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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
About 80-90% of the Zelda TOTK editions released in Korea are "THGAMSG9T24BAIL" Toshiba NAND. So I was able to install dozens of devices. It works, but in most cases, it takes a very long time to glitch compared to Samsung, SK Hynix eMMC.- Asadayo
- Post #15,136
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
Updated from 2.73 to 2.74. The led blinks *=* and the switch does not work. NAND is Toshiba THGAMSG9T24BAIL and uses awg32. Reinstalled by flashing the RP2040 to 2.73 and it worked fine. How can I use 2.74?- Asadayo
- Post #9,620
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
sorry it's DAT0 and CMD- Asadayo
- Post #7,240
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
I installed PicoFly on nine OLEDs this week. There was a new Toshiba NAND 'THGAMSG9T24BAIL' on three devices. These Toshiba NAND devices all had the same results. 1. Check PicoFly start-up after installation normally. 2. Verify normal emu-nand creation and boot. --------Error------- 3. Black...- Asadayo
- Post #7,234
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
My OLED Zelda edition has a built-in Toshiba NAND. Is this NAND supported?- Asadayo
- Post #6,582
- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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