Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

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yes, resistor only to avoid noise.
should we use a pull-down resistor on the G when installing MOSFET directly
to the APU?

As described by @SQc04:
"The pull-down resistor keeps the gate of the FET low in the default state,
and if there is no resistance, the default state of the gate of the FET is
high-impedance, which may cause the FET to be turned on until it burns.
The resistance value of the pull-down resistor is about 1~10KΩ"

It sounds reasonable and hwfly cable has this resistor AFAIK.

Or maybe your fw pulls-down it programmatically?
 
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should we use a pull-down resistor on the G when installing MOSFET directly
to the APU?

As described by @SQc04:
"The pull-down resistor keeps the gate of the FET low in the default state,
and if there is no resistance, the default state of the gate of the FET is
high-impedance, which may cause the FET to be turned on until it burns.
The resistance value of the pull-down resistor is about 1~10KΩ"

It sounds reasonable and hwfly cable has this resistor AFAIK.

Or maybe your fw pulls-down it programmatically?
firmware has a pull-down. even without a pull-down (firmware startup period), rp2040 acts as a very weak pulldown
 

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yes, resistor only to avoid noise.
What about using a pull down resistor something like 10k ohm to the ground before 47 ohm maybe it Will fix the noise?
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should we use a pull-down resistor on the G when installing MOSFET directly
to the APU?

As described by @SQc04:
"The pull-down resistor keeps the gate of the FET low in the default state,
and if there is no resistance, the default state of the gate of the FET is
high-impedance, which may cause the FET to be turned on until it burns.
The resistance value of the pull-down resistor is about 1~10KΩ"

It sounds reasonable and hwfly cable has this resistor AFAIK.

Or maybe your fw pulls-down it programmatically?
Yep, thats the same with what i think about how mosfet works with pull down resistor to the ground
 

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Switch lite pico fly
1.flex cable v2
2.smd resistor 47R and 20R
3.pico fly Rp2040 chip
4.wier flux tools soldring.
Digram for lite motherbord.
Hi everyone, I am new to this theme, can someone please tell me what I need to buy to install picofly on my switch lite? (links to the components used and some sort of tutorial are welcome)
 

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Hey guys, long time lurker first time poster. Finally did the mod, it glitches and boots Hekate fine. Using 51ohm resistors because I read somewhere that Toshiba eMMC's prefer a higher resistance. I ran the picofly unlocker payload and all that and it said it flashed successfully.

Anyways, I get this error anytime I try to boot Stock or EmuMMC. I'm also seeing that my secure boot key is all F's and my Cal0 is corrut.
I got this error to but you can backup boot0/boot1 first from hekate the restore the backup again coz it's work for me
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Hey guys, long time lurker first time poster. Finally did the mod, it glitches and boots Hekate fine. Using 51ohm resistors because I read somewhere that Toshiba eMMC's prefer a higher resistance. I ran the picofly unlocker payload and all that and it said it flashed successfully.

Anyways, I get this error anytime I try to boot Stock or EmuMMC. I'm also seeing that my secure boot key is all F's and my Cal0 is corrut.
I got this error to but you can backup boot0/boot1 first from hekate the restore the backup again coz it's work for me
 

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