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Now update - I bought another motherboard for it and it works, but it's iCloud locked hah. Have you guys ever tried removing iCloud?

What do I need for that? A hot air soldering station I guess?

A real reballing needs profesional hardware but a non-professional approach can be made with hot air and flux and even with an oven If you are really in despair.

you know I ain't buying an X grand worth of hardware just to fix an ...

If you press the info icon on the Hello screen (lower right corner) — does it show IMEI?

If it doesn’t, then the cellular modem is borked and the phone needs repair. Jailbreaking it won’t help.

I'm gonna go ahead and try repairing it. Two options here: replacing modem chip or entire logic board ...

If you press the info icon on the Hello screen (lower right corner) — does it show IMEI?

If it doesn’t, then the cellular modem is borked and the phone needs repair. Jailbreaking it won’t help.

I'm gonna go ahead and try repairing it. Two options here: replacing modem chip or entire logic board ...

So I went to Apple and they said it's a mainboard problem. Top left corner exclamation mark indicates problem with a modem

also tried DFU mode via iTunes. Had the same effect- none

It stays the same with or without the sim card inserted

So it stops right here:

And this is how itunes looks like:

andrewjoy wrote:

tatsurou wrote: phoning Apple didn't help...

Well imagine my shock!

Can you describe in detail where you are getting to on the step up ? Can you take a photo.

Sure, 1 sec

This is very problematic then. Iphone is running on 12.1.2 iOS, I couldn't activate it in any way and also phoning Apple didn't help...

You have any clue about why you can't activate it?

Following things didn't work.

- Hard reset
- Update and recovery via iTunes
- AirDrop activation with other ...

This is very problematic then. Iphone is running on 12.1.2 iOS, I couldn't activate it in any way and also phoning Apple didn't help...

Yeas, as in the title. I cannot activate my iPhone 6 and was thinking of different solutions. Jailbreaking is one of them. Any ideas? Anyone knowledgeable?

Quick imagination of what will happen:

And this is a better quality video this time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZbaF4V ... e=youtu.be

And finally:



Wire is matching the color of this behemoth of a keyboard. Goodwill - $1.99

And then:



Some Teensy:



Aaaand put freely like that:



This has been written using current setup So it works and it looks nice

Here we go, a little brain to make it work:

Plan is pretty simple. Draw a new mounting plate for switches and install them on that. I am considering something from Kailh as they are available, cheap and in general providing a good soundtrack as for modern switches. I won't be building a pcb for it as I don't want to spend too much on this ...

This board was made using imperial measuring system, but measured it using metric as accurately as possible. Here you go guys, for future reference:

Mini update:



Guts cut out quickly (will be finished):



Dreaming big:

sure just pm me!

Sorry for the crap quality!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go2ztK3 ... e=youtu.be

Quick wiring:



Writing this on it!

She works beautifully! I wired it to my F XT Soarer's converter real quick to see if it works and it does! Every key sends a scan code and it's quite different after bolt modding. Keys feel more deep and thocky than regular blue badge model M. I will make a quick video for you guys to check out ...

yea, it looks very crafty

I think it's ++ onwards, I might be wrong. Pretty sure it works on ++

It is so I can remap the keys. Rewiring rj45 to ps2 kinda worked but the keyboard just keeps pressing the keys all the time. I assume is talking to the computer in mode 3 instead of mode 2

Yeah, use it whenever you want:)

Calculator electronics:



PCJr patented breast implant tactile switch:



All make perfect combination where they belong:

Henlo again,

I bought this abomination of a keyboard for 10USD since nobody likes them and will try to turn it into something more up to date (different switches maybe?)

Any ideas perhaps? I liked the style of CA66 keyboards to be fair.