I am back. My Switch's Micro SD card reader got changed at a phone store, (it took a week and a half!) so I was happy... until even the brand-new reader STILL SAYS "1-bit SD Card"!!! Have I wasted 100$ of money for NOTHING!?? Am I really that DOOMED to put CFW!??
emuNAND and 1-bit SD Cards - Am I SCREWED!??
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I have this issue too... I changed the card reader with no success. I keep getting error notifications, slow transfert rates, and this 1bit mode thing... 
Connectors look good under magnifying glass, no missing pins. I'll try to check the connectors with a multimeter. I don't know what else to do then 
Connectors look good under magnifying glass, no missing pins. I'll try to check the connectors with a multimeter. I don't know what else to do then 
I bust these out for customers in 2 hours, thats a long time to wait. I would never charge someone $100 for that and not test to see if it works. What I've seen from shops is insane!
Had this issue on 2 switches brought in for repair and replacing connector fixed them. Pins can all be there but if one important pin is loose or bridges pin next to it you will get issues. Im usa based if anyone wants to send me any repairs.
Nice. I really admire people with soldering skills. I couldn't solder a truck to a steel building let alone tiny solder points like that.
Even for my reed switch installed on my right joycon, I paid a professional to do it for me.
Is the black part where the pins sit made of plastic? I was wondering why it did not melt when heat gun was applied.
After repairing many switch's it would be safe to assume the tension from clipping the nand in over time can break a pin etc. Most clip in flush and there is very little to no tension but sometimes you can feel the tension and some will unclip themselves. Always try to clip the reader in with the least tension as possible. You can try bending the flex a little to reduce the tension.
I meant eMMC. You could get complete boards from Telegram. I probably wasn't thinking much when I said SSD lol
I got it through telegram. Based on what I remember and recently googled
256GB eMMC module : t.me/A256GSwitch (telegram) or TachibanaSuzume#0741 (discord)
I ordered through that guy. Who knows how expensive/cheap it is now given the shortage.
You basically get the whole eMMC board. Just backup your NAND, make a fake backup of the new NAND. Replace the files of the new nand with your backup, restore it, then use a tool to resize the nand (It will only be 32gb if you don't resize it). I kind of wrote a tutorial on how to do that with a 1 bit mode switch.
I've bought 3 from him. Annoyingly, the 3rd one was the one that ended up with 1 bit mode. That one had a lot of drama. I bought it a month before covid. When California closed up, it ended up getting delivered 6 months later to the address.
256GB eMMC module : t.me/A256GSwitch (telegram) or TachibanaSuzume#0741 (discord)
I ordered through that guy. Who knows how expensive/cheap it is now given the shortage.
You basically get the whole eMMC board. Just backup your NAND, make a fake backup of the new NAND. Replace the files of the new nand with your backup, restore it, then use a tool to resize the nand (It will only be 32gb if you don't resize it). I kind of wrote a tutorial on how to do that with a 1 bit mode switch.
I've bought 3 from him. Annoyingly, the 3rd one was the one that ended up with 1 bit mode. That one had a lot of drama. I bought it a month before covid. When California closed up, it ended up getting delivered 6 months later to the address.
No. Cellphone shops here are idiots and cowards. Like I told them what to solder and they fucked it up. I ended up:
1. Asking CTCaer for help to boot into Atmosphere (Atmosphere didn't work at a later atmosphere update)
2. Slowly transferring SD games to eMMC
3. Backed the eMMC took like 12 hours
4. Installed new eMMC
5. Restored the backup
6. Followed my tutorial to resize it
7. Gave it to my non-gamer brother who only cares about NES games
If I had better soldering skills/equipment, I would probably have just soldered the wires directly to the reader since 3 pins broke on mine. I really hate Nintendo for making that connector shoddy.
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Or, I also heard that if you use flash memory, it can act as more "RAM" at least windows tell me when I stick a flash drive into it. -
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I can think of the design teams process another joystick and no audio or a joystick and mono audio -
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