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To extract the raw mask ROM, you need hardware-level attacks: Apply a controlled voltage spike to the MCPX's VDD core line while the chip is in reset. This can cause the chip to misread the "secure read" bit, tricking it into streaming the internal ROM out over the JTAG TAP (Test Access Port). Method 2: Decapping (Acid and Microscope) This is the physical method. You dissolve the epoxy package of the MCPX with fuming nitric acid, exposing the silicon die. Using a high-resolution microscope, you photograph the metal layers. The Boot ROM is an array of transistors (mask ROM). You manually transcribe the bits. This is how the first MCPX ROM was dumped in 2009 by the infamous team "Tiros." Method 3: NAND Subtraction (Indirect) Because the MCPX loads the CB, and the CB contains decrypted vectors, some engineers reconstruct the ROM by analyzing the encrypted CB headers and using known plaintext attacks. This is unreliable but software-only. Part 6: Common Errors and Symptoms (Troubleshooting) If your console fails to boot, and you suspect the Mcpx Boot Rom Image context:

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