@Hiro @balinares I guess if you had the raw firmware dumps, you could just run a quick script to check each byte from the beginning of each FW and find the largest common offset in both of them that yields a byte that does not have the faulty bit set. You should then be able to load the firmwares at (faulty_address - offset)?

There might be alignment issues to take into account tho... also I'm still desperately trying to fix DMA in my emulator so I'm not a reliable source. :P

@Hiro It's still awesome that you not only figured it out but found an actual workaround!

(My first thought was: "I wonder if we could just ensure that the firmware byte stored at the bad address always has its highest bit unset...")

@Hiro ... I would have written off the whole console. Congrats!

("Chantez-z-en chœur—waaa!")

@naima I don't rightly know but as far as I can tell, it's fur and fabric wrapping some kind of foam.

The seller assured me it was pretty squishable and it did travel folded into a suitcase already containing a partial suit.

I just never had fursuit accessories before, so I don't know if storing it that way might alter the shape, or if I can just stuff it into a pillowcase for storage.. :D

So, serious question to my fursuiter (or fursuiter-adjacent) friends: how and where do you store your tails? ^^;

This one is kinda massive and right now it's temporarily living in the boyfriend's suitcase with his own fursuit.