custom-firmware

Noob-proof (N)3DS "Custom Firmware"

The new All-in-One CFW package for the Nintendo Switch.

Hacking IKEA TRÅDFRI products, such as light bulbs, window blinds and other accessories.

ShallowSea - The AIO CFW package for the Nintendo Switch with Atmosphere

AiLight is a custom firmware for the esp8266 based Ai-Thinker (or equivalent) RGBW WiFi light bulbs

Vita CFW installer

nRF52 custom RF mesh sensors and dongle firmware using nRF SDK

Custom firmware for Quicko and KSGER T12 soldering stations

Performance-optimized Launchpad Pro Firmware modification

SME - is my edition of myevic firmware from ClockSelect

A user-friendly public frontend for common PegaSwitch scripts including Nereba, Caffeine, HBL and more.

Hardwiring a push button in a JoyCon to grant bootloader access

Custom firmware for the Toniebox WIP

A project to disassemble the KBParadise V60 Mini keyboard firmware.

Annotated disassembly of the NTR 2.x custom firmware for the Nintendo N3DS

Ender 3 build featuring SKR Mini E3 V2.0 / Hemera / Filament Detection / BLTouch / UPS / Power Relay

An experimental custom all-in-one CFW package for the Nintendo Switch, based on Kosmos and Deepsea.

Hekate and Atmosphere only

Flashing esp8266 WiFi Module (Node MCU).

A modded version of the iPhone Dev Team's PwnageTool v2.2.5 with support for iPhone OS 2.0 and an updated Cydia bundle.

Custom flashlight driver firmware (for Nanjg105c compatible) - based on ghart's babka fw

A lightweight, ready-to-use custom firmware package for the Nintendo Switch.

A simple and basic Remote controller for iPhone with streaming video

Python PS3 library to write to the PS3's memory, and more

My old personal project for my first smartphone, the HTC Evo 4G+. Custom Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) firmware based on stock, where I studied Linux and Android structure and optimized it with a focus on disk and memory usage as well as convenience. This was also my first introduction to scripting.

Windows KMDF USB driver for u-wire firmware based hardware designs

RouterWars is an access point mod for people to leave broadcast messages via a wireless network. It's a custom firmware (based on OpenWRT) that sets up public access points to broadcast SSIDs. Each ID is a string that can be edited through a web interface to broadcast to anyone within range of the routers broadcast. When connecting to any of the SSIDs the access point sets up a captive portal to reroute any web page requests to the web interface. It can be used to leave anonymous messages to people within its range like warnings to activists or protesters in the area or even to troll your neighbors. This project was made possible with a grant from the Clinic for Open Source Arts in 2020.

This repo is dedicated completely to Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini. Here you'll find firmware and tools.

Wii U library to access CFW features like improved filesystem access, plus devoptab. Fork with better submodule abilities and experimental features