Nintendo Switch: Resolving Picofly Install and Fault Issues
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Nintendo Switch: Resolving Picofly Install and Fault Issues
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Which solderstation and solder iron do you use? And do you use jbc knife tips?
Any reason you use different wires. From the enameled copper wire to the insulated yellow wire?
Not a fan if enameled copper wire. Too stiff.
Just ordered the rp2040 to put in my patched v1 switch. In all the videos I've watched it doesn't have all these extra wires... Is this the OLED model?
The CMD wire maneuver is great. Good skills.
i got some work done from him i'm waitting!! on one more thing to be done!
How do I get my switch lite fixed? I did the same thing and solder off those small things next to the nvidia chip
Check all solder points. Good luck.
What is the temperature that should be set to remove capacitors?
700 f
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Nice work dude!!
Whats the size of the wire youre using?
36 awg
hello sir, did you encounter on v1 im stuck @ 25mb/s at sccard info. if i boot on EMU stuck on Nintendo Logo
maybe you can help me.. i already change the FPC connector
Replace the T451 ic chip next to backlight connector. Best of luck.
Stupid question but Is it possible to use an RP 2040 Pro Micro to mod switch ?
any rp2040 will work (the rp2040 is the microcontroller doing all the work) as long as you can fit it in with the required hardware :)
Hey, is there a way I can contact you by mail wether it’s English or Spanish?
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so crazy how people attempt this install and have gorilla hands. Look at all the scratches near cpu traces where you cut the metal shield out lol
Definitely takes patience and dedication.
did a v1 this morning, piece of piss easy, was working fine, left the console on some error message while i was setting up the SD card and got side tracked, when I came back the console was really warm and screen had turned off. Now its just permanent blue light on the picofly and the switch never powers on (the battery was quite flat, i probably should have let it charge right up before messing with the HATS). What do you reckon?
Just needed to reseat the connection above the APU :P
Resolved? I reckon It was not secured properly, but double check for any chips that might’ve bumped off the cpu
Resolved, unplugged the connector above APU and plugged it back in, might have moved around when i was locating and securing the chip before re-assembly and heat just topped it off. @@ifnmyoup8322
I think I had the same issue and resolved it by disconnecting the battery and nand chip. Booted fine after that