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armv7 is an instruction set not a processor
These are ARM9 exploits that take over a DSiWare title. They run in the same context that the DSi-Enhanced games do, but with additional SD and NAND access. These exploits are valuable since they can be used to downgrade the console firmware to older versions. You can also run commercial homebrew applications from the SD card. However this doesn't allow any cartridge access.
These are ARM9 exploits that take over a DSiWare title. They run in the same context that the DSi-Enhanced games do, but with additional SD and NAND access. These exploits are valuable since they can be used to downgrade the console firmware to older versions. You can also run commercial homebrew applications from the SD card. However this doesn't allow any cartridge access.
*'''ARM7 Exploits:'''
*'''ARM7 Exploits:'''
These exploits take over the ARMv7 processor. In the DSi, these processor handles critical operations and cryptography operations, among other things. These exploits are extremely rare and there's no concrete targets. The DSi menu (The Launcher) is known to run in the ARM7 context. At the moment there's only one exploit known as RocketLauncher. These exploits allow FULL ACCESS with the DSi launcher.
These exploits take over the ARM7 processor. In the DSi, these processor handles critical operations and cryptography operations, among other things. These exploits are extremely rare and there's no concrete targets. The DSi menu (The Launcher) is known to run in the ARM7 context. At the moment there's only one exploit known as RocketLauncher. These exploits allow FULL ACCESS with the DSi launcher.
*'''Bootcode Exploits:'''
*'''Bootcode Exploits:'''
These exploits gain full SCFG_EXT access rights immediately after powering on the system (right before starting the launcher). These exploits are significantly rare and concrete targets can be the launcher's ''title.tmd''. At the moment, nocash's exploit, ''Unlaunch'' is the only known exploit.
These exploits gain full SCFG_EXT access rights immediately after powering on the system (right before starting the launcher). These exploits are significantly rare and concrete targets can be the launcher's ''title.tmd''. At the moment, nocash's exploit, ''Unlaunch'' is the only known exploit.