55375103
for what purpose?
Not op.
If you were to get a chink internal USB to USB A adapter and put it inside your case how would the reception be?
>>55375156
Not him, but why the fuck not?
>>55375344
because you'll destroy the device
>>55375344
Why?
>>55375458
How would it get destroyed?
>>55375156
>>55374976
>on a technology board
>asks the purpose of tinkering with technology
>>55375518
do it and find out
It looks like a unibody case. You won't be able to open it.
>>55374889
>how did they get it in?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_welding
>>55375594
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_welding
Interesting. Does that mean the case needs to be cut to access the PCB inside?
I suppose I could just cut with a Dremel and superglue it back together.
>>55375725
not sure with that particular device, but sometimes yes, accessing some devices means breaking the case
>>55375767
So is it then a general rule of thumb that if I can't clearly see a separation between the front and back of the case then I'll need to break it? Are there any other characteristics I need to look for before buying the device?
>>55375815
can i ask why you need to disassemble one? if it's to add an antenna, you can buy ones with antenna ports already accessible
>>55375854
Just thought I could extract the firmware using JTAG and inspect it using IDA Pro to see if there's anything interesting.
>>55375854
He's already stated why he wants the lids off you dense cunt, fuck off.
its not good to open pen drive because static electric can damage it
>>55375767
What do you think about this one? It looks like it's just held together with clips, right?
>>55375892
I'm trying to get into JTAGing phone firmwares. Can you give a pointer to what tool I should buy for that?
There seems to be a lot of gaymer bullshit
>>55376225
The JTAGulator by Joe Grand is a great tool to identify JTAG ports. As for the actual JTAG device, there are many available for cheap on Ali Express.
>>55375962
possibly, a seam doesn't always mean it uses clips, but if it's got a gap then it probably does
