Picofly AIO Thread

[jkyoho]

It looks the emmc is not "slow", but a regular one (screenshot attached)

Yes, I've tried that and it works and loads Atmosphere with no problem.

I don't know what can be causing the issue of not loading Atmosphere directly when booting, but Hekate loads (and Atmosphere loading from Hekate works ok, too)
Anyway, that's a little inconvenient and I'd prefer to load Atmosphere when booting the console.

I thought only v1 unpatched can run fusee directly

 

[Takezo-San]

I thought only v1 unpatched can run fusee directly

Was thinking that too. I'm thinking its more of a software setup issue. Maybe try using HATS pack instead of doing it manually!?

 

[ojobenito]

I thought only v1 unpatched can run fusee directly

Was thinking that too. I'm thinking its more of a software setup issue. Maybe try using HATS pack instead of doing it manually!?

Then no direct Fusee loading on V1 unpatched? Is there any way to auto-load a payload under Hekate? (not interested at all on auto-rcm, by the way)
Thanks for all your help.

 

[Takezo-San]

Then no direct Fusee loading on V1 unpatched? Is there any way to auto-load a payload under Hekate? (not interested at all on auto-rcm, by the way)
Thanks for all your help.

Honestly, not sure.

 

[jkyoho]

Then no direct Fusee loading on V1 unpatched? Is there any way to auto-load a payload under Hekate? (not interested at all on auto-rcm, by the way)
Thanks for all your help.

Hekate has auto-boot option, check it under OPTION

 

[abal1000x]

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[Blakejansen]

Mh not that I know of srry

What soldering station and microscope do you use?

 

[Dee87]

What soldering station and microscope do you use?

Microscope
and a cheap soldering staion 909d+

 

[Abirma]

I've modded a v1 patched switch with an sk hynix emmc using an RP2040-Zero and while it works at first, within an hour or two of booting it will usually freeze or turn off. After that, any attempts to boot are met with either *=* No eMMC block 0 read , *== No eMMC CMD1 request, =** eMMC init failure during glitch process, =*** eMMC init failure (this is the most frequent one), or a single blink and then an attempt to boot ofw (sometimes successfully) until it's been left turned off for 10 minutes or so (I've also had it refuse to power on until the battery was disconnected and reconnected) after which point it will boot fine again. 47 Ohms on CLK, 97 on DAT0 and CMD. I was on fw 2.74 but I downgraded to 2.73 via picofly toolbox to see if the automatic overclock of the pico in 2.74 was to blame.
Would this be a soldering issue, a bad pico or just the hynix emmc being difficult?

 

[chronoss]

Welcome to my DT0 and i need advise for my first Oled hack...

 

[QuiTim]

Welcome to my DT0 and i need advise for my first Oled hack...

First advice, don't use that dat0. If you have to use it, modify it as @abal1000x did (check his posts)

 

[chronoss]

First advice, don't use that dat0. If you have to use it, modify it as @abal1000x did (check his posts)

It's a only one i have at the moment... can u show me his post please ?

 

[Takezo-San]

It's a only one i have at the moment... can u show me his post please ?

Do you have a hot air station?

 

[chronoss]

Do you have a hot air station?

yes

 

[jkyoho]

It's a only one i have at the moment... can u show me his post please ?

https://gbatemp.net/posts/10187561/

 

[chronoss]

https://gbatemp.net/posts/10187561/

Thanks but he talk its dangerous... there is a good adaptator on ali or anywhere ?

 

[QuiTim]

Thanks but he talk its dangerous... there is a good adaptator on ali or anywhere ?

These guys started selling them again and they look OK in photo but as his mother said to Forest Gump "from AliExpress you never know what you’re going to get"

 

[linuxares]

DAT0 NEW? What is improved on it?

 

[chronoss]

DAT0 NEW? What is improved on it?

I think best connect to DAT0 point...

 

[QuiTim]

DAT0 NEW? What is improved on it?

Well, judging by the picture they are using the old "straight" design for the contact point to dat0 ball under emmc.
The recent designs were using a round design that was shorting the ball next to dat0 when pressure was put to it.