Not sure if you know, but kiosk need a special version of atmosphere if you have the correct pi firmware.
once this one is tested I"ll upload to my aio thread.
Not sure if you know, but kiosk need a special version of atmosphere if you have the correct pi firmware.
quick question, after a firmware update does the chip need to be reset (like the Oled chips)
If so how does one reset the chip
If so how does one reset the chip
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I didn't catch the part where I needed to unlock it lol. Got it sorted.
So the full cost breakdown if you already having a soldering iron, solder, and flux then it comes out right at $30 for everything else. Wire, Flex Cable, the correct kind of double sided tape, 2040 Pico, and resistors.
I'm not sure @rehius ?
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So the most expensive part for me (aside from console) was the flex which was $15 then $15 shipped. But pico zero was 5 bucks, so depending on region 20-30 if you have everything else
I think they mean if horizon (the switch OS) gets an update?
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Please use the resistors especially if you are booting sysnand
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according to rehius, it will desync.
i tried it on sysnandcfw and daybreak showed this message,
(on emummccfw daybreak works like normal)
Updating via ninty servers on sysnand ofw no desync/modchip crash so far unlike normal hwfly
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Not booting anything but hekate and slow mode warning. Would the resistors be the reason? I have to wait for delivery to test. Backing up 32gb and boot 0/1 to write to another module just to rule that out.
As I know, some Toshiba eMMC are still not working, but unfortunately it's hard to do anything without actually having them in hands. You can only wait for new versions for now
No, it detects the update and resets automatically. Please do that either from Full Stock, or OFW mode (no SD + Vol- & Vol+), daybreak or Semi-Stock does not update BOOT0 which is required for the proper OFW work. The another way is to use daybreak, boot Full Stock through Hekate and perform the full system reset, this would fix the BOOT0 as well
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Sadly you would need a decent logic analyzer like DSLogic, since glitch does not work it is impossible to boot Hekate
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It is 100nF cap, funny enough that you can use ones right from the pico board itself (the VIO ones closest to the rp2040 chip)
"Like OLED chips" means to reset the training data, so that it'll retrain (but HWFLY also injects its own thing into boot0 or whatever... right? Not entirely sure what this project does, because I don't have a need for it at the moment. I did install my own HWFLY though (thus me not needing this right now... but boy has it been an interesting ride...)
but anyway, from the FAQ in the spoilers:
Q: Chip reset? Learning?
A: Short pin 0 to either 1 or GND. Reset internal statistics.
So if I'm understanding correct after the update to the next fw you need to reset the switch to stock if you used daybreak or updates to semi stock?
So update in full ofw then the reset isn't needed?
Yes, you are right.
Until you do the full reset, the "Reset to OFW", boot in "Vol+ & Vol-" and boot without chip would give the blue or black screen due to BCT mismatch
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Same place, CPU caps. But I can assure you, pico board should work fine without them
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