If someone from iFixit can pass this onto the students that are planning on working on this, I'd appreciate it.
I don't anticipate the students will want to intentionally risk hard bricking a controller to validate my procedure on controller firmware recovery (even though this is supposedly impossible). If you aren't trying to recover one that's like this to validate the procedure, please do not change the formatting I used to outline how to do it. With that being said, I understand if you want to revise the writing or correct a fatal mistake that I may have made when writing my instructions.
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I'm fairly confident nothing major will need to be done to the procedure I outlined, but if something has to be revised I'd prefer the platform specific separation is preserved by all means necessary to achieve this. If this isn't possible, I'd prefer to stay as close as possible to the format I have currently decided on. I did this split intentionally, since the procedure to do this successfully varies from each platform I covered that is known to work.
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I'm fairly confident nothing major will need to be done to the procedure I outlined, but if something has to be revised I would prefer the platform specific separation is preserved if this is possible. If not, then I would like it to stay as close as possible to the original formatting I used right now. I did this split intentionally, since the procedure to do this successfully varies from each platform I covered that is known to work.
If someone from iFixit can pass this onto the students that are planning on working on this, I'd appreciate it.
I don't anticipate the students will want to intentionally risk hard bricking a controller to validate my procedure on controller firmware recovery (even though this is supposedly impossible). If you aren't trying to recover one that's like this to validate the procedure, please do not change the formatting I used to outline how to do it. With that being said, I understand if you want to revise the writing or correct a fatal mistake that I may have made when writing my instructions.
I'm fairly confident nothing major will need to be done to the procedure I outlined, but if something has to be revised I'd prefer the platform specific separation is preserved by all means necessary to achieve this. If this isn't possible, I'd prefer to stay as close as possible to the format I have currently decided on. I did this split intentionally, since the procedure to do this successfully varies from each platform I covered that is known to work.
This is in relation to these pages:
https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Xbox_One_Wireless_Controller_Model_1708
https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Xbox_One_Elite_Controller_(Model_1698)
If someone from iFixit can pass this onto the students that are planning on working on this, I'd appreciate it.
I don't anticipate the students will want to intentionally risk hard bricking a controller to validate my procedure on controller firmware recovery (even though this is supposedly impossible). If you aren't trying to recover one that's like this to validate the procedure, please do not change the formatting I used to outline how to do it. With that being said, I understand if you want to revise the writing or correct a fatal mistake that I may have made when writing my instructions.
I'm fairly confident nothing major will need to be done to the procedure I outlined, but if something has to be revised I'd prefer the platform specific separation is preserved by all means necessary to achieve this. If this isn't possible, I'd prefer to stay as close as possible to the format I have currently decided on. I did this split intentionally, since the procedure to do this successfully varies from each platform I covered that is known to work.
