Do you have any links to this build ? And how i execute the battery desync script ? My switch has this issue.
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Do you have any links to this build ? And how i execute the battery desync script ? My switch has this issue.
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AutoRCM is good to use but if you plug in the charger while the Switch is booted off, you will enter in RCM. Switch doesn't charge while RCM is enabled. Keep that in mindI disable autocrm
It is not good enough to start use
CTCaer took readings and posted that it charges at ~140-250mA in a bricc'd RCM state, so would you care to change your statement?
140-250mA is the minimum of the USB controller at 5v. In order to use the PD controller voltages ~12-18v you need to boot a payload to initialize the PD charging. (empty battery in corner)
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Waiting two hour to be able to boot is not a good solution.
Charging in RCM is slow, just uninstalling it the time to charge it a little is faster, that why everyone say "RCM don't charge", it take hours.
Stop playing with word heh
Charging in RCM is slow, just uninstalling it the time to charge it a little is faster, that why everyone say "RCM don't charge", it take hours.
Stop playing with word heh
Playing with the word? I am stating facts. Others are giving FALSE information saying it does not charge.
The only thing I see wrong with the whole situation is the OP let it sit in RCM mode for no reason. That's like leaving your car running in your garage.
Either turn the Switch off (Dangerous and Careless unless under lab conditions) or use the OS sleep mode.
I agree, if the OP is incapable of doing those 2 simple things then by all means don't use AutoRCM.
If he was able to turn off AutoRCM then he could have just booted the OS payload instead to initialize the PD controller and then charge normally.
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You learn something new everyday lol. Guessing I'm not getting all the info
No problem OP. Use the dongle to boot SX OS. As soon as you see the splash screen disconnect the dongle and connect the switch to the charger or dock. If you are too slow it will shut off.
Oh you guys are using the stupid dongles, I just use tegrarcmsmash from a pc then I don't have to unplug anything until it has a few minutes of charge then I can transfer to dock.
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I don't use a dongle. I also use TegraRcmSmashGUI. But I was just saying that you can disconnect it right away instead of waiting if you are fast enough.
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happily will https://gbatemp.net/threads/ctcaers-hekate-w-battery-desync-fix.509321/ go under tools to use the fix
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This has nothing to do with RCM and SX OS. Battery icon desync is a linux issue. Wrong thread mang.
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Your original post was suggesting using the fix for the issue at hand with the OP, a good suggestion but for a different problem not related to this thread. Just trying to clear up to anyone reading this thread that your suggestion won't work.
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Search function in GBA Temp is the worst search function ever made, if the subject searched is not almost exactly typed like the title it returns you nothing.
Get a girlfriend dude, you must be that cliche nerd with no good moments to tell anyone. Who cares if this thread is related r not to my question ?
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