amoxiflash is a libusb-based program to use the Infectus 1/2 chip to program NAND flash chips. It has been tested on OS X and Linux. It is still highly experimental and only supports a few Wii chips; it will eventually be enhanced to support most commonly available NAND Flash chips.

This is a software stack running in Linux kernel space. This could be one of the mater piece of the kinds that includes design and implementation of static wear-leveling, fast mount, real-time-friendly garbage collection, low-latency memory allocation policy, and etc, for NAND type flash. YaFT...

This is a set of low-level tools and routines to detect corruption in the Nintendo Wii video game console's internal storage, and eventually to fix those errors.

This is a software stack for an inexistent type of flash memory to my knowledge.

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=Team Members= || || Garrett Thomas || Greg Bray || Jeffrey Gorton || Jonathan Morgan || Kyle Stewart || || Role: || Quality Assurance || Project Lead || Documentation Lead || Data Analyst || Tech Lead || || E-Mail: || garrettthomas125_(a)_gmail.com || greg.bray_(a)_gmail.com || jgorton78_(a)_g...

A homebrew psp program used to Identify and Fix most problems, IdStorage and Nand functions. **This Program needs CFW to Run**

Linux Nand Flash Driver which written for MLC.

The main functionalities: - File exploration on the memory-stick, flash0, flash1 and umd - copy, delete, move, rename of files and directories - dump and securised flash of the NAND. WARNING, even if the flash has been tested on several PSP, the flash of the nandBackup is still a risky thing....