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I saw you reversed the RST and CPU wiring since last device/videos few days ago, but end up you did same thing on the new one.
bro swap the rst and cpu lines then it will work properly.Hello, I come to you once again. I bought a Zelda edition console, I proceeded to test it, everything worked fine, I took it apart and started to install picofly, once installed it gave me a clk/CMD error with fw2.67 (the colors of both errors are very similar, so I don't I knew how to identify which one it was exactly) I proceeded to change the wiring of both points and it was still the same, a user suggested I use the most recent fw, I did, now apparently it gives an error in RST, I changed the RST cable to verify that there was continuity in both points and still it keeps giving me an error, what seems strange to me is that clk and cmd give me strange values and I don't know why, if someone can help me please I would appreciate itseriously I'm desperate, I already changed the wiring it originally had. I want to cry, the images are of the values in clk and cmd
edit : well just someone already gave u the answer and u did it Xd
Damn bro, kudos to you for spotting thatI saw you reversed the RST and CPU wiring since last device/videos few days ago, but end up you did same thing on the new one.
Si the same consoleI saw you reversed the RST and CPU wiring since last device/videos few days ago, but end up you did same thing on the new one.
I think this is the default stance now of alot of guys when entering this thread
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yes it is i mean u can leave it off but i bet with u u will probally have overheating problems Xd
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So true . we should add to the thread name (If u Have issues also post a Picture) XdI think this is the default stance now of alot of guys when entering this thread
Dee87 already answerd it but the basic principle when you want to put back a piece of equipment you work your way back from the disassembly so in this case you removed thermal paste-you put back the thermal paste...
This does not apply to Pico, so you soldered in the Pico-you dont remove the Pico
Default stance is to never touch that PARTICULAR layer of paste (edit: as in- don't remove the paste and just stack the heatsink on the shield (paste to paste) when working on switch). Personally, I replace it with 0.5mm cheap thermal pads. It really doesn't do much though, you would PROBABLY be fine if you removed and then did not replace THIS PARTICULAR layer of paste. All other layers are absolutely needed.
I mean, has anyone else actually, REALLY, looked at the Switch's 'air flow'? It's a joke! SO many dead P13s from dusty only-dock-Switchs...
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Meh, I disagree on that layer of paste causing an overheat
I read it that @QuiTim means the GIF is the default stance of us.
You are right, i was refering to facepalm gif.
But Dee87 is right, posting pictures/videos by default when asking for help would save everybody alot of time
It COULD save time, but so would responsibly using 'search skills'.
Lol, saving time by spending time writing something a lot still won't read XD
Poor @lightninjay knows those feels more than most though, some people need to be hand-held so much that you end up dragging them (see my earlier GIF). Recently also realized (hence the "poor" earlier), to truly attain the "Definitive" part of the guide's title, he needs to, SPECIFICALLY, read ALL the redundant questions (AND test answering them), if he ever hopes to head them all off within the guide. In other words, as far as I'm concerned, @lightninjay is one of several 'gods o' the thread', just saying XD
So many great GIFs for my reactions to temper posts, though, but I think this may be the best for this thread in particular:
I had this problem yesterday. I put a 10k resistor as a Chinese video a saw and it works fine.
Here is a CPU flex for Mariko devices, with Dual Independent MOSFETs. I put small pads for sp1 and sp2 if you just want to run wires instead of placing the flex over the capacitors.
also ignore the small circles in the cutouts, that's just the 3d viewer not cutting out the copper from plated through holes.
Kicad project and gerbers:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YPrlNqbp0VJ8IM3nWb1fSZJKgaQMFjxY
also ignore the small circles in the cutouts, that's just the 3d viewer not cutting out the copper from plated through holes.
Kicad project and gerbers:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YPrlNqbp0VJ8IM3nWb1fSZJKgaQMFjxY
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I like the Idea that put the CPU point at the Right.
I think I will try it at next Revision.
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