Hardware Nintendo Switch V1 (XAW10003611*) does not inject payloads

Matius · May 16, 2020

ZachyCatGames said:
oh, oops. lol

~~USB port might be bad ig, idk. Does it works for normal stuff (charging, docking, etc)?~~
nvm, it does, didn't read again. idk then

wild guess, like mine I think maybe something with the Tegra chip is possibly messed up.

SheriffBuck · May 17, 2020

I'd buzz through the D+/D- USB data lines to make sure the ESD protection isn't damaged or causing a problem. Also with the back off, you can pop the EMMC off which will guarantee RCM boot without a jig....

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mvmiranda · May 17, 2020

SheriffBuck said:
I'd buzz through the D+/D- USB data lines to make sure the ESD protection isn't damaged or causing a problem. Also with the back off, you can pop the EMMC off which will guarantee RCM boot without a jig....

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Well, not sure if I did it right but, I tested continuity with my multimeter between the D- D+ pins (right next to the USB port) all the way to the other side of the board and they beeped fine...

Andalitez · May 19, 2020

Are you sure the rails aren't damaged in some way?
Sounds like it could be an issue there, as if the jig isn't doing what it's meant to be doing

mvmiranda · May 19, 2020

Andalitez said:
Are you sure the rails aren't damaged in some way?
Sounds like it could be an issue there, as if the jig isn't doing what it's meant to be doing

I already put the motherboard in another full case... the behavior is consistent, unfortunately! :/

pyrotechnicmonkey · May 20, 2020

have you tried another usb c cable?

mvmiranda · May 20, 2020

pyrotechnicmonkey said:
have you tried another usb c cable?

Yup! The cable is fine!
I have user it (still use it) with many other Switch consoles.

Thx!

SheriffBuck · May 28, 2020

mvmiranda said:
Yup! The cable is fine!
I have user it (still use it) with many other Switch consoles.
Thx!

This really is an interesting one. Can you confirm you tried popping the EMMC off to force RCM? I've had some Switches that are really sensitive to the length of cable from the USB port, so you may have a tolerance issue here.

I had a Switch with a similar issue, and I discovered the tuning crystal next to the PMIC was causing RCM to fail, although in this instance my machine didn't boot at all, whereas yours does....

NirSoft USBView tool would also confirm whether the driver is activating and the PC is detecting your Switch in the first instance.

mvmiranda · May 28, 2020

SheriffBuck said:
This really is an interesting one. Can you confirm you tried popping the EMMC off to force RCM? I've had some Switches that are really sensitive to the length of cable from the USB port, so you may have a tolerance issue here.

I had a Switch with a similar issue, and I discovered the tuning crystal next to the PMIC was causing RCM to fail, although in this instance my machine didn't boot at all, whereas yours does....

NirSoft USBView tool would also confirm whether the driver is activating and the PC is detecting your Switch in the first instance.

"Can you confirm you tried popping the EMMC off to force RCM?"
Can you, please, elaborate on that?
Just to mention again, this console was jailbroken before but once the client removed it to go "dual boot" it never injected payload again.
Thanks in advance!

SheriffBuck · May 28, 2020

mvmiranda said:
"Can you confirm you tried popping the EMMC off to force RCM?"
Can you, please, elaborate on that?
Just to mention again, this console was jailbroken before but once the client removed it to go "dual boot" it never injected payload again.
Thanks in advance!

Sorry. I wasn't clear! If you unclip the eMMC daughterboard on the motherboard, then the TEGRA will automatically initiate RCM mode without needing a jig and complicated keypresses. It allows you to take a multitude of variables out of the equation as you test.

mvmiranda · May 28, 2020

SheriffBuck said:
Sorry. I wasn't clear! If you unclip the eMMC daughterboard on the motherboard, then the TEGRA will automatically initiate RCM mode without needing a jig and complicated keypresses. It allows you to take a multitude of variables out of the equation as you test.

Ahh! I see!
But will I be able to inject a simple payload without this EMMC module, like Hekate for instance, just for testing the payload injection?
The bigger problem is that is appears to be in RCM (black screen and stuff) but the TegraRcmGUI doesn't recognizes it in RCM.

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