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Looks like you finally did it ! Amazing news and thanks ;)terriblefire wrote: 05 Sep 2023 15:17 i did a video i was planning to release on a fix i had for the disable bug. @alenppc, @go0se and @supaduper tested it and i got results that didn't make sense. So i never published the video
It begs to be linkedreno wrote: 29 Aug 2024 00:35Looks like you finally did it ! Amazing news and thanks ;)terriblefire wrote: 05 Sep 2023 15:17 i did a video i was planning to release on a fix i had for the disable bug. @alenppc, @go0se and @supaduper tested it and i got results that didn't make sense. So i never published the video
That sounds great but wait... does that mean no hardware mod was necessary and the may 2023 firmware was all that was needed all along ? I thought that had been tested and found not to solve the problem reliably ? Isn't that what Steve says in the video too IIRC ?supaduper wrote: 18 Oct 2024 10:06 After testing the disable on the TF330 with terrible fire , we found that you do not even need a resistor as Steve mentions in that video, we can just bridge the two pins with a Jumper and it will disable the TF330 from the CD32 reliably, but you need the disable firmware also to do this, and it is best to make a fly lead with a on/on switch and hang it outside the CD32 for convenience
I have put the disable firmware below, only use if you know what you are doing otherwise ask for someone to do it for you
TF330 Disable jumper pic.jpg[/attachment]TF330 Disable jumper pic.jpgtf330r3_Disable_fix_21_05_2023.zip
No you will need that Firmware I posted as Terrblefire tweaked it, I.E the Disable pin configurationreno wrote: 18 Oct 2024 12:55That sounds great but wait... does that mean no hardware mod was necessary and the may 2023 firmware was all that was needed all along ? I thought that had been tested and found not to solve the problem reliably ? Isn't that what Steve says in the video too IIRC ?supaduper wrote: 18 Oct 2024 10:06 After testing the disable on the TF330 with terrible fire , we found that you do not even need a resistor as Steve mentions in that video, we can just bridge the two pins with a Jumper and it will disable the TF330 from the CD32 reliably, but you need the disable firmware also to do this, and it is best to make a fly lead with a on/on switch and hang it outside the CD32 for convenience
I have put the disable firmware below, only use if you know what you are doing otherwise ask for someone to do it for you
TF330 Disable jumper pic.jpg[/attachment]TF330 Disable jumper pic.jpgtf330r3_Disable_fix_21_05_2023.zip
If one added the pull-up resistor already does he also need the posted fw update?supaduper wrote: 18 Oct 2024 14:05No you will need that Firmware I posted as Terrblefire tweaked it, I.E the Disable pin configurationreno wrote: 18 Oct 2024 12:55
That sounds great but wait... does that mean no hardware mod was necessary and the may 2023 firmware was all that was needed all along ? I thought that had been tested and found not to solve the problem reliably ? Isn't that what Steve says in the video too IIRC ?
No resistor is required just the firmware I posted, please read the post where I put the information it is all explainedphoenixdownita wrote: 18 Oct 2024 18:13If one added the pull-up resistor already does he also need the posted fw update?supaduper wrote: 18 Oct 2024 14:05
No you will need that Firmware I posted as Terrblefire tweaked it, I.E the Disable pin configuration