Certainly some pin of the socket on the motherboard has failed you. If with a tester in diode mode you find the pin not connected, you can bypass it. There are the pinout diagrams of the microSD reader on the internet.
If the ribbon cable on the original rail had corroded pins, then the inside of the FPC connector is most likely also corroded but if they were clean you probably don't need to worry about it. Just something important to keep in mind.
The Switch definitely has a working rail, just as the Joy-Con rail is also working. Now, if the problem is in the FPC connector of the motherboard, I don't think so because it is in perfect visual condition, but is there a diagram to check the...
As already mentioned, I have done all the cross-checks, I have used different rails of the Switch and they all behave the same way, just as I tried different Joy-Cons
I have this Switch, it had corrosion on both rails and both speakers were dead (never seen before). I replaced everything and everything works except for the right Joy-Con insertion animation, as seen in the video. Needless to say, I've done all...
I needed to disassemble my own OLED to diagnose a board repair I was doing on a different OLED, so I thought I would post my own picofly install while I had mine open, as well as the repair. I used a trimmed RP2040-Zero with a kamikaze drill for...
adds ability to target more results than first one, if patterns has more than one result.
adds a patch to NS that forces a 0 to GetGameCardCompatibilityType (https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Filesystem_services#GetGameCardCompatibilityType) whenever...
The OLED uses the same components so maybe this helps :
https://files.zzattack.org/index.php?dir=img%2Fconsole%2Fswitch%2Foled%2FComponents
If you search for M92 and missing components on the forum here, a whole bunch of posts will show up.
The...
Hi everyone, I'm trying to revive this classic Switch motherboard, which was left in terrible condition by the previous owner. Some components are missing around the M92 I just replaced. Can anyone tell me which components? I also found various...
the re-released version 1.6.1 fixes sys-patch always patching an offset, even though it may have been patched by files or embedded patches (patches.ini / .ips patches, etc)
detection if patched by file or not was not working correctly:
https://github.com/borntohonk/sys-patch/commit/873495128eeb4cbdd8c21ee35450ec54b6080ffb
es_22.0.0+=Patched (sys-patch) (0x763F8)
es_22.0.0+=Patched (file) (0x763F8)
i added logging...