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== Finding the JTAG interface == | == Finding the JTAG interface == | ||
Browsing the web is the best place to start. Some people already tried this and will leave some hints where the JTAG interface can be found. | |||
Open the smartphone and remove the mainboard: | |||
<gallery mode="nolines"> | |||
File:HTC open.jpg|300|HTC M7 without back cover | |||
File:HTC mainboard.jpg|Mainboard removed | |||
File:HTC mainboardBack.jpg|Backside of mainboard | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Used Hardware == | == Used Hardware == | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 16 November 2019
Summary
This will show how to find a JTAG interface on a Smartphone (HTC M7).
Requirements
- JTAGulator
- Smartphone (HTC M7)
For an overview of the JTAGulator: JTAGulator: Introduction
Finding the JTAG interface
Browsing the web is the best place to start. Some people already tried this and will leave some hints where the JTAG interface can be found.
Open the smartphone and remove the mainboard:
HTC M7 without back cover
Mainboard removed
Backside of mainboard
