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    Picofly AIO Thread

    thanks Rehius and lightninjay i did take the github version. gotta figure out a way to flash this thing again because, of course, i removed the usb connector and buttons prematurely. i guess i could short the buttons with tweezers and use a usb and breadboard to some pins i also have a usb...
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    Picofly AIO Thread

    ok. finally got around to installing this thing. i put 2.72 on the rp2040 and turned booted up the switch. Got a series of greenish looking blinks (video provided) but .... It is booting into OFW. Video I don't see a white, blue and a true green color like has been in some of the vids My...
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    Picofly AIO Thread

    what a good private investigator you are. i updated the 'evidence' for you.
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    Switch HAD-CPU-01 Side A - Missing Component Identification - pls help

    closing the loop went with 0402 10V 2.2uF X7S 10% T: 0.5mm based on input from jkyoho - thanks!
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    Picofly AIO Thread

    you know nothing of my tools or technique. it also seems that you don't know the answer to my question and would rather play games. i'll wait for a serious reply, i'm not in a rush.
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    Picofly AIO Thread

    i'm in the same situation. i'm wondering if there is any alternate point on the v2 main board thats not a cap and not on the emmc board?
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    Switch HAD-CPU-01 Side A - Missing Component Identification - pls help

    hi all. hoping for some help. can someone please tell me where I can find this info or can provide the info themselves for a missing component. its a Switch HAD-CPU-01 i accidentally knocked this cap off with my board holder (i was able to tell it was a cap from other images). but i have no...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Alright. I'm about to start on the motherboard. I added pics of what i'm working with for reference. Few questions: 1) Are the mosfets in my image correct? They say "irh83422tnk". I ordered them because of the "irh8342". I am not familiar with mosfets. 2) If mosfets are correct, should...
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    No i hear you. Im talking after its working. Im not trying to jump the gun on desoldering it before i test it.
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    Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

    Havent attempted this yet. Thinking ahead to removing the usb port and buttons ... For buttons i can just short pads to go into boot mode or reset, I'm assuming. For the 2040zero though, what's the best way to flash firmware again AFTER removing the port? I have uart analyzers and i2c to...
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