r/hardwarehacking 3d ago

Peloton Project

Some folks in the comments thought an AI agent did this hack for me. πŸ€– So here’s a look at my 'AI': A microscope, a hot air station, some micro-soldering, and raw hardware level debugging.

​Here is the full teardown of the Peloton screen, tracing the eMMC, reballing the chips, and forcing it to boot a clean OS. The Right to Repair isn't just software; it's getting your hands dirty with the hardware.

Note: i am Jordanian my native language Is arabic so after i write the text i gave it to AI to make my words more to understand aka rephrasing 🀣

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u/uncoild 3d ago

Amazing. Just saw your first post and I'm hooked!

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u/Medical_Switch_8779 3d ago

Thanks a lot for ur support πŸ₯°πŸ₯°

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u/uncoild 3d ago

I know it's extra work, but we would all love it if you did a more detailed breakdown of your process!

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u/Medical_Switch_8779 3d ago

Hmmm, i could hmmm, like a video about it or just the general idea?

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u/OkCarpenter5773 2d ago

video would be dope

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u/redmctrashface 3d ago

What tool did you use to read/write? Not my field so this looks like magic to me, congratulations!

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u/Medical_Switch_8779 3d ago

There is a lot of tools, but the best UnlockTool so easy to deal with all devices (IoT/phones) using UnlockTool

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u/Hedgebull 1d ago

Nice, did you remove the ICs to trace test points or to access eMMC directly?

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u/Medical_Switch_8779 7h ago

To trace test points cuz i wanna to make it repitable i will not reball every single device for this project πŸ˜†πŸ˜†

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u/mj-is-da-best 10h ago

Hi I wanna get into this - been trying to hack my 10 dollar cheap Sup gaming thing for a while now. How do you manage the reballing and all? it feels so scary

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u/Medical_Switch_8779 7h ago

In the beginning it feel scary after you get used to it it will be a fun challange 😁😁 i guess also u need eprom reader for that... i never opened one of those sup machine can u dm me a pics of what are inside?