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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.another kamikaze repair following my previous one; this one had more extensive damage, with the drilled area being deeper and more broad. the EMMC had been completely cooked by a DAT0 adapter "reflow" as well... I transplanted it to a hackable... -
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hardware Right Joy-Con insertion animation missing.what is your diode mode reading for that line? with red probe on ground and black on the 0 ohm resistor, I am measuring 0.480-0.500 across a few hac-cpu-20 boards.
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hardware Right Joy-Con insertion animation missing.I have had this issue before (on the left joy-con); it was caused by a burnt resistor on the serial data (console -> joy-con) line. you might check this area and see if these values are okay. though, I have also seen posts on tronicsfixforum...
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.no components need to be removed aside from the LED in the joy-con, the components with highlighted yellow points on both ends just indicate that the wire can be attached to either side
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.here is an updated diagram for the joy-con status LED mod which uses pin 5 (serial data console -> joy-con). I originally ruled out this pin as I assumed it would interfere with the joy-con's function, but in testing the only issue I have found...
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.edit: I thought I had found an alternate method without connection issues, but it seems that it is preventing the joy-con from charging.. I will continue to test things tomorrow
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.hi, I'm the one who originally prototyped these LED relocation mods (OG switch (follow-up, speaker alternate), lite, joy-con), with my previous post being my first time showcasing a version for the OLED, as I didn't have a personal unit until...
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vulp_vibes replied to the thread Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip.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...
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