Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip

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I've always used 2 MOSFETs on everything just cause it worked , tried it one or 2 times with one but I couldn't get it to glitch.
Me too, I've always used two MOSFETs. Just recently, I switched "no pun intended" into one and it seems to be working.

I read somewhere from a guy that bigger solder joints are needed on the caps to allow the current to pass through. Dunno. It just works in my case
 

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Hi, Anyone had experience and succed in emmc reballing but [ ONLY ] using these point. As i see only those are connected through vias.

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I try to find link on aliexpress on green adapter on emmc, but can't find even once. I remembered theres seller on aliexpress like 1-2 month ago.
 
Two reason because it will be faster and also i dont have the stencil.
well i always to with stencil and paste , that would even make it more work.
i mean just try it then youll see how good it goes , most of the emmc pins are just grounds or nc
 
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Yup .. i redid the pic.. it cover all rounded pads now, and left out the non rounded one.. Will it work now?
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This will work no doubt but only if you manage to put in place perfectly, and it is much more difficult to achieve this type of installation if you are using only couple of points underneath.

The main problem/concern here is that you just don't have enough solder balls/points to create the necessary surface tension to keep the chip in place when reflowing also the weight of the chip will put too much pressure on these few balls and make them flat and risk shorting to the neighboring point.

If you want the fastest way, use solder paste and reball jig.
 
if you get black screen when booting ofw then the software on the sd card is not the problem. I would try adding stronger resistance on dat0/cmd. I normally use 100 ohms each to avoid ofw issues.
My resistors from ali arrived today. Added 100 Ohms to dat0/cmd. Slow EMMC issue is gone and booting to CFW/OFW works just fine now! Thanks a lot for the tip, even though it's mentioned in the guide, I would have probably not figured it out.
 
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This thread spawned and blew up because of some dude off craiglist...... Sweet!!!
Yeah props to that guy! Does anyone know if the firmware Rehus is graciously developing for us is in any way related to the original craigslist discovery? Or was the Picofly firmware we use a result of starting from scratch? Either way it's very impressive and I can't say thank you enough to everyone involved!
 
Yeah props to that guy! Does anyone know if the firmware Rehus is graciously developing for us is in any way related to the original craigslist discovery? Or was the Picofly firmware we use a result of starting from scratch? Either way it's very impressive and I can't say thank you enough to everyone involved!

what discovery did craigslist make?
 

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