First things first, I should start by saying that if you have an OLED-specific clone chip you're fine.
Anyways, all HWFLY Lite chips come with Spacecraft v1. For those that don't know, Spacecraft v1 sets certain pins to 5V that shouldn't be set to that on an OLED.
You can find more info in the readme of my application here: https://github.com/Pheeeeenom/payloadchecker
All this application does is check the payload that's currently written and checks it to verified hashes stored in the program.
Steps to follow are:
Boot hekate
Dump BOOT0
Check it on application
If you have a genuine modchip, update it to the latest Spacecraft v2 before you install it into an OLED.
The OLED-specific modchip also comes with broken USB debugging, if you want to fix this issue you will need to write this repaired firmware binary.
Anyways, all HWFLY Lite chips come with Spacecraft v1. For those that don't know, Spacecraft v1 sets certain pins to 5V that shouldn't be set to that on an OLED.
You can find more info in the readme of my application here: https://github.com/Pheeeeenom/payloadchecker
All this application does is check the payload that's currently written and checks it to verified hashes stored in the program.
Steps to follow are:
Boot hekate
Dump BOOT0
Check it on application
If you have a genuine modchip, update it to the latest Spacecraft v2 before you install it into an OLED.
The OLED-specific modchip also comes with broken USB debugging, if you want to fix this issue you will need to write this repaired firmware binary.
