Magic Lumix - Panasonic S9 and GX80 officially hacked

[BTM_Pix]

So now the S9 camera needs this S9 controller.

[Andrew - EOSHD]

Does that fit in the hotshoe?

[symbolicexchange]

Did you analyze the S9 from the publicly downloadable firmware update file alone, or did you have to dump the ROM from hardware?

[BTM_Pix]

With a hammer and chisel, EVERYTHING fits in a hotshoe.

[Andrew - EOSHD]

I misread that as cripple hammer and chisel

[Andrew - EOSHD]

1 hour ago, symbolicexchange said:

Did you analyze the S9 from the publicly downloadable firmware update file alone, or did you have to dump the ROM from hardware?

Here's the recipe, I'm going to lay it out in totality for the click weasel snapgrammers who definitely always credit their sources.

1. Download Claude and stick it up your fucking arse.

2. Buy an S9, your first Lumix camera

3. (The real secret was Le Chonk, the French AI model)

4. Sit back and let the youtube ad revenue flow in

[symbolicexchange]

stuck at step 1, hardware issue

[brucethemoose]

1 hour ago, Andrew - EOSHD said:

3. (The real secret was Le Chonk, the French AI model)

Have you tried GLM?

Or better yet, Xiaomi's Coding Plan? That's my favorite at the moment, as it is dirt cheap, but MiMo 2.6 is good and no-nonsense when it comes to reverse engineering. I think it's just "under the radar" for most people, where GLM/Deepseek trended on social media and spiked in price.

TBH I have no tried Mistral's chonky model yet. Too many to choose from...

[Andrew - EOSHD]

I tried Deepseek Flash 4.1, and it was alright... You can't take a janky knife into a gun fight though... The camera's life depends on it. Still a massive gap to the frontier US models.

[brucethemoose]

MiMo 2.6 Pro works better than DS 4.1 flash for me. It should work better, as its a 1T model (whereas 4.1 flash is more like a 250B-class model with more compressed attention).

Still... YMMV. Some models are great or terrible at specific things, or better in certain harnesses, and I thought Claude neutered the reverse engineering capabilities.

Anyway I am looking forward to this. I was thinking about buying an L-Mount Lumix, and the prospect of a beefy ARM CPU inside is very attractive.

 

 

[Andrew - EOSHD]

I won't be releasing it until:

At least $100,000 in donations

And at least 5 credits from YouTubers amounting to 1m views.