Nope, no partitions.DOWNLOAD MEMLOADER
EXTRACT THE ZIP.
PLACE THE FILES FROM THE SAMPLES FOLDER
AND COPY THEM TO THE ROOT OF THE SD CARD
PLACE SD CARD IN SWITCH
RUN THE PAYLOAD
SELECT OPTION EMMC
RUN HACDISKMOUNT SELECT OPEN PHYSICAL DRIVE
Do you see partitions ?
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Your board needs looking at mate.
You are losing 3v or CLK somewhere I`m guessing.
No amount of memloadering or hacdiskmounting will sort this one.
The BTB from emmc needs probing back to the Tegra.
Send it this way if you like. I don`t mind taking a look. I had a unit come in with failed emmc just before xmas. Turned out to be some kind of acid damage or corroded liquid damage, on just one trace. It is very rare for the actual chips to fail. It is normally something leading to the emmc chip that is letting you down.
Cheers
Matty
Hey Matty.
Thanks for giving my case a look. You see, I can't send it over to you because I am in Brazil and can't afford the freight. I do have some experience with soldering and assembling-disassembling electronics (that's how I fixed my joycons for one), so I'm down for suggestions. I wish I had the money to actually pay for your time and work, but me & the wife have been struggling with rent.
If you somehow still want to give me a hand, I'm all ears. I am sure we can proceed with some kind of remote 'surgery' for diagnosing if I can follow any steps you send my way.
Yeah, I'm desperate as heck. The Switch was one of the few pleasures we've had to deal with all the storm that's going on. And I know I won't be able to just buy another, since they cost roughly 500-600 dollars over here. Our rent alone is around 250 dollars a month.
I used to buy consoles and games, no troubles, a few years ago. But for the past 5 or so years, the country's economy has been shit. I bought the Switch when it costed around $350, last year. Now the prices have hiked up (for pretty much everything). Before that, I had had the Wii U and 3DS - and made several videos on tutorials to help Brazilians to install homebrew. Never thought I'd end up with a tough-as-nails case myself.