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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Really appreciate the help, so it indeed kinda sounds like the issue is; 1. bad EMMC connection, and 2. corrupted or missing PRODINFO which may have been caused by the emmc connection issue, or purposely tampered with by the guy who installed picofly. The pkg1 error is weird since I've been...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Thanks the help! There was no previous owner, I had this switch since new and the only person that meddle with it was the guy who installed the picofly. From everything that you've told me I can only infer that: 1. He flat out lied when I asked him if he did not use the right resistor values...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Thank you for your detailed reply, it makes a lot of sense and gives me great pointers. I have backed up my EMMC and prod keys, no issues on backing EMMC but I actually got errors when trying to backup the keys, see image (unsure if it did it successfully). I also get an "Your EMMC is...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Thank you, while I'm not familiar with everything in the documentation I did look at the ini file and thought that there was nothing particularly odd about it. Specially since I created my own .ini file from scratch based on latest guidelines and still isn't working with the picofly in this...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Thanks for the suggestion!, unfortunately seems to be something deeper than that. I do have the sysNAND option in Hekate, I can initiate the process, but it freezes in a black screen. I've even created and configured a complete new emunand from scratch in a new sd card and still doesn't work...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Thank you :) Autoboot is definitively off, I can log into Hekate and emummc every time without issues, its the stock sysnand that won't boot.
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Hi!, I got someone with experience to install a picofly on switch OLED, at the time he asked me if I wanted the switch to always go directly into emuNAND on boot, I thought he meant something like AutoRCM so I said yes, thinking I could always switch it back later in a config file. Once I got...
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    GBAtemp Exclusive GBAtemp SX PRO Give-away WINNERS ANNOUNCED

    Hoping I win :bow:
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    Hacking A9HL Help on Part 3 - Section V

    So after retracing back my steps carefully I manage to re-do "Move RedNAND" (ignoring the main Section IV steps). Had to copy NAND_emu.bin back into the SD card and re flash it to SysNAND. It does look like it was restored incorrectly just as osm70 suggested. Re-flashing emuNAND fixed...
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    Hacking A9HL Help on Part 3 - Section V

    Thanks for the help anyway :), hopefully someone can help me solve this. Ill try to redo some steps but not sure how far back can I go without fearing to break it permanently (hopefully its not bricked already)
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    Hacking A9HL Help on Part 3 - Section V

    No boot, just freezes, Same thing happened on Section III but the guide said freeze was OK and just to force shutdown and continue.
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    Hacking A9HL Help on Part 3 - Section V

    Thanks for the fast response, Didn't delete Home Menu's exdata as I skip all the steps in "Section IV" and did the steps in "Move RedNAND" instead. I have tried re-doing "Section IV" but when I try "3. Select "SysNAND Restore (keep a9lh)" I get an error "SysNAND Restore (Keep a9lh): failed!"...
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    Hacking A9HL Help on Part 3 - Section V

    Going through the guide right now to install a9hl, however, in "Section IV - Restoring the System" I did the "follow Move RedNAND" step as want to moving my previous gateway emunand. https://github.com/Plailect/Guide/wiki/Part-3-(arm9loaderhax) Once I finished "follow Move RedNAND" part the...
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    Hacking Whitelist patch lost after card swap, unrecoverable?

    Thanks for the quick response, now I can shake off this itchy doubt out of my head. Should be more thorough in my research next time. Appreciate the help.
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    Hacking Whitelist patch lost after card swap, unrecoverable?

    I managed to install TN-V bubble and the whitelist patch on a PSTV 3.52 before updating to 3.55. Sadly, after everything went successful I swapped the memory card with the one on my PS VITA 3.55 to try and run some of my games on the TV but when I went back to run Netflix on the original memory...
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