Hey @msinger!
First of all, excuse me if opening an issue is not the appropriate way to contact you, but I couldn't find any other means! Let me know if I should remove it, no prob.
I wanted to let you know that recently a dump of the "WIDE-BOY64 AGB (TS2)" was preserved:
https://archive.org/details/wide-boy-64-agb-ts2
I wonder if this might be helpful for your Wide-Boy 64 (or Wide-Boy64, as you mentioned on your website, haha) reverse engineering project. I noticed on the TODO list on your site that desoldering and dumping the WB64AGB Flash was one of the remaining tasks.
I also wanted to ask if any help or contact could help you! This is such a great piece of research, and as far as I know, it has never been documented like this before.
As time goes by, accessing information about these devices becomes increasingly difficult. Finding someone who not only has one but also shares technical information about them is incredibly valuable to the community. Thank you!
Hey @msinger!
First of all, excuse me if opening an issue is not the appropriate way to contact you, but I couldn't find any other means! Let me know if I should remove it, no prob.
I wanted to let you know that recently a dump of the "WIDE-BOY64 AGB (TS2)" was preserved:
https://archive.org/details/wide-boy-64-agb-ts2
I wonder if this might be helpful for your Wide-Boy 64 (or Wide-Boy64, as you mentioned on your website, haha) reverse engineering project. I noticed on the TODO list on your site that desoldering and dumping the WB64AGB Flash was one of the remaining tasks.
I also wanted to ask if any help or contact could help you! This is such a great piece of research, and as far as I know, it has never been documented like this before.
As time goes by, accessing information about these devices becomes increasingly difficult. Finding someone who not only has one but also shares technical information about them is incredibly valuable to the community. Thank you!