Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

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[config]
autoboot=0
autoboot_list=0
bootwait=3
backlight=131
noticker=0
autohosoff=1
autonogc=0
updater2p=0
bootprotect=0

{-- Custom Firmwares --}

[AMS (EmuMMC+Incognito)]
cal0blank=1
atmosphere=1
emummcforce=1
fss0=atmosphere/package3
kip1patch=nosigchk
icon=bootloader/res/icon_ams_emu_inc.bmp
{}


[Official Firmware]
emummc_force_disable=1
fss0=atmosphere/package3
stock=1
icon=bootloader/res/icon_switch_logo.bmp
{}
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in this case I'm trying to access OFW
I assume your error code shows after you select in Launch section?
If that error code shows when you entering hekate, update your PAYLOAD.BIN to latest HEKATE aswell
 
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I assume your error code shows after you select in Launch section?
If that error code shows when you entering hekate, update your PAYLOAD.BIN to latest HEKATE aswell
nothing, still the same error

what I'm most nervous about is that I made the backup, created the emunand and now it's giving me an error to enter the ofw
 
very cool! eristas usually glitch really fast though, I would love to see this tested on a Mariko for comparison.

I can see this becoming the method of choice especially for oleds since you have to remove the motherboard anyway. On lite/v1/v2 removing the motherboard will be an additional inconvenience. Maybe better than removing apu shield and cleaning thermal paste, though?
I have not done lot of marikos but for those i installed rp 2040 with 2.73 the boot times are almost instant. I cant say the same for oleds except for those with samsung nands.
 
does removing the resistor 47 ohms bad in DAT0? mine got lose contact/cold solder and proabably burned the resistor trying to connect it back. so i had to remove it and directly connected to picofly and it works. im questioning about the long run, if there are any issues it will happen in the future?( ie burning something, overloading the board, etc etc) so far glitch is good
 
Hi @abal1000x , confirmed for lite .. tested also .. as always with aon mosfet.. now just need to tidy things up. Thanks for the research.👍
 

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does removing the resistor 47 ohms bad in DAT0? mine got lose contact/cold solder and proabably burned the resistor trying to connect it back. so i had to remove it and directly connected to picofly and it works. im questioning about the long run, if there are any issues it will happen in the future?( ie burning something, overloading the board, etc etc) so far glitch is good

without added resistance the noise of the rp2040 interferes too much with emmc communication. So you will most likely have issues booting into ofw now.
 
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Good thanks but i have no good cutting tools tu cut the shell :(
After that, i need to connect the chip to the adaptater ?
You need to get the dat0 connection from under the emmc (as you would in an Oled) then bridge/fix the via/trace you damaged so the switch is working again.
Then if you want to install the mod you can solder the dat0 to the alternative point on the right side of the board (you have pictures on those post from abal1000x)
 
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You need to get the dat0 connection from under the emmc (as you would in an Oled) then bridge/fix the via/trace you damaged so the switch is working again.
Then if you want to install the mod you can solder the dat0 to the alternative point on the right side of the board (you have pictures on those post from abal1000x)
if no bridge, switch not working without the chip ?
 
if no bridge, switch not working without the chip ?
No bridge NO work
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Good morning, I was talking to jkyoho and he said to remove the cable that goes to pikofly, I removed it and it booted normally in ofw, which could be the error that persists when you have pikofly
show your solder work
 
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