How does the switch know it is docked? Is it a chip inside the dock? Does it have to do with the TV output module inside the Switch? Does the dock possibly even inject a payload to let the Switch know what is happening?
how does the switch know it is docked?
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No, since USB from dock works only in OTG mode. And no OTG device can push payload to Switch.
I don't know at technical level what's doing. Only that communication occurs to verify if Switch should switch to dock.
This is not firmware related. Any USB Hub is treated as OTG. Otherwise it won't work.
Has this been tried on v2 or OLED switches? Or does it only act like a dongle?
ipatched switches won't accept any payload, so dunno what you expect. It acts in the same way as rcm loader.
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