If you new, you only need to read https://rentry.org/SwitchHackingIsEasy to getting started.Are there any compatibility issues with micro sd cards? I asked the HATS github and he basically told me to come here because he wont use pico until its stable but this is the issues i have.
"When trying to launch the CFW (SYSMMC) gives error of unknown pkg1 version ect failed to launch HOS. It does launch into CFW(EMUMMC) although I'm unable to launch any games or download any games. Basically just can get into it but nothing past that. When trying to reboot to OFW screen goes black and does nothing. I need to take out the SD card and hold power for it to get back into Hekate. I'm using a 256gb gigastone if that matters. Went the RP2040 picofly route with I would assume is a V2 switch.side note it gives a message that that eMMC is in slower mode and failed 2 read/writes if that helps."
thank you i will try thatWhere did I say I used hot air? I soldered them back in by eye with tweezers and a ts100 using a J-tip.
I will look into it, would there be any repercussions to undoing the soldering? If it still doesnt work at this point I just want my switch to be usableIf you new, you only need to read to getting started.
Its the summary of almost all about this stuff.
Basically the step to prepare the microsd:
1. You need to identify your device, is it v1, v2, oled or lite.
v1 is the old switch (the first switch) its called erista.
v2, oled and lite use the same variant of apu which called mariko. The difference between three is the specification for other part. For example v2 and lite use ordinary lcd, while oled using pricier lcd. In simplicity, lite is the cheapest, v2 is the moderate, and oled is the most expensive one.
2. After you identify your device, goes to the tutorial link according to your device to create the cfw.
For example my device lite, and i want emummc/emunand, i use this link:
Dont forget to prepare "the blocker" if you got online (i prepare it, eventhough i never goes online in cfw, just for safety reason)
3. Install DBI the homebrew for file explorer, add/remove program, unzip, etc.
4. Download the nsp (googling it, we dont support piracy in here, its for educational purposes), install using DBI, enjoy.
Note:
The first thing you need to do after hekates run is to backup the raw nand, and the keys.
Hopefully you dont skip this step.
Takeout the sdcard, if the nosd shown, use vol+ and vol-. If it is goes to OFW, then its okay to remove it.I will look into it, would there be any repercussions to undoing the soldering? If it still doesnt work at this point I just want my switch to be usable
Well that's a great sign, from the no SD screen when I press the vol + and vol- at the same time the screen goes black and nothing happensTakeout the sdcard, if the nosd shown, use vol+ and vol-. If it is goes to OFW, then its okay to remove it.
Could you clarify with the 'nothing happens" means?Well that's a great sign, from the no SD screen when I press the vol + and vol- at the same time the screen goes black and nothing happens
Screen goes black and that's it. After a minute or two I can press the power button and Hekate loadsCould you clarify with the 'nothing happens" means?
If its goes to OFW then its okay. But if it is blackscreen no OFW then theres issue in there.
Checking it by powering it on from off, not from nosdcard screen.Screen goes black and that's it. After a minute or two I can press the power button and Hekate loads
If from sdcard screen then just tap the power button to power it off.Checking it by powering it on from off, not from nosdcard screen.
Hold Vol- Vol+ then poweron the device, if everything is okay then it will boot directly to stock system.
Not quite true. The recommended way according to rehius is by press vol+ vol- in no sd screen.Checking it by powering it on from off, not from nosdcard screen.
Hold Vol- Vol+ then poweron the device, if everything is okay then it will boot directly to stock system.
so far no issues its already stable enough after 2.6 , except some installation related issues its really case by case matter whether the installer first timer or an expert, i use the cheapest local brand sd card i could find no worries with my oledAre there any compatibility issues with micro sd cards? I asked the HATS github and he basically told me to come here because he wont use pico until its stable but this is the issues i have.
"When trying to launch the CFW (SYSMMC) gives error of unknown pkg1 version ect failed to launch HOS. It does launch into CFW(EMUMMC) although I'm unable to launch any games or download any games. Basically just can get into it but nothing past that. When trying to reboot to OFW screen goes black and does nothing. I need to take out the SD card and hold power for it to get back into Hekate. I'm using a 256gb gigastone if that matters. Went the RP2040 picofly route with I would assume is a V2 switch.side note it gives a message that that eMMC is in slower mode and failed 2 read/writes if that helps."
I have not yet, thanks for pointing that out, It does say it's in slow mode, would you think that can fix the read write issues and not booting into ofwso far no issues its already stable enough after 2.6 , except some installation related issues its really case by case matter whether the installer first timer or an expert, i use the cheapest local brand sd card i could find no worries with my oled
emmc related issue you can check the guide, did you already add another 47R on rp2040 DAT0 and CMD ?
mosfet exemple pic please!
Nice work. Those look like 38-36awg single core wires right? What did you use as wire stripper? Can't seem to find one for that wire gauge.Unlock another v1 patched. Just bring me this version. Here I go, again...
Which resistors do you really need for the Lite? I've read something from 45 ohm but there aren't any. Do I have to hang some in series or is a 47 ohm resistor also possible?