Nintendo switch OLED alt point for modchip install

[JaRocker]

everything seems to be installed just the same aside from the EMMC and that's what the alt Point are for.
one-point seem to be problematic and that's Point C and D I don't know where D is going, I don't think you need to completely remove the EMC to install it though.
ill be doing this install my self maybe ill wait for Atmos support to be fully added before doing so
you can find the original post here. https://tieba.baidu.com/p/7573220146


new photos

 

[de9ed]

Other points looks easy enough. Except C. Is there an alternative point ? Do we have to remove the emmc for C ?

Has anyone tried it yet. I have the chips and OLED.

 

[JaRocker]

Other points looks easy enough. Except C. Is there an alternative point ? Do we have to remove the emmc for C ?

Has anyone tried it yet. I have the chips and OLED.

ive added some now pics maybe they can help

 

[Znsale01]

I'm betting you can run hot air on emmc and just tuck your jumper wire into place without pulling emmc. I have chips and an oled switch on standby I might give this a try this weekend. If I end up having to reball emmc it wont be the end of the world.

 

[JaRocker]

I'm betting you can run hot air on emmc and just tuck your jumper wire into place without pulling emmc. I have chips and an oled switch on standby I might give this a try this weekend. If I end up having to reball emmc it wont be the end of the world.

yup you should be able to. I'm just just going to use my hot iron to heat he the wire and just it push it in, that's what I did on the corona Xbox 360

 

[mvmiranda]

yup you should be able to. I'm just just going to use my hot iron to heat he the wire and just it push it in, that's what I did on the corona Xbox 360

well, we'll have to know how far we should push in and the correct "spot" for placing the wire.
also, I wonder if there's any way of knowing whether your wire is at the right ball or not.

 

[susi91]

I'm betting you can run hot air on emmc and just tuck your jumper wire into place without pulling emmc.

I doubt that this will work.
The eMMC chip is much bigger than the ball grid array, i.e. the DAT0 ball isn't at the edge of the chip.

 

[JaRocker]

I doubt that this will work.
The eMMC chip is much bigger than the ball grid array, i.e. the DAT0 ball isn't at the edge of the chip.

oh $hit you're right, didn't even think about that

 

[susi91]

oh $hit you're right, didn't even think about that

No problem, I had the same idea yesterday
The wire will probably also take the easiest way, straight between two balls...

 

[JaRocker]

No problem, I had the same idea yesterday
The wire will probably also take the easiest way, straight between two balls...

well I can try using a needles that why I don't have to worry about it bending

 

[susi91]

well I can try using a needles that why I don't have to worry about it bending

Yes, maybe something like a needle but soft like a copper wire... The left side of the tip insulated with nail enamel, on the right side some silver conductive, then clamp the 'needle' between the C ball and ball next to it!? I.e. silver conductive glue to the C point? Probably a mess and not reliable

But it's even worse, that there isn't an easy way to take a backup of the eMMC. If something goes wrong, the whole switch is for parts... First desirable step after desoldering would be to dead-bug the eMMC (solder some wires to it and to an eMMC reader, then take a proper backup). Just in case, I guess reballing isn't an easy task without equipment.

If there isn't another point for C on the board, ninty did it very well this time...

 

[vulp_vibes]

well I can try using a needles that why I don't have to worry about it bending

here is the clearance you have to work with on the switch's emmc, with a hobby knife blade for comparison. even a strip of printer paper is a friction fit.. good luck

 

[susi91]

even a strip of printer paper is a friction fit.. good luck

lol, allright then

 

[JaRocker]

here is the clearance you have to work with on the switch's emmc, with a hobby knife blade for comparison. even a strip of printer paper is a friction fit.. good luck

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[JaRocker]

lol, allright then

guess removing the chip is the only option for now.

 

[Quezacotl]

Googling at EMMC pinouts, seems that most likely the two corner balls are NC, so no worry if you short those. If that's the case, it would be little easier to make the adapter, because no need that much tolerance.

 

[JaRocker]

Googling at EMMC pinouts, seems that most likely the two corner balls are NC, so no worry if you short those. If that's the case, it would be little easier to make the adapter, because no need that much tolerance.

even though I've been complaining, I love this $hit it gets my adrenaline going. I'm itching to just take my switch apart

 

[de9ed]

well, we'll have to know how far we should push in and the correct "spot" for placing the wire.
also, I wonder if there's any way of knowing whether your wire is at the right ball or not.

True that what I'm Thinking too. How do you know how far it goes and which balls. Emmc balls are tiny

 

[Magnus Hydra]

another pic and some more info. There might be an alt for D0 but not shared yet. Idk.

 

[Blavla]

I'm betting you can run hot air on emmc and just tuck your jumper wire into place without pulling emmc. I have chips and an oled switch on standby I might give this a try this weekend. If I end up having to reball emmc it wont be the end of the world.

It´s very easy to push the nand that way when it´s hot