We can remove this caps and the switch will still works without any problem?
So all the wires can overlap and touch one another with no issues?
Just an idea.
Is there a way to reprogram Pico to allow pins 13-9 (selected in green on picture) to act as a USB lines?
So for instance when we desolder USB port and we want to re-program Pico with software update it would be easier to solder pins to big pads on Pico instead of smaller pads to add ribbon cable
Is there a way to reprogram Pico to allow pins 13-9 (selected in green on picture) to act as a USB lines?
So for instance when we desolder USB port and we want to re-program Pico with software update it would be easier to solder pins to big pads on Pico instead of smaller pads to add ribbon cable
Wires cannot touch. I was referring to the double points.
That's what I was leaning towards, but your post just gave me hope and got me thinking about it again. I'M BROKE!
If I order anything, I think I'd rather get some flex cables (gonna use my SX Core flexes to test installing the coming Picos on a V1 and V2, after that HWFly flexes?) and OLED adapters.
Just to confirm it boots 1 in every 20 odd times on the switch lite so I have left those both aside. Now v2 have it working instantly every single time but I get the hekate failed to open payload.bin
What is the correct sd card setup for this as I have tried everything including using a sd card backup from my working V1 trinket build and fresh setup of hekate and atmosphere. Also if anyone sees this message and is struggling, V2 wire sizes don’t matter iv tried multiple and all get the same result, I have found that soldering directly to the cap is the best option though.
See attached image of correct method for V2 tested working.
What is the correct sd card setup for this as I have tried everything including using a sd card backup from my working V1 trinket build and fresh setup of hekate and atmosphere. Also if anyone sees this message and is struggling, V2 wire sizes don’t matter iv tried multiple and all get the same result, I have found that soldering directly to the cap is the best option though.
See attached image of correct method for V2 tested working.
Attachments
Have hekate or your atmosphere bins named as payload.bin on the root of the card, obv copy any other files they mightve came with in the zip
Hello.. I have a V2 that installed a HWfly into was working, but I get bored and installed the Picofly using the same V2 CPU Ribbon.. I'm getting a Blue then White or teal hard to see.. but console boots straight to OFW.. I installed RST to Motherboard and the others to the emmc.. point was just alittle safer.. thx for any help..
edit: I flashed to 2.5+unlock file
edit: I flashed to 2.5+unlock file
Yeah I did that and it wasn’t this. The issue was the sd card reader wasnt plugged in correctly lol
My image looks like it’s soldered there but it isn’t. I have come off the boards connector for Emmc pins so I can remove and upgrade the Emmc size later. This was just a test run to see what’s the best route to take when doing this with wire size, locations and placement etc. I’m in bed now but can go over with multimeter later and find more alternative pads.
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Phones worked great for DS emulation with DraStic and a controller that held your phone
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Yeah it works great but it's the obvious Ds factor you loose from it it's not like playing atari games on atari because Nintendo actually use to give a reason to buy their hardware+1
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Honestly Ken I actually have the hardware and it's hacked and works fine, prefer my phone lol
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Microphone is more sensitive, DraStic has a high res mode, screen is way better just overall a better experience
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K3Nv2:
I just like game consoles how they were intended to play if they have a unique enough reason to buy them anything else yeah just download emulation for it
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I'd like to see a DS emulator that allows casting top screen to TV then use bottom for the touch screen stuff+1
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@K3Nv2 I did that using Citra for 3DS games. Bottom screen was my smartphone. Until I got the touch screen.
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Ken I have that sort of set up on Drastic on Pi for games that don't require touch
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Any TV with your PC connected with Citra and any smartphone to use as a screen using a free play store app.+1
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