Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

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I'd like to thank everyone for leading me into a false sense of hope posting blown up pics of components and me think "AHH they don't look to small, I might be alright soldering this myself"
Everything's bloody tiny! 😂

Hopefully the resistors are the correct ones
seems they are correct:
https://kiloohm.info/smd4-resistor/47R0
 
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I'd like to thank everyone for leading me into a false sense of hope posting blown up pics of components and me think "AHH they don't look to small, I might be alright soldering this myself"
Everything's bloody tiny! 😂

Hopefully the resistors are the correct ones
That's how it goes, now you just need a microscope. Then you just need a soldering iron with the right tips. And then.... :wacko::rofl:
 
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I'd like to thank everyone for leading me into a false sense of hope posting blown up pics of components and me think "AHH they don't look to small, I might be alright soldering this myself"
Everything's bloody tiny! 😂

Hopefully the resistors are the correct ones
good luk with the mosfets one :lol:, i gave up and order flex , might wait couple of weeks.
 
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I'd like to thank everyone for leading me into a false sense of hope posting blown up pics of components and me think "AHH they don't look to small, I might be alright soldering this myself"
Everything's bloody tiny! 😂

Hopefully the resistors are the correct ones

Resistor is right, 47R0 is 47 Ohm.
 
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how is possible to put the firmware in the rp2040? i've connected it with boot button and the mac find it as a storage, but how is possible to put the uf2 file/firwmare?
 
That's how it goes, now you just need a microscope. Then you just need a soldering iron with the right tips. And then.... :wacko::rofl:
I've got a ts100 with bc2 tip which should be ok for the job and loads of flux etc, I solder quite a bit but nothing this size haha
I might get one of them magnifying headband things with light on

good luk with the mosfets one :lol:, i gave up and order flex , might wait couple of weeks.
I've gone the flex cable route anyway, that should be delivered tomorrow with some luck
 
how is possible to put the firmware in the rp2040? i've connected it with boot button and the mac find it as a storage, but how is possible to put the uf2 file/firwmare?
yoiu need to hold boot button then plug into pc and drag and drop files, it will unplug
 
on several post on the last 10 pages. even on the important post there is a pinout.
but is possible to use another "commercial" mosfet similar? for order the flex cable or a mosfet IRFHS8342TRPBF it takes so many days to ship
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ok i managed to copy it with catalina. But after copying the file, the system ejects the disk and then if I try to reopen it with the boot key, I can't find the file inside that I had loaded before. it's normal? is it read and applied and then automatically deleted?
 
but is possible to use another "commercial" mosfet similar? for order the flex cable or a mosfet IRFHS8342TRPBF it takes so many days to ship
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ok i managed to copy it with catalina. But after copying the file, the system ejects the disk and then if I try to reopen it with the boot key, I can't find the file inside that I had loaded before. it's normal? is it read and applied and then automatically deleted?
the files are not real. yes, it is normal. now flash unlock.uf2 the same way
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but is possible to use another "commercial" mosfet similar?
np2016, FDMA7672
 
My solution for a normal firmware upgrade, checklist: the USB port of the PS4 controller plus a matching cable, a magnetic reed switch, and let's get started!



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Hey guys, long time lurker first time poster. Finally did the mod, it glitches and boots Hekate fine. Using 51ohm resistors because I read somewhere that Toshiba eMMC's prefer a higher resistance. I ran the picofly unlocker payload and all that and it said it flashed successfully.

Anyways, I get this error anytime I try to boot Stock or EmuMMC. I'm also seeing that my secure boot key is all F's and my Cal0 is corrut.
I love the same thing also happened to me with Toshiba nand I installed the rp2040 resistors with the unlocking and it gave me that same error without counting that it does not let you extract the keys and when it happened to the original console it gave this error
 

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MOSFET finally arrived. Flying install for testing.. first boot gave me blue, cyan, off. Second boot flashed blue for a little while, then booted to OFW.. every boot since gives me a green light within a second and boots to Hekate. Awesome!
This is a patched Erista that I used to run with Pegascape.
 

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