Quote from: names_are_hard on July 04, 2025, 02:39:22 AMI don't believe any dev has that cam, and thus no work is taking place on it.
I do, but it is waiting in a pile of untouched Digic 8 cams until we confirm we fixed our favourite Digic 8 bug.
Quote from: Walter Schulz on July 04, 2025, 08:49:12 AMIt must be years (if not a decade) since last cam got bricked during development. Today it is better understood what to do and what to avoid. And the tools have changed, too.
In fact, at least from my camera collection I almost exclusively have cameras I bought broken and fixed it. And to be honest, from what I see (after constantly watching EU broken cam market for opportunities for what, 2 years now?) they are usually hardware problems.
Even that one time I had 1300D with what was seemingly software issue, it turned out to be a bad flash chip that was returning garbage when running on expected voltage. It was successfully dumped externally while overvolted and replaced with new one

From ML code perspective: We know quite well what not to touch and what can cause real issues, so we don't ship that parts until very well tested. That doesn't mean something can't slip in the limited testing we can do, but we also have a pretty good track record on fixing cameras broken by one particular unofficial build that was not very well tested... Just remember to keep your ROM backups for each cam running Magic Lantern and you should be safe
