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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Gaming Hardware Is this botchedPS4 hdmi trace repair fixable?.very likely fixable, if rather time-consuming... all of the destination vias seem (mostly) intact, and all of the pins that are missing their pads are ones that route out from the port and not underneath it. it would need to be handled by someone... -
vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.it's possible that the wire could cause issue, though it can fit beneath an already installed emmc, and I made sure to keep both the wire and uv mask as flush to the board as possible. I will be testing it tomorrow on one of the kamikaze boards I...
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.workshopping repurposing the display driver test pads as breakouts for clk and dat0; testing the wiring on a parts board first but I think it may work (all of the pads that the clk wire routes through are not connected)
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vulp_vibes reacted to Jehmyson's post in the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip with
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Wooow!! Great, appreciate it! Now I get the installation way better! :D:D I can also use a low-melting solder, known here as 'chip saver,' precisely to avoid damaging the LED with high temperature. Anyway, I’ll give it a try this weekend and... -
vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.if you have a hot air station to remove it, yes, you can use the existing LED; that is what I did with my RP2040-zero installs. if not reusing it, you will need a ws2812b or sk6812 2020 (2x2mm) led. the line connected from the picofly to the LED...
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.I have done internal trinket installs for the v1, haven't done any in ages due to the picofly but I quite like them as you can get them down to just the atsamd21 itself and a couple of capacitors. a fun and clean install imo (old image from...
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